The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-05

The St Mary's Girls club have resumed their fall activities. In cluded in their schedule will bp weekly swimming and gym classeg. swimming at the Crosby high school pool with Miss Helen Sul7 iivan in charge. tl
 A meeting of Gamma Chapter of Pi Omicron Sorority was held last evening at tho Hotel Elton at g o'clock. Mir Stoddard presided over the first period and led the discussion relative to the literary assignment. He reviewed tho fol- lowing ponies and read the most interesting passages from each: "The Happy Heart"-Thomas Dekker. sse
 "Grandmother, Think Not For get"-Willa Sibert Gather.
 Isaiah Beethoven"-Edgar Lee Masters.
 "souIs.-Fannie stearns Davis.
 "The Forgotten soul"-Margaret
 "A Dear 1Iarvest'--Alice Mey- nell.
 ''sentence"-Witter Bynner.
 "The Ghostly Galley"7-Jessic B. Rittenhouse. .4 -'r
 "Birthright"--John Drinkwater,
 "rhe Gypsy Girl"-Ralph Hodg-
 "The Balladd of Camden Town --James Elroy Flecker. as
 In conclusion, Mir Stoddard read the essay "Lifc" by w. B. Max. well, ond "A Description of yir. ginia" by Captain John Smith. Fol his book review, Mir Stoddnrd sol. ected '.'The First World War;" c photographic history by Lawronce Stnlllngs. New York city was tho locale of the current events sub. joct. Mir Stoddard commented or the political campaign now in prog. ress threre and its probable results Ho also outlined briefly the plar for moving the New York Stock Exchange to Newark, which, how. over. did not matcrinlizc. A briei business meeting followed, at which tentative plans and ideas for flu. ture social activities were dis, cusscd. It was decided to hold [ steak roast in the near future Final arrangements will be com pleted at the next meeting.
 Announcement Is made of th' marriage of Miss Gcrmaine Adams daughter of MT and Mrs Constnn Adams of Munson avenue and Eri' Carlson, son of Mir and Mrs C. Carl son of Worcester. Mass. Tho mar riage took place last month In Brew ster, N. '. Mir and Mrs Garrison have have taken up their residence in Worcester.
 The wedding o. Miss Mary Lin gls, daughter of Mir and Mrs An thony Lingis of Alder street an' Jose ph Rodltis, son of Mir and MT John Roditis of Naugatuck tool place at s o'clock this morning q St Joseph's church. Tho ccrcmon, was performed by Rev Joscp' VulentieJus who also celebrated th nuptial mass which followed. m bride had as her only attendant he rister, Hiss Janc Llngls and Ed mund f.evandau uskas, cousin O. tn bridegroom was the best fnoh Palm and cut flowers decorate tho altar and a special program 0 nuptial muaic was rendered.
 rho bride wore n frock of whit Spanish laco and q three-quartc length veil of tullc styled with over drapc crown effect. She car r!ed m arm bouquet of gnrdeniai roses and lilies of tho valley. He I sister wore q frock Of peach sati with puff sleeves and wore q ma lines hat of corresponding shad' She carried an arm bouquet Tallsman roses.
 A reception was held at the hom of the bride for tho members ( tho immediate families followln the ceremony. Mir Roditis and h bride left on an unannounccd wee ding trip, tho bride wearing gree crcpe travelling dress with match ing accessories. Upon returninn they will take up their residence Naugatuck.
 Mrs Niles Deane of White oa Lane was hostess at an all day ou' ing held recently at her place Lake Hitchcock. A short talk 0 Mushrooms" was given by MI Mover. A lunch was served follow cd by card playing. High score bridge was made by Mrs Aiexai der and Miss Amundson. Pinoch prize was given to Mrs Whit Among the guests were Mrs WI liam Leonard Mrs E.ton Alexande Mrs Ralph Roberts. Mrs w. Jones, Mrs Joseph Mulkcrn. MI Thomas White, Miss Lillian Amunt son, Mrs William IT. Hauerwae. Mi William Tinsley. Mrs Charles Mo!