The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-16
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Nelson Kast of Plaza avenue was the weekend guest of Miss Polly Douchen of Brooklyn, N. Y. for the annual prom and tea dance at Vassar college.
 Misses Eleanor Brown, Dorothy Mclaughlin. Esther and Ruth Hauser of this city and Ruth Beadle of Hartford and Arthur J. Hopper Jr, John c. Upson, F.. Kirkman Samson Jr, and Hugh Corcoran are spending a few days as the guests of MT and Mrs Charles Carroll at Chimney Moun- tain House at Indian Lake Village, N. Y. They will attend the Olym- pics at Lake Placid.
 Louis Mucciaro of North Elm street was rendered a birthday party at his home recently. Games, dancing and singing were enjoyed. Luncheon was served at a later hour in the evening. Those att tending were: Misses Lena Perugini, Rose Rinaldi, Mary Sforta. Lena Reno, Jennie D'An- dra, Anna Constantine. Eva Pen- mesa, Ida D'Angelo, Anna Cuilio, Louise Robino, Evelyn Ollid, Elizabeth Okoury, Antonette Mar cialle, Antonette Russo, Marge Bi- ond; the Messrs Ben Clark Ray Mitchell, Leopold Sanzone, John DiLeo, Tom Donaldson, Charles Si- cilio, Silvio DiFronzo, Daniel Peru gini, Rocco Del Russo, Nick Peru gini, John Mariani, Alfred Dl- Fronzo, and Nick Marcialle.
 The bi-monthly bridge-tea of the Waterbury Women's club will be held this afternoon at the club house. Members of the executive committee, Mrs Forest c. Purin- ton, Mrs Emil IL. Patzold, Mrs Harvey E. Riggs, Mrs A. J. Pier pont, Mrs Lewis G. Merrill and Mrs Frederick C. Marggraff, will receive. Mrs Warren s. Trott is chairman of the ten and is assisted by Mrs oscar Stahl, Mrs John Fl. Curtis and Mrs James A. Peasley.
 Rev Dr John N. Lewis officiated at the wedding of Miss Nancy w. Dickinson, daughter of MT and Mrs John w. Dickinson of Portchester, and Dayton W. Garlick. son of MT and Mrs Arthur Garlick of this city which took place at the Pick wick Arms in Greenwich on Sat urday noon. Miss Rae Dickinson, sister of the bride, was her only attendant and George Ruhland of Syracuse was the best man.
 The bride who was given in marriage by her father, wore Q gown of pale blue lace fashioned with 8 long skirt and short puffed sleeves. and she carried a bouquet of pink roses and blue delfnium. Her sister wore a frock of green triple sheer crepe fashioned with g. long full skirt and short packed and she carried an arm bouquet of season flowers.
 The bride IS a graduate of Well lesley College and Columbia Uni- versity and the bridegroom is a graduate of Rensallaer Pollytech- mic Institute. He is associated with the New York Telephone Company in Syracuse.
 Following an unannounced Wed- ding trip, the couple will take up their residence in Syracuse.
 Mrs Rodney Chase of Water town and Mrs De France Clarke of Woodbury are in Hartford today attending the meeting of the sched- ule committees of the Garden clubs of Connecticut at the Hartford Women's clubs. The meeting Is called to discuss in detail the part which the garden clubs will play in the 18th National Power and Garden show which will be held in the State Armory in Hartford, Auril 2 to 10. Mrs Chase will represent the Watertown Garden club and Mrs Clarke will represent the Pomperaug Valley Garden club