The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-17
Society Nezcs - Weddings Coming Euents

Miss Helen LeDuc of Baldwin
 street who ia to be married next month to John O,Brlen of hauga-
 tuck was the guest of honor at q bridge and shower given by Mrs. Bernard Reilly at her home on Oakland Ave. recently. The home
 was attractiveiy decorated in col- or scheme of pink and green. High scores were made by Misses Hell en O'Brien and Helen LeDuc and consolation prize was awarded to
 Miss Catherine Brick. The guest of honor was presented. with a gift of monogrammed crystal. Thost at- tending were: Misses Mary Long. Belle Inglis, Mary Fleming. Hell en Brick, Mary Brick, Catherine Brick, Rita Bergin. Antoinette Ri- naldi, Helen O'Brien, Helen Le. Due, Mary Grimley, Edna Baum,
 Mrs. Howard Wave. Mrs Thomas Morris and Mrs. Bernard Rielly. MT. and Mrs. Robert Calf and
 daughter, Marie, have returned from a two weeks stay at High
 land Lake.
 The wedding of Miss Ellen Ann Rosatti of Riverton and Nunyio Te- desco of this city, son of Mir. and
 Mrs. Joseph Tedesco or .Saiermo, Italy. took place Tuesday morning at St. Josepf,s church in Winsted. The couple will make their home in Torrington.
 The construction and decorating of. the Miniature Village for the Madison Community carnival to be held Saturday Is completed. ar- nounces Mrs. William Lyon, chair man and irector of the village. Elaborate plans have been carried out and the booths and stores VIII
 add a colorful spot to the fair grounds. Assisting Mrs Lyon with the painting, decorating and plan ming are Miss Alice Doyle s. Pratt.
 Mrs. Barton Chapin, MT. and Mrs. ILeRoy H. Dee, Mrs. George Dowd,
 Miss Marion Field, Miss Evelyn Johnson, Miss Frances Heating, Harry Smith, Max Tubandt and
 Mrs. Kingsley M. Whitcomb. The carnival or fair will be open l at q Saturday afternoon and festivities have been planned until midnight. However, all the sports and amusernents will be impromp-
 tu events and it will not be neces-
 sary to enter the lists for any race
 or water sport until the afternoon. Richard B. Lewis. jr., is managing this branch of activity and on ms
 committee are Philip .Conkiin. Henry W. Farnam, IT,, George 5.
 Fowler; Edward ". Goss. Alfred
 Hart, William J. Larkin, IT,. and Glenn Wayne. Aides for this com
 mittee include Ann Brown, Mar iorie Morse, Jean Northrup, -Lau-
 ra Roberts, Caroline Schumann, Lillian Smith, Ruth Sonnichson, Mary Virginia Thomas, Anna Tres- selt, Lillian Tresselt, Frances Wal ther, Florence Webb. Leonie Will Hams, True Compton and Barbara
 Day. a
 the affair.
 Mr and Mrs William vosburgh. IF. and their son, William, 3de or Buckingham street, have returned | from a two weeks vacation at the home of Mrs William Vosburgh, ST, at Cornfield Point. Saybrook.
 MT and Mrs cliftord P. Wallace of Prospect are entertaining MT and Mrs Clark Wallace and their daughter, Marion, and son, Robert of Red Bank. N. J., formerly or
 this city.
 MT and Mrs David Burnett, Jr, and their son, Robert, of Idylwoodl avenue have returned from a few days stay in Lawrence. Mars. MT and Mrs John Philip Fray and children. Nancy and Charles of New Haven will spend the re- Imainder of the summer. at Bay View with Mrs Trays mother, Mrs J. M. Moss of Point Beach.