The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-03-11
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lState Federation O | Music Clubs Plans | Third Meeting


 The Connecticut State Federn. ton of Music Clubs is sponsoring the third of a series of meetingi for church organists, choir dlrec- tors and singers to be held at S' Johns church, Bridgeport, corner Fairfield and Park avenues, on Monday, March 20. at five P. N This meeting iB open to the public and Is entirely without charge ex- cept for the luncheon. All persons interested in church music are in- vited to attend. The meeting will open with q general discussion al five o'clock, followed by three pal, Catholic and Nonliturgical.
 The Episcopal discussion will b. led by MT Alvin BrueI of st Johns church Bridgeport: The Catholic by Mrs Molly Ogren of the Sacred Heart Church. Bridgeport.
 At seven o'clock supper will he served to those who desire 1t. Re- scrvatiOns for the supper must be made to Mrs Florence Beebe Hill, 93 Wood avenue. Bridgeport, be- fore March 17, An organ program will be given at eight o'clock with two voice soloists.
 The Mattatuck Musical Art so- ciety of Waterbury, have accepted the invitation of the local Roycroft Junto Discussion Club to be their guests on Thursday evening, March 18. Floyd Evans will give lecture on the three "B's" of the musical world--Bach, Beethoven and Brahms. The meeting will be held in the auditorium of the Crosby high school at 7:30 D. m. It Is hoped that there will be a large attendance from the society. Dc. tails may be learned from the president, Clifford J. Hotchkiss.
 Miss Marie Norelli, formerly of this city, now of Washington, D. C., who has been spending the past few weeks visiting in this city with relatives and friends loft today to return to her home. Miss Norelli will visit enroute in Orange N. J., with her brother, Anthony Norelli and Mrs Norelli.
 Of local interest is the wedding of Miss Laura Wheeler Durham, daughter of MT and Mrs William F. Durham of New Haven. and Louis Sternchuss. Jr, son of MT and Mrs Louis Sternchuss of Spring Glen which will take place this afternoon in the rectory of St Rita's church at 3:30. Father Mat thew Brady will perform the cere- mony. Only n few close friends and the immediate families will at rnnnnftnt, which will be held in the home of the brides parents.
 The brides sister. Mrs David CornweIl of Bloomfield, will be the only attendant. and Charles Farrell Daily of New Haven, will be best man for MT Sternchuss.
 Following tshort wedding trip the couple will make their homo in 60 Stanley street, New Haven.
 Tho bride is q graduate of Con- necticut College for Women, class of 1926, and Is n secretary In the printing department of Yale uni yersity. MT Sternchuss attended the University of Alabama and NTrinity college. and is a member of the Delta Phi fraternity.
 Mrs A. DaviB Ireland or NOW York city announces the engage ment of her daughter, Louise Davis, to Charles Pennebaker Grimes of New York. formerly of Tacoma. Miss Ireland's father is John do Courcy Ireland. She is a direct descendant, through her grandmother, the late Adelia Duane Pell. of Robert Livington, and through her grandfather, the late John D. Ireland of Gen Will liam Floyd, & signer of the Declar- ation of Independence. She attend ed tho Ethel Walker school and Is q graduate of Barnard college. MT Grimes IS the son of Mrs Charles Ysla Grimes and the late Archdea- con Grimes of the diocese of Olym- pia, Wash. The Grimes family set tied in Middlesex county, Va, and the Pennebaker family in Tennes- see. Mir Grimes was graduated from Taft school in Watertown in 1924 from Yale college in 1927, and from the Yale law school in 1890.