The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-01
CHosen For Wedding or
 Miss Ruth Wilsn0t

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 Dibble of Naugatuck and Mrs
 Samuel Andrew of Middlebury. Joan Wilmot of Hampstead, l.. l.,
 her niece, will serve as flower girl.
 Mir Anderson's best man will be
 his brother, John Henry Anderson
 of Lawrence, Mass, and making
 up the usher group will be Moves
 Salvador Wilmot, of Naugatuck, a
 brother of the bride. John Marshall Budd of St Paul, Minn., Alva
 Chrisholm Drake of Cleveland,
 Ohio, Samuel Giles Payne, ,4th of
 Westerly, R. l., all classmates of
 Mir Anderson at Yale, as well as
 members of "Berzelius'' fraternity, and Milton Napier Forde of Nauga-
 tuck.
 Miss Marcella Corcoran of Arch
 street entertained at. a tea at her
 home yesterday in compliment to
 her guests, Misses Kay Monk. Sally Ward and Loretta Foley of New
 York city. Those attending were:
 Misses Helen Carr. Ann Toomey,
 Kay Monk, Sally Ward, Alice Law Tor, Bessie Bowes, Loretta Foley and Marcella Corcoran.
 The faculty of Connecticut col
 lege will use their talents in a new field when they present three one act plays in the college gymnasium Friday night to raise money for the student emergency scholarship fund. The plays are Shall We Join the Ladies by Sir James Barrie: Riders to the Sea, by John Synge; and A Night at an Inn, by Lord Dunsany.
 The faculty members and facul- ty wives taking part are Catherine Oakes, assistant professor of Eng
 fish; Morris Roberts, asitant pro- fesor of Englih; Dr David D. Leib, professor of mathematics, and Mrs
 Leib; Mrs Henry w. Lawrence,
 wife of the professor of history
 and political science; Donald Kin sey, instructor in psychology; Dr
 Frank E. Morris. professor of psy- chology, and Mrs Morris; Elisabeth Ebert, assistant in fine arts; Henry
 Bill Seldon, professor of fine arts;
 Drusilla Fielding, research assist
 ant; M. Robert Cobbledick, assist ant professor of economics and so- ciology; MT and Mrs Maurice Trot- ta, the latter instructor in Italian; W oa0CAp dSoOGAdtC pIOlCSSOk of music; Dorothy Feltner, alum nate secretary; Alice Ramsay, di- rector of the personnel bureau: Paul F. Laubenstein, assistant pro- lessor of religion; Grace Wagner,
 assistant cataloguer in the library; Frances M. Clarke, assistant pro- lessor of education; Louise Cheval- fer, assistant in chemistry; Zelmira Biaggig instructor in Spanish; Gar
 abed K. Daghlian, professor of physics; and George s. Avery, pro- lessor of botany.
 The wedding of Miss Katherine Koachman, daughter of MT and
 Mrs John Koachman of Baldwin street and Patrick Sweeney, son of MT and Mrs John Sweeney of
 Easton avenue took place Thursday
 morning at 8 o'clock at St Francis Xavier's church. Rev James Egan oficiated at the ceremony and also
 celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The bride had as her
 only attendant, Miss Ann Joan Sweeney, sister of the bridegroom and Alexander Deconick was the
 best man.
 The bride was becomingly at- tired in a gown of white lace and wore veil of tulle. Her arm bou- auet consisted of calla lilies. The maid of honor wore a frock of vel low chiffon and corresponding turban and carried a bouquet of yellow roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the cere- mony after which MT Sweeney and
 his bride left on an unannounced
 wedding trip. Upon their return they will take up their residence at 95 East Farm street.
 Miss Ann Helene Dittrich of
 Edgehill avenue who will be mar
 ried in May to William F. Walton
 of Waterville street was honored at shower given on Thursday even- ing at the Waterbury hospital nurses home, by the staff nurses. Miss Dittrich was given a lamp by the guests attending who included
 Misses Viola Johnson, Gladys Dahl Ellen Shanahan, Mary Natovich,
 Edna Matthews, Emma Littman, Bertha Flynne, Margaret Henry,
 Cora Irving, Frances Poscavage.
 Elizabeth Wassaic, Gertrude Qxley Helen Pierson. Alma Martinkat.
 Emma Marggraff, Mary Anderson.
 Agnes Ohlson. Mary Kushlis. Ger trude Holland. Ida Meier, Aida
 Greer, Minnie Reymond, Marguer- ite Blake, Eula Yelling, Grace
 Kendall, Ruth Bowker and Ethel Holmes. A luncheon was given yesterday at noon at M'Fingal Inn in Wa I A, .k fN,s fIa trrd0 for tho horse show given by the Riding and Hunt club yesterday after noon and evening. The affair was given by the entertainment com mittee under the chairmanship of
 Leonard Carley. Among the guests were Blanchard Rand, Captain Charles Campbell, Captain and
 Mrs l.. H. Taylor of Fairfield. Dr and Mrs H. Heminway Merriman. Dr and Mrs Andrew Jackson, MT and Mrs Edward Carmody, H. HI. Heminway, Miss Elizabeth Irving Chase, MT and Mrs Rodney Chase, and MT and Mrs Leonard R. Car ley. A buffet supper was also held in the evening for the visiting ex- hibitors.
 Miss Jean Trumbull, daughter of MT and Mrs John H. Trumbull of Plainville and Miss Margaret Nor | ton of Watertown, N. Y.. returned yesterday after spending two weeks | in Pinehurst, N. C., where they were the guests of Miss Lillian Ross. Miss Norton is Miss Trun1- bulls guest for few days.
 MT and Mrs William Henry White of this city recently arrived at Greenbrier at White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. where they will spend a few weeks. Miss Lena Cipriano of Glenwood street was hostess at a meeting of | xs.. "a, ,o x,n hars of fhA Tarfulia. sew.