The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-13
Society Nuptials
 Of Local Interest

Among the weddings of the late fall season will. be that of Miss Les- lie Arthur to James Oliver Pease of Wallingford. The wedding will take place on the 25th at in the afternoon in St Peters Episcopal church, Cheshire, with the Rev Frederick H. Sill, headmaster of Kent schoo, officiating. A small ceremony in the home of Judge and Mrs Carroll Hincks.
 Miss Arthur, who is the only daughter of MT and Mrs William Arthur of Cheshire and New York, will be attended by Mrs Thomas Gray Bennett, 2d, of Cheshire.
 MT Pease's best man will be Ar thur Osborne Willauer. of Boston, Princeton 80, and the ushers will include Rene Carillo, William Cam eron and Ricardo A. Mestres, all of New York city; John Jenkins of New Haven, Thomas Gray Bennett, Ed, of Cheshire and William Bot zow of Orange. N. J.
 Mir Pease attended Kent school where he was member of the first crew sent to the Henley regatta in England and was later captain of the varsity crew in Princeton uni- versity, graduating with the class of 1881. He is now q student in the Yale School of Medicine.
 After December 1 the couple will make their home in Cheshire.
 Mrs John Kelley of Fox street was hostess at a houseWarmlnS given on. Saturday evening in com pliment to MT and Mrs William Keefe at their home on Melbourne terrace. A varied program of en- tertainment was enjoyed during the evening and turkey supper was served. The guests included: Mrs Mary Martin, Mrs EdN'' |. Fox, Mrs George Knowles,
 George Begnal, Mrs Joseph
 is, Mrs Thomas Kearney, "~A Nora Carey and Hattie No,.S >ft, MT and Mrs John Flanagan, Mir and Mrs John Kissane, MT and Mrs John Downey, MT and Mrs Frank Downey, Mir and Mrs Mi chaeI Dvileskis, MT and Mrs Louis Lynch, MT and Mrs John Kelley, MT and Mrs William Keefe and M. Ladden, Robert, Walter and How ard Neubert and Harold Keefe.
 Thomas o'Day and Ralph Blum were hosts at a stag party given last evening at the Yellow Candle in Cheshire for Francis Blum who is to be married on the goth to Miss Ceil Olschefski. Among these attending were John O'Day, An drew O'Day, Clark Downey, Will liam Joy, Thomas Reilly, Joseph Reilly, John Phelan, Joseph Phe- Ian, Joseph Blum, Ralph Blum, Arthur Blum, James O'Day, Ed ward Martin, Thomas Casey, Wal ter Dougherty, Charles Martin, John Martin, Harold Coleman, Ole A. Martin, Timothy Morgan. John Maranglo, Edward Trepanier, James Vance, James Sheehan, AL exander Olschefski, Philip Ol- schefski and Peter J. Olschefski.
 MT and Mrs Alfred l.. Hart of Buckingham street, MT and Mrs Winchester Moves of New York and Huntington, L. l.. and Mrs Mason Phelps of Chicago. and Lake Forest, III, were among the guests attending the farewell tea given on Friday at the New Wes- ton by Miss Helen l.. Stout of Chi cago, on the eve of the departure of her European travel school for girls which sailed Saturday on the Rex for Naples. Miss Hope Moves. Miss Betty Brooks, daughter of Mrs Phelps and Miss Suzanne Chase Hart are among the thir- teen girls whom Miss Stout is talk ing for a year of combined study and travel in Europe. The winter will be spent in travelling in It. ally, Austria, Germany, Holland and England. More than 50 guests attended the tea which was given from 4 to in the English room of the hotel.
 MT and Mrs Edgar L. Pond of Terryville celebrated their 55th wedding anniversary recently with