The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-01-17
Society Ne7gy- Weddings - Coming EUents
California Wedding Of Interest To
 Local People


 took place on Thursday, January 5th, at St Anthony's rectory in Long Beach. California, when Miss Eleanor Sullivan, daughter of MT and Mrs Jerry J. Sullivan of Long Beach, formerly of this city, and Joseph Calvin Kinkead, son of Mrs Mary Kinkead of Seattle were united in marriage. Rev Charles Carroll officiated At the ceremony.
 The bride wore a violet colored dress with hat to correspond and also wore corsage of violets, roses and lilies of the valley. The maid of honr. Miss Mary English, wore a brown dress with a matching hat and Q corsage of pink roses and violets. Joseph Futchik was the best man.
 Following the ceremony a wed- ding breakfast was held at the brides home. MT Kinkead and his bride left on a wedding trip to San Francisco, the bride travelling in a green tweed suit trimmed with brown squirrel and accessories to match. Upon returning they will take up their residence at 3452 1-4 Santa Ana, South Gate, California. Mir Kinkead is associated with the Los Angeles Chemical Company.
 Mrs Mary Demenske of Wood- lawn terrace announces the en- gagement of her daughter, Cecelia Elizabeth to Adolph Birkenberger of Kingsbury street. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Miss Mary Nocera was hostess at ht .tf lad ortU ertU n honor of Miss Tina Spada on Sat- urday evening. The home was at tractively decorated for the occa- sion with varied colored streamers. Entertainment was enjoyed and a luncheon was served. Those attend- ing were: MT and Mrs Joseph Spa da, MT and Mrs John D'Aquila, Mrs J. Nocera. Mrs Louise LanZu- ri, Mrs Raphael Pennisilso, MT and Mrs Anthony Lucca, MT and Mrs Peter Tamino, and Misses irene Jannetty, Tina Spada, Mary Nocer, Nellie Pellino, Anna Leon- ardo, Ann Pellino, Rose Spada, Tnna Nocera, Frances D'Aquila, Lena Calvo, Mary Caputo, Irene Jannetty. Mary Pennisilus, and Joseph Nocera, Louis Jannetty, Peter Spada, Anthony Cippy, Sal vatore Merluzzi, Arthur Pellino, Samuel Spada, Charles Lanzieri, Charles Zellino. Anthony Pannella and Stephen Trainis.
 Mrs Luman Lowe, Doris Lowe Kipp and Gladden. and Erwin Barnes all of Brooklyn, N. r., were overnight guests of Mrs M. E. Stoddard of Central avenue. They were enroute to Riverton, Conn. to attend tho funeral of Ernest Barnes of Brooklyn, N. Y., who died on Saturday. Burial took place this afternoon.
 Mr and Mrs T. D. Nell of this city were recent guests at Hotel Albert.
 Miss Alice Budd was hostess at shower given recently at her home on Laval street in honor of riage to Albert Nadeau took place this morning. Those attending were: Mrs J. Budd, Mrs R. Claffey, Mrs l.. Nadeau, Mrs c. Desmarais. Mrs r. Despins, and Misses Her. mine Nadeau, Georgianna. Dus- sault, Marguerite Gunshtnnon, Marry Hayes, Claire Bernier, Marie Normand, Agnes Walsh, Marie Donnelly. Rita Blake, Milll- cent Leahy, Ann Cameron. Alice Budd, Florence Despins and Claire Desmarais.
 Misses Edna Mae Maloney. Flor rnce Walters and Maud King of his city have been spending a few lays in New York where they are registered at the Barbizon-Plaza hotel.
 The Alpha Mevmate Psi Sorority held its regular weekly meeting on Monday evening at the home of Miss Ann Cromwell of Oakville. The first formal dance of the club will be held in the near future. The members present included: Misses Theresa Healey, Eleanor Maloney, Carolyn Schlosser, Irene nedy. Gertrude Kane, Mary Greaney, Ann Cromwell and Mar garet Phelan. The president, Miss Eleanor Maloney presided at tho meeting.
 A public card party will be held ir Hibernian hall tomorrow oven- ing with Santa Maria Circle, Daughters of Isabella, sponsoring 1t. Tho games win start at 8 o'clock and prize will be given at each table.
 Florence Shove, Anita Grey, Mary Kelly, Mary Connor, Loretta Kennedy, Helen Mulesky, Helen Larrivee. Helen Sullivan and Alva Street, John Driscoll, Harry Du- buque, Martin Egan Jr, James Caf- frey, Robert Kiersted, Patrick Quiltor. Wilbur c. Gregory, Ed ward Evans, Henry Despins. liar pld Hadley, Louis Bennett, Alfred Light, John Rozum, Frank Cucolo, Todd Coppeto and George Dillon attended the Putsic Friar.New Bri- .ain Boys Club basketball game in Now Britain last evening.