The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-28
WATER WILLIE
CURADO-DlTTRICH
 NUPTIALS HELD
Celebrated at St Michael's SatardayT0 Present
 Comedy

One of the prettiest weddings of the season took place Saturday morning at St Michaeps R. c, church when Miss Nave B. Dittrich daughter of MT and Mrs Charles M Dittrich of Edgehill avenue became the wife of Augustin D.. Curado, son of MT and Mrs Augustin l.. Cu- rado, of Hartford. A large congre- gation witnessed the ceremony which was performed at eight o'- clock by Rev Myron Miller. chap lain of St Mtlry's home in West Hartford, and cousin of the bride Father Miller also celebrated the nuptial high mass which followed the ceremony. Rev William J. O. Shea, pastor of St Michael's assist. ed at the marriage ceremony and was seated in sthe sanctuary during the mass. A profusion, of palms and ferns and quantities of white and yellow chrysanthemums were used most effectively in decorating the church and altar.
 As the Aride entered the church un the arm of her father, who gave her in marriage, the Wedding Mu- sic" from Lohengrin, was played by the organist, Miss Winifred De. laney. Abt's setting of Ave Maria was sung as an offertory solo dur ing the mass and Mendelssohn's ( "Wedding March" was played as the bridal party left the church.
 The brides gown was of medium blue chiffon velvet, with high neck line, long sleeves, fitted bodice and long skirt. She wore a velvet tur- ban. Her only attendant was her sister, Miss Ann Dittrich, who wore a. gown of nasturtium shaded chif- fon velvet with brown velvet tur- ban. Her bouquet was composed of bronze chrysanthemums.
 Sven Cederholm of Naugatuck and New York City served as bes' man for MT Curado.
 Mrs Dittrich wore gown oi navy blue velvet and Mrs Curado,s gown was of black velvet. Both wore corsages of garden.as.
 Following the ceremony there was wedding breakfast for the immediate families at Mrs Grays Dining Room on Willow street, al ter which Mir and Mrs Curado lei upon an unannounced wedding triI the latter wearing tan twece swagger suit with brown accessor' :es. Upon their returR they VII make their home at 851 Wethers field avenue, Hartford.
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 The Waterville public has a req comedy treat in store for 1t or Thursday and Friday evenings o this week when Aren't We AIT farce comedy in three acts, with cast of nearly one hundred loca people will be presented at Spragu' grammar school gymnasium. Int Waterville Parent-Teacher Asso. ciation is sponsoring the production in behalf of it's Christmas Baske Fund. a most worthy enterprise.
 The cast contains the names o' many well-known entertainers In ciuding. George Hughes. Elmel Wilson, Harry Cashin. Jimmy Cant well. Vincent Leonard. Gus Schoecl Danny Barrett, Charles Platt. Idri' Anderson, Clark H. w. Newton Charles Platt, William Houston Frederick Palomba, (. Arthur Du Bois. Arthur Kramer, Perry White Ralph Never, Eddie Keenan. Pat rick Kelly, Edward Downs, Edwart Cookson. Fred Seidel, Frank Bailey John Ml Lynch. Arthur Twleves Benjamin Bradley, William Dun Iayey. Clifford Northrup. David Ky an. George Bailey, Alfred Emmons Franklin Warren, Luke DoWline Marjorie Bailey, Mary ByrnesI Ly dia Jenkins, and many others There will be high school beaut chorus of thirty and another larg group of juveniles in "Baby's Hrth day Party. A riotous school day sketch and "Good Mornin Judge" skit will add much to tn comedy. Dancing will follow pot performances.