The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-11
A. wedding of much local interest

| A. wedding of much local interest
 took place at St Mary's church ir
 Naugatuck at 8 o'clock this morn. ing when Miss Mary Butwill
 daughter of MT ana Mrs Joseph Butwill of Bristol terrace became the bride of Daniel F. Bergin, son of Mrs Ellen Bergin of Plaza ave-
 nue. Rev Richard Morrissey per. i formed the ceremony and also eel. ebrated the nuptial mass which fol. | lowed. The bride had as her maid | of honor and only attendant hei sister, Miss Julia Butwill and Rob. ert Cowper of this city attended MT Befgin as best man.
 The bride wore gown of white bridal satin, silhouette model and Q veil of tulle fastened with lilies of the valley. She carried 0 show CT bouquet of white roses and lilies of the valley. Her attendant wore . frock of poudre blue and hat oi corresponding shade. Her arm bou. quet consisted of yellow chrysan. themums.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. Mir Bergin and his bride left on an unannounced | WtuulHB ahu uPVh | will take up their residence on East Main street.
 MT Bergin is associated with the Connecticut Light and Power com- pany in this city and Mrs Bergin was associated with the Naugatuck branch of tho company. at Miss Blanche Bisnovich Is gen. eral chairman of the fashion show and bridge to be given by the Wat erbury chapter of the Junior Ha- dassah at The Elton on Nov 16, planse for which were discussed Monday evening at 0 meeting of the organization held at the He- brew institute. Miss Bisnovich iA assisted by members of the ways and means committee, together with a group of 10 captains who include Misses Pauline Kriegler, Jean Gutowitz, Julia Vanderman, Grace Graicerstcin, Rose Kunofsky, Tinnie Margolis, Ida Isaacs, Sylvia simon, Mildred Karnofsky and Henrietta Breunera.
 Mrs Marshall Gibbs of Mel bourne terrace and Mrs, Robert Johnson were hostesses at Q sur prise miscellaneous shower recent iy in honor of Miss Erma Reiger of Plantsville. formerly of this city, who is being married on. Saturday to Lester Shaw. Those in attend ance were Mrs George Reiger of Plantsviiie. Mrs James Hoskings, Mrs Clayson O'Dell, Mrs Kenneth Johnson, Mrs Robert Johnson, Miss Minnie Paimatier of Watertown, Mrs Harold Hoskings. Mrs Earl o'Dell, Mrs Arnold Nichols, Mra Ella Seaver, Mrs Marshall Gibbs, Miss Myra Gibbs of this city, Mrs George shaw, Mrs Herbert Shaw, Mrs Robert shaw and Miss Caro- line Shaw, all of Oakvillo, Miss Ruth Holmes of Marion, and Mss. es Thelma Johnson, Anna Francis and Florence Eustis of Plantsville.
 The first meeting of tho season of the Sisterhood of Temple Israel was held yesterday afternoon Ut the Cheshire Cat Tea room in Ches- shire. Mrs Joseph Gaber presided. A luncheon proceeded tho business meeting. Two members were elect- cd to the executive board. including Mrs Burton Spirit and Mrs Nathan Polancer. Mrs Spirit also accepted the office of corresponding secre- tary. Mrs Adolph Kaufman and Mrs Louis Liebeskind were well comed as new members to tho Sisterhood. The guests included: Mrs Joseph Gaber, Mrs E. o. Hess, Mrs Albert Berment, Mrs Charles Schnitman, Mrs Nathan Alexander, Mrs Philip Bernstein, Mrs Sampel Holczer, Mrs Harry Beck, Mrs Gas. per Spearo, Mrs Louis Dorfman, Mrs Meyer B. Erianer. Mrs Adoiph Kafmapn, Mrs Nathan Polancer, Mrs Louis Lebeskind, Mrs r. A. Chase, Mrs Burton Spirit, Mrs Clarence Freedman and Mrs Her. bert Liebeskind.
 Miss Mary Barry entertained the members of the Happy Go Lucky Sorority at her home on Fairmount street on Saturday 4vening. Card playing was enjoyed and n delicious luncheon was served. Those at- tending were: Elinor Ford. Peggy Murphy, Joan German, Shirley Pickett and Mary Barry.
 Mir and Mrs Albert Vincent Of this city recently visited at Howe Caverns.