The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-31
Society Ne1cy - Weddings - Coming E1e11ts

Misses Claire Murphy, Barbara sIaviu, Claire Lawior Eleanof McGrath. Ann Lawior. Eleanor FIfzgernid, Rosemary Coyle, Mary Delaney. Frances Hudder. Mnr garet sutton. Elizabeth Taylor ana Mary Corbett, who have been aa Bay View for the past two weeks. returned yesterday. Miss Maureen slavin was chaperoning the group
 Mrs Maurice Heaiey. who has been IivlnG for a time with her daughter. Mrs J. J. Ryan and Mir Ryan in Milwaukee, Wis. has re- turned to this city and Is with another daughter, Mrs James E. Mcknight and MT Mcknight of Elmwood avenue.
 Of much local interest was the wedding of Miss Helen Beatrice Sullivan of Worcester, Mass, and John Joseph Delaney, son of MT. and Mrs. Dennis F. Delaney of Wil- low street which. was solemntzed at the Sacred Heart church in Worcester on Saturday morning. Monsignor John F: Phelan oficia- ted at the ceremony and also eel ebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Rev. James Courtney ana Rev. John J. Bowling were seated in the sanctuary. A special pro- gram of nuptial music was rem dered by Miss Teresa B. Noonan and William Cashen as soloists. The altar of the church was dec- orated with an abundance of Eas- ter lilies and delphinium. Miss Margaret Delaney of this city, sis- ter of the bridegroom, was the maid of honor and only attendant of the bride and William J. Sul- lfvan, brother of the bride, attend ed MT. Delaney as best man. The ushers were. Mark Ganley and Charles Greaney of New York. The bride wore a Patou model of white satin styled with puffed sleeves of chantilly lace and satin and a long full skirt which ter- minated in train. Her veil of chantilly lace fell from a lace cap and was caught with orange bios- soms. She carried q prayer book
 with a marker of gardenias and orange blossims which had been carried by her grandmother and mother on their wedding days.
 Miss Delaney wore . pink stepi
 crepe gown made with puffed pin tucked sleeves and a full skirt which was also pin tucked. Her
 blue turban was pin tucked to re- semble flowers and her flowers were delphinium and roses. The gloves And blue satin slippers com Iplcted her costume. The brides mother wore a gown of pearl gray
 chiffon with inserts of white lace | in the yoke, and shoulder bou-
 quet of pink sweet peas. Mrs. De-
 laney was dressed in Eleanor blue
 crepe with a matching hat and wore 8 shoulder corsage of gar- denias.
 A reception at the Wachusett l Country club followed the cere-
 mony, guests being present from
 Washington, D. C., New Britains
 Waterbury and Saratoga, N. r..
 Mir. Delaney and his bride left for I a cruise to Nova Scotia, Canada,
 St. Lawrence river, Bermuda and
 Cuba, and will reside In New York upon their return. The bride wore a brown Schiaparelli crepe cos- time for travelling. The bride fs a l graduate of Notre Dame academy
 at Boston university and has been l Ia teacher in the Grafton junior Thigh school. MT. Delaney attended
 Holy Cross college, received his IA. M. degree from Canisius and his
 IL. B. fom Fordham university. 1 MT and Mrs Michael Divastn ot
 Stamford and Mrs Thomas Poole land Miss Marion Anderson of Vim sted were recent guests of MT and Mrs Francis Sherwell of Starview
 avenue. Mir and Mrs Sherwill en-
 tertained at a luncheon in honor
 of their guests.
 MT and Mrs B. J. Godfrey of | Willow street motored to SpoffOrd ] Lake, N. H., over the weekend.