The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20


 The Dramatic club of Temple Is- rael will hold its second meeting of the season Sunday at the temple under the direction of the. instruc- tor, Miss Annette Bernstein. The club will meet weekly to discuss and rehearse plays. The members of the club which was recently or- ganized are Clayton Blick, Jay Er- fanger, Charles Feinn. Irving Holz- ger, Roland Beck, M. Alexander, Peter Greenberg. Misses Gladys Feinn, Dorothy Brandvein. Evelyn Alexander, Laura Erlangcr, and Selma Kellman. M
 Miss Peggy Bradshaw of Bald win street who is a student at the Teachers College of Connecticut at New Britain was recently elected as a representative of the fresh- men class to the social activities committee in connection with the Halloween party and dance which is to, be held on october 2sth. Miss Hilda Wagner of Hartford tS lNc WCCh~cuu buSot VI NLtoS Pearl Graves of Laurel street. A bachelor dinner was held re- gently at Mary Journeys Inn in Bridgeport, in honor of Superin- tendent Frank Tracy, of the local branch factory "J," of the Inter- national silver company. The local Forcmen's association sponsored the banquet. W. R. Warner. man. ager. presented MT Tracy with a large purse of money. subscribed by the employees, to their popular superintendent. MT Tracy thanked the employees for their thoughtful was given c. D. Goodrich for the ness and kindness. A vote of thanks excellent way he arranged dinner and thcater reservations, in Bridge port. Mr Goodrich is local office manager residing in Bridgeport. The out of town guests were Fred Stevens, former local manager and at present plant manager of Fac tory "E." Meriden and Fred Peck. Meridcn. Fred Prctat was toast- master.
 Mrs. Henry Wclton of Derby is spending the week end at the home of her daughter, Mrs. William F. Harvey of Chase avenue.
 Announcement is made of the
 marriage of Miss Ann Cecelia Welsh, daughter of Mir and Mrs John D. Welsh of Meriden road and Harold George Warrington. son of Mrs William Roberts of Md diebury road. The wedding took place on October 18th in Winches- ter, New Hampshire. The bride was q graduate of St Mary's hos pital training school for nurses In the class of 1881.
 Mrs Paul Rinaldi of Hill street and Miss Virginia Rinaldi of Oak vile spent last weekend as the guests of Mir and Mrs John Rinaldi of Astoria, L. l.
 Mrs Maurice Kendall of East Farm street entertained at q shower on Tuesday evening in compliment to Miss Kathryn Seery of Cooke street who is to be married in the near future to Jo- seph Bonoit of East Farm street. During the evening Q varied pro- gram of entertainment was en- loved and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Misses Evelyn Seery, Kay O'Cohnor. Kay Archambauit. Rosemary Smith, Margaret Mccarthy, Ann shan ahan. Mildred Purcell. Lorraine Jacksons Ruth Aspell. Eldora Ol- iver, Jean qardners Jean Baribault. Josephine Bowling, Kathryn Seery. Mrs George oliver, Mrs George Grenier, Mrs Hoy Worden, Mrs George Cipriano, Mrs Iva Benson. Mrs Harold Briggs. Mrs Broniew- ski, Mrs Maurice Kendall and Mrs Frederick Benoit.
 The wedding of Miss Dora Ken- ny of Willow street, daughter of MT and Mrs simon Kenny of Ire- land, and Daniel, Kennedy of Gen. tral avenue, son of Mir and Mrs Daniel Kennedy of Irelands took
 place yesterday morning at 7 o'clock at St Margaret's church.
 Rev Edward Brennan performed
 the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial mass which followed. The bride wore a frock of old
 blue transparent velvet, silhouette model fashioned with short pun
 sleeves and she wore a turban oi
 matching, shade and material. A
 shoulder corsage of Tafisman roses
 completed her costume. Her sis ter. Miss Margaret Kenny who was her only attendant, wore q gown of brown velvet styled similar to the frock os the bride and she wore q
 hat to correspond and . shoulder
 corsage of Briarcliffe roses. Tim. othy Mccarthy was the best man
 A reception was held at the home
 of the bridegroom for the mem.
 hers of the Immediate families Following an unannounced wed. ding trip, the couple will reside al tl22 Central avenue.