The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-25

hC BAtA8 VI tetO 1AahN Company held a party recently at the home of Mrs Charles Burns of Ridgewood street in honor of Mrs Linford, Goodwin. Bridge and danc- ing were enjoyed after which Q German supper was served. The guests included: Mrs Linford Goodwin. Mrs Cora Davis, Mrs Jo- sephine Lane, Mrs John Carpen- tier, Mrs James Grant, Mrs Henry Archamb bault, Mrs Frank Pasquale, Mrs Peter Mariani, Mrs Norman Curtis, Mrs Charles Burns, Mrs Harold Sweeney, and Misses Della. Shanahan,. Betty Day, Carmen Rose, Annette Davino, Grace Nor rissey, Polly Shanahan, Lillian Mur phy, Janet Lancott, Phyllis Espis- to, Rose Branael, Cellestine Davino Florence Verrastro, Margaret Var anelli, Dorothy Squire, Jean South iere, Anne Lokust, Eunice Provost and Betty Haynor.
 St MichaePs church in Water vile was the scene of pretty wed- ding this morning at 8 o'clock when Miss Eliza beth P. Humphrey, daughter of Mrs Mary Humphrey of Waverly street became the bride of Joseph P. Murtha, J., son of MT and Mrs Joseph Murtha of Scott ! street. Naugatuck. Rev William O'Shea performed the ceremany and celebrated the nuptial mass. Miss Helen Nolan of Hartford, for merly of this city was the only attendant of the bride, and Ter renee Murtha, brother of the Mary's seminary, was the best man. palms, ferns and cut flowers and a special musical program was rendered.
 The bride wore a frock of royal bule chiffon fashioned in silhouette style and wore turban to corres- pond. Her bouquet consisted of pink roses. The maid of honor was attired in frock of Olive green crepe and wore a black turban and carried an arm bouquet of Tails man roses.
 A reception for the intimate families was held at the home of the bride, following the ceremony. Out of town guests attended from Yonkers, N. Y., Hartford, Winsted, Naugatuck and Terryville.
 The bride is graduate of Crosby high school and the Waterbury hos pital School for Nurses and the bridegroom is a graduate of Nauga- tuck hibh school.
 The next meeting of the Rockville Parent-Teachers Association will be held on Wednesday afternoon at the Rockville school at 3:30 o. clock. Miss Eitenne Baldwin will be the speaker at the meeting. Re- treatments will be served during the afternoon.
 l The members of the U. and |. | Club of the Y. M. c. A. and their guests enjoyed dinner dance at the Colony Lodge in Wallingford recently. Those present were: MT and Mrs Harry Shackley, William Crane, Arthur Little, James Grif- Ami, Frank Sabis, Dorothy Aspelle, Joseph Grady, Katherine Spe1lman. Thomas Calvin, Kathleen Brod- erick, Frank Morgan, Millie Belka,
 Joseph Dukas, Emma Dumschott.
 John Maher, Irene Breen, Henry
 Crane, Genevieve Moran, Thomas
 Moran, Anna Cane, Joseph Val
 echko, May Sullivan, Morton Leon-
 ard, Babe O'Donnell, Raymond
 Thompson, Elsie Walsh, Cooper
 Allen, Mary Kelly, Kenneth Allen
 Loretta Hoar, Gordon Porter, VI
 vian Martin, John Garragus and
 Alberta Clark. A-
 There will be a meeting of the
 officers and directors of St Mary's
 Hospital Aid Society at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the nurs- es home. Matters of importance will be discussed including the St Patrick's Day party and other plans for the future.
 Miss Della O'Neill of Linden street is spending a week as the guest of Mrs John P. Flood of West Hartford.
 A regular meeting of the Y. W. H. A. will be held in their club rooms at the Hebrew Institute on Monday evening. Plans for the an- nual formal dinner dance will be discussed.