The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-08
Hyg ienists Hold Regular Monthly
 Meeting

the memEeI3 aL & AAoStAu8 anu bridge at her home on Boyden street. The home was attractiveiy decorated with Halloween novel, ties in a color scheme ot orange and black. Following the card playing a luncheon was served. Those attending were: Miss EIemile O'Rourke, Julia Van derman, Maureen Malsch, Barbara Borchardt, Blanche Demers, Esth- CT Hauser, Marion MacKeever. Thelma Curtis, Margaret Mitchell, Kathleen O'Hara, and Mrs Harriet Reichenbach, Mrs Rachel Purcell, Mrs Ethel Clark, Mrs Marion Krinkel and Mrs Florence Maloney
 A wedding of much local inter est took place yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at St Francis church in Torrington when Miss Mary Elizabeth Ryan, daughter of John Ryan of .Torrington became the bride of Thomas F. Edwards, son of MT and Mrs Phillip Edwards of Ashmun street. The ceremony was performed by Rev John Fay who also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed.
 The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Agnes Ryan as maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Kelly of Lounsbury street and Miss M. Hopper of Hoboken, N. J. Joseph Nichols of Arch street attended MT Edwards as best man and the ushers in- cluded EanS Lallier, Thomas Mo- Grath, William Moore and M. Me- Carthy of this city.
 Attired in a gown of ivory satin fashioned in period style with a, long skirt terminating in g train, the bride was given in marriage by her father. Her costume was com pleted by shoulder length veil of tulle with a, cap of lace and she carried an arm bouquet of calln lilies. Her sister was attired in a gown of rose taupe velvet and wore a matching turban. She carried a bouquet of Talisman tired alike in frocks of Runsiman green velvet and wore turbans of corresponding shade and material. Their bouquets consisted of Talis- man roses. I
 Following the ceremony a recep- tion for about 60 guests was held at Blue Spruce Inn. MT Edwards and his bride left on a wedding trip to New York and Washing ton and upon their return they will take up their residence at 45 Prospect street.
 The bride is a graduate of Tor rington High school and has been an employe at the city hall in Tor rington and the bridegroom is a graduate of Crosby High school and attended Holy Cross College.
 Among those from this city who attended the wedding were: Mir and Mrs Harold Wells, MT and Mrs John Kelly, MT and Mrs Phillip Edwards and Miss Sadie R. Walsh.
 The teams of Rowley W. Phillips and Frank Smyth and Ivan Coui- ter and Allen Ruffin were top scores in. the Monday night tour- nament at the Waterbury Bridge Club. Woodlawn terrace, last night. Phillips and Smyth led the north and south pairs with 99 1-2 match points and Coulter and Ruffin were high among the east and west pairs with 10P match points. :.
 Runners-up, north and south. were MT and Mrs Lawrence Lewis with 92 and Calvin Hurlburt and John Kolb with 89. Runners-up, east and west, were Mrs Wilbur c. Bryan and Mrs Paul Hamilton with 96 and MT and Mrs Joseph J. Davis with 95 1-2.
 Other high scorers were W. Harry Byrnes and pr Stanley Lund; MT and Mrs Edwin C.. Hunt, MT and Mrs Warren Kaynor, rIo E1 To or< Mr and Ms Richardson Bronson and MT and Mrs Harry Grange.
 MT and Mrs William D. Pierson of Buckingham street had with daughter, Miss Laura B. Pierson of New York and her f1ance, Hay den F. Ketcham of Babylon. l.. I.
 A reception and dinner was ten dered Miss Josephine Vivian Or lando at Waverly Inn by her sister, Miss Anna Orlando recently in honor of her coming marriage to Joseph Ranaudo. Miss Orlando was presented with a Regina dinner set. The table was attractively deco rated for the occasion. Those at- keuQinS WereHMlSScS JOScPuiHo Oi- lando, Anne Orlando, Erma Greco. Angeline DeNicola, Phyllis and Lucy Sirica, Mary Riccuiti, Laura Camissa, Amelia Riccuiti, Mrs Louis D. Ricciuti of New York city, Mrs James DeVito and Mrs Vim cent Orlando.
 Mrs Arthur H. Merriman enter tained a group of members of St Mary's hospital aid society at a dinner and bridge at her home in Prospect recently. Those in attend ance were Mrs Joseph McGinniss, Mrs John Bronsky, Mrs Edgar Ad- ans, Mrs Elizabeth Mcdonald. Mrs Alfred Wolff, Mrs George Bolan. Mrs Arthur Bolan, Mrs Frank Mahan, Mrs Andrew Jackson. Mrs Thomas Tobin, Mrs Mary Sullivan, Mrs John Hennessey, Mrs Rather inc Zibell, Mrs George Cronan, Mrs Edward Cooke and Mrs Samuel Judson. High scorers at bridge were Mrs Wolff, Mrs Arthur Bolan, Mrs Mahan, Mrs Zibell and Mrs