The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-05
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 Miss Mildrd Norton was hostess at a party recently in celebration of her birthday. Among the guests were Mrs F. Bunnell and Miss Lil- Han Bunnell, Mrs B. Armstrong, Mrs E. Stack, Mrs J. Bobillard Misses Genevieve Bobiliard, Emma Leary, Mrs M. Anderson, Doris An derson, Emma Birmingham, Mrs V. Hallock, Mrs F. Norton and Mis- sMildred Norton.
 Miss Edith Winestine of Plaza avenue is visiting with her sister in Baltimore, Md, for some time.
 Mir and Mrs William J. Dillon and their daughter, Joan, of Bun- ker Hill avenue, are visiting Mrs Dillon's parents, MT and Mrs Will liam Murray of New Milford, for a few days.
 Mrs John Cody entertained her card club at her home on East- wood avenue Tuesday evening. Her guests were Mrs Joseph Cosgrove, Mrs George Holihan, Mrs Alling Fischer, Mrs P. F. Moran, Mrs Homer l.. Emons, Mrs Lawrence Skelly and Miss Catherine Burns.
 Misses Elizabeth Smith of Ade- laide avenue and Murlyn Haywood of Pierpont street have returned from three weeks vacation to Virginia eBach, Va, and Louisville, Ky, where they were guests of Miss Naomi Redden. They also Covington, Va. Mrs Barlow is the visited MT and Mrs E. J. Barlow of former Dowena Gunsalus of this city.
 MT and Mrs Arnold Smith of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting with James Smith of Idylwood avenue, and with Mrs Smiths parents. MT and Mrs Roland Jaminet of Wall street.
 MT and Mrs William Pulford of East Main street were rendered a party recently in celebration of their 50th wedding anniversary. Those present were MT and Mrs Charles Pulford, MT and Mrs George Aitchison, MT and Mrs Richard Pulford, Richard Pulford, Jr, MT and Mrs Louis Pulford. Ells- worth Pulford, Miss Ruth Pulford, MT and Mrs Phillip Arcand, Miss Burr, MT and Mrs Walter Bolt, MT and Mrs William Woods, MT and Mrs Wesley eLavenworth, MT and Fred .Aitchison, Misses Anna, Louise and Jessie Aitchison, Fred Mrs Armand Garceau, MT and Mrs Claire Arcand, MT and Mrs David Powell. William Bolt and Gene Sullivan.
 Miss Margaret Mary Shea daugh- ter of Mrs N. c. Shea of Baldwin street and John J. Maloney, son of Mrs Margaret Maloney of Wash ington street were united in mar riage yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at St Francis Xavier church with Rev J. J. Egan offici- ating. A nuptial mass followed the ceremony.
 The bride wore a gown of pink satin, fashioned in simple lines with a tight bodice and long fiared skirt. Small epaulets of ecru lace formed sleeves and the same lace was used Her hat was of light blue lace and tIAullAtS0 WAtA RAAIh 0eAIAA AAD0OAk SO match her gown. She carried white roses and pink snapdragons interspersed with baby's breath and swansonia. Miss Katherine Shea. her cousin was the only attendant. Her frock was of baby blue satin and was made with a lace jacket. She wore a pink lace hat in con- trast trimmed blue ribbon of shade matching her gown and car ried a bouquet of pink roses and blue snapdragonS. The bridegroom was attended by Joheph Maloney.
 A reception immediately follow ed the ceremony in the brides home. MT Maloney and his bride departed late in the day on a we'd ding trip to New York and Wash ington, D. C.. and Cleveland. Ohio. the bride travelling in a costume of brown and tan tweed. They will make their home in the future at 746 Baldwin, street. Out of town guests included Dr and Mrs J. E.. Brennan and Mrs Margaret Down. ney and son, Howard of New Mil- ford, MT and Mrs Arnold Smith of Cleveland, MT and Mrs Robert De- schryver of Detroit, Mrs Otto An- derson of Naugatuck and Mr and Mrs Thomas Raffle of West Haven.
 A garden party was held "Wednesday, August s, in the Car ney Gardens on Bishop street, in honor of Miss Margl.ssst Carney who is to enter scllooi in the fall. Games were enjoyed and a pro. gram of entertainment was pre- sonfed. The garden was prettiiy decorated in blue and white color scheme. Refreshments were served at { ?. m.