The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-02

| Corgan, Miss Catherine Ellen Daly, Miss Mary Dewitt, Mrs Harold E. Lynch, Miss Marion Thorne. Miss
 Rita Burns, Miss Elizabeth McNa-
 mara, all of Bridgeport, Mrs Will | liam Fitzgerald of New Britain, Miss Marjorie Mcdonald of Jersey City, N. J., Mrs David Ward of New York, Miss Ruth Stapleton of Naugatuck, Miss Rosalie Aspell of Akron, Ohio, Miss Catherine Me- | Carthy of Middletown, Miss Cecile ] Cuthbertson, Mrs Henry J. Stuart, Miss Marhta stuart, Miss Margaret stuart, Miss Catherine Shanley, all | of New Haven and Mrs John F. McDonough of Naugatuck.
 Mrs Robert F. Griggs, Jr, of Newton terrace, the former Mrs Ann Tranker Wood, was the guest of honor at q miscellaneous shower given Wednesday evening by Mrs Robert W. Croft of Hilicrest. Those in attendance were Mrs Griggs, Mrs Charles Tanker, Miss Airline Free- man, Mrs Arthur Benson, Misses Marion Dews, Helen Chipman, Mrs George Brennan, Miss Zoe LaHur and Miss Rita O'Donnell of this city and Mrs Norton Decker of Woodbury.
 Miss Kathryn Hayes, chairman of the Waterbury Council of Cath olic Women, has announced tho following committees who will act in conjunction with the open meet Ing and tea of the council to be held next Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the Waterbury Catholic high school auditorium at which timo 0 three weeks drive for mem bcrship will come to close. Miss Julie McGrath has been appointed chairman of the tea committee and will be assisted by the Misses Marjorie Lynch, Lucy Bowes, ley. Gcnevieve Carolan, Agnes Carrissimi, Margaret Carroll, Grace Daly. Mary Corden, Marjorie Pow. CTS, Josephine Menotti, Alice Brad- ley, Helen Mcdonald. The recep- ton committee includes Miss Helen Dcvine, Miss Edna Maloney, Mrs Francis P. McEvoy, Mrs Edward Mcdonald, Miss Mary Benett, and the Misses Catherine and Margaret Maloney, Mrs Harry Parsons and Miss Rose Clarkln will pour.
 Miss Catherine Sullivan who re. gently entered the training school at St Mary's hospital was honored Ut q party given recently at the home of her parents, Mir and Mrs D. J. Sullivan of Albion street. Those in the party were Misses Patricia Sullivan. Helen Murphy, Doris Murphy, Margaret Lynch, Helene Cowpcr, Julie Calvin, Mary | Sullivan, Mary O'Maliey, Marjorie Holihan, Eleanor Miles, Mary Murphy, Mary MacLelland, Lillian | Shea, Margaret O'Donnell, Thelma | Stemm, Rita Brown, Helen Brown, Edna Cody, Mary Bresnahan, Julia Mccarthy, Margaret Sheehy, Anne o'Connell. Catherine Sullivan, Mrs Sullivan, John Brady, Thomas Hol- | Brcsnahan, James Gaynor, Martin | Moriarty, Frederick Greg gory, Thomas Daily, Joseph Murphy, Thomas Sullivan, Bernard Sulli- van, Raymond Ladden and Vincent Mondoli.
 An open meeting of the New Ha- ven County League of Women Voters will be held on Wednesday ut the Y. W. c. A. in Now Haven. The program will open at ii o'clock and will include the fol- lowing: Putting the Program to Work in the Local League; de- partment conferences for local and county chairmen of their au. thorizcd representative only, led by state chairmen of efficiency in government, child welfare and women in industry. "Problems and Policies of Local Leagues" will be the topic taken by Mrs Edith Valet Cook. state president, and Miss Florence Harrison, field secretary. There will be q cafeteria luncheon at o'clock followed at 2 o'clock by a talk on "The League and the, New Deal" by Miss Gwen Goach, congressional secretary of the Ma. tional League of Women Voters.
 Mrs Morris Applebaum and daughter Beatrice fo Spencer ave- nue attended tie snveiiing of the head-stono at Washington ceme- tery in New York city Sunday of Mrs Fanny Wolkowitz, who was Il sister of Mrs Appiebaum. Mrs Waikowitx was the former Miss Fanny Bibro of this city.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Sullivan, daughter of Mrs Eliza- beth sullivan Of South Main street to William Wells, son of Mrs Agnes Wells of Watertown avenue took place this morning Ut 9 o'clock at St Francis Xayier's church. Rev James O'Connor officiatcd at the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The altar was decorated with palms, ferns and cut flowers and Q special program of nuptial music was rem dered. The bride had as her maid Of honor and only attendant, her sister, Mss Katherine Sullivan and Robert Eminger attended Mir Wells as best man.
 The bride was attircd In frock of eel grey velvet fashioned in sil- houette model with the long full skirt terminating into short train and she wore q hat of correspond ing shade and material. Her arm bouquet consisted of Tallsmar rosec. Her sister wore frock of turquoise bluo velvet with match- ing accessories and carried al bouquet of tea roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the cere- mony. Mir Wells and his bride left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing brown and white travelling dress with match ing accessories. They will take up their residence at Palm Springs, California.
 A surprise party was given on Saturady evening in honur of Ed ward Hay at the Sa- Mac Inn. Dur ing the evening entertainment was enjoyed and prize was awarded to Edward Hay. A delicious lunch con was served. Those attending were: Misses Rita Sullivan, Kae Finn, Winifred Fehrs. Edith Carl | strom, Helen Bates, Gertrude | Hulian. Adeline Gillenhammer, Dorothy Aspeit and Ann Lingis and | Timothy Lynch, Joseph Shopis, Thomas walsh, John Flaherty,