The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-24

Barbara Ann O'Keefe, five year old daughter of MT and Mrs James J. O'Keefe of Temple street was honored at a birthday, party given recently at her home by her par ents from , to o'clock. Those who attended were Joan Brown, Ed ward Brown, Arleen O'Keefc. Judith O'Keefe, Dorothy Holland, Cornelius Holland, Edward O'Keefe Mary Christianson, William Chris tianson, Barbara Collard, James
 Collard, Hazel Boyce, Dorothy
 Kimberly, Joan Weyand, John
 Moran, Marita Mayer, Irene Barry,
 Doris Barry, Patricia Fox, James
 Furlong, Richard Comerford, Bern- ard Comerford and Raymond Palmer.
 Miss Mary O,Neill of Baldwin street, sailed today on the Virginia for California where she will spend some time as the guest of her brother, Timothy O'Neill.
 John Osswalt was rendered q graduation party recently by his parents, Entertainment was enjoy eu diiu u uihSy SoPpSA "ao SSi
 ed. The guests included: Mir and
 Mrs John Harmon, sr, Mir and Mrs Chris Harmon, MT and Mrs James Harmon, MT and Mrs r. L. Kenney, Mr and Mrs M. Maroncy,
 Mir and Mrs Keenan, Misses Rose Harmon, Henrietta Vanguard, Alice Farrell, Madelyn Osswalt, Jack Osswalt, James Keenan, Jr., Arthur Murphy of New Haven,
 John Shea, Nelson Smith of Tor
 rington, Christopher Harmon of
 Woodmont and Mir and Mrs John
 Osswat.
 The marriage of Miss Florence c. ogden, daughter of Mrs Robin
 ogden of Grand street and John T. Manter, son of Mir and Mrs Frederick Manter of Anson, Maine took place Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in Anston, Maine. Rev Er- nest c. Evans performed the cer- emony. The bride was attended by
 Mrs Hagen Taylor. sister of the bridegroom, and Phillip Merrill of
 Madison was the best man. The couple will take up their residence in New York in September where
 Mir Manter will resume his work Ut Colum bia university. The bride
 was graduated from Bates college
 this month.
 MT and Mrs David Swing Star ring of Ardara Farm. Green Farms announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Carolyn Starring to
 John Edward Meyer, Jr, son of MT and Mrs J. Edward Meyer of Great Neck, L. l., Miss Starring was grad
 uated fEom Westover school In 193O, and made her debut the fol-
 lowing winter. She is Q descendant
 of stephen F. Austin. founder Of the first American colony in Texas. and 11th in direct line from Elder William Brewster, who crossed in the Mayfiower, MT Meyer is the grandson of Mrs Cord Meyer and the late MT Meyer. He attended St Paul's school and is in the class Of 1884 at Yale where he is a member of Psi Upsilon. Last year he rowed on the Yale varsity crew and this year on the junior varsity. Mir and Mrs Robert Henry Sage Booth of New Haven, announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Maurine Elizabeth Booth, to Arthur Dennis Clark, Jr., son of Mir and Mrs Arthur Dennis Clark of Orange.
 Miss Booth is a graduate of St Margaret's school in Waterbury and was a member of the class of 1892 at Sarah Lawrence college, Bronxville, N. Y.
 MT Clark prepared for college at HilIhouse high school and was graduated from Yale university in 1882. He belongs to Vernon Hall and Phi Gamma Delta.
 Miss Dorothy Worth of Willow street entertained the teachers Of the Welton school at her home Thursday night. Bridge was play ed. Her guests were Misses Eliza- beth Hart, Frances Bowes, Jane Murray, Helena Case, Mary Grady. Bessie Meyers. Margaret Coyle, Abbie Shea. Cell Bolger,. Anna Slavin, and Mrs Anthony J. Worth. High score was made by Miss Shea, Miss Slavin and Miss Bowes. Miss Coyle was given consolation prize.
 Edward Keefe of Winsted is spending several days as the guest of Mir and Mrs Neil Corkery of White efreef q