The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-05-04
Larga Gard Party Planned By St.
 Patrick s Group

The events have been sponsored weekly by the ladies of the parish but special group of young lad ies have been appointed to handle the affair this week. One of the largest attendance of the season is expected. Prizes will be award ed to the winners at each table and players are requestd to bring their playing cards. The commit te includes: Mrs John Kelley, Jr., and Misses Amy Dunn, Margaret Guilfoile, Ethel Ottinger, Margaret Dunphy. Helen Sweeney, Helen Feest, Catherine Keane, Catherine Mullins, Natalie and Alice Mraz, Loretta Brickel, Helen Doyle, Mary Higgiston, Mary Wallace, Loretta Kennedy, Mary McGrath, Mary O'Neill, Helen Casey, Margaret Sheehan, Jane Phelan, Grace Keil- ner, Helen Leaney, Margaret, Mary and Roseland Law1or, Ann Griffin. Mary Dunn, Mae, Alice and Ethel Ryan, Elsie Schulznski. Helen Nit chell, Margaret and Regina O. Connor, Mary Sheehan, Grace Luddy, Helen Walsh, Kay Daly, Hazel and Genevieve Leary, Eliza beth Gavin, Gertrude Miller, Cath
 
 Marcel1a Grasler, Mary Heeder- man, Margaret Taylor, Marcella Gauvin, Marion Powers. Lenro o. Neill, Helen Tyrell, Mary Rice, Marie Barnes and Margaret Kelley.
 The marriage of Miss Philomena 'Daloia, daughter of Donate Daloia of Baldwin street and Joseph Sedia, son of MT and Mrs Matthew Sedia of Hill street took place this morning at o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes church. Miss Jean Da- loia, sister of the bride, was her only attendant and Arthur Meyer of Naugatuck was the best man.
 The bride wore,a gown of white satin fashioned with puff sleeves wore veil of tulle and lace caught at the nape of the neck with lilies of the valley. Her arm bouquet consisted of calla lilies. Her at- tendant wore frock of azure blue satin fashioned with 8 long full skirt of inserted lace and satin and she wore a small lace hat of cor responding shade. She carried an arm bouquet pink of roses and blue sweet peas. The little flower girls, Virginia and Rosemary Pera- zelli wore frocks of green and coral taffeta and carried small colonial bouquets.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the cere- mony. Upon returning from a wedding trip to New York. the couple will reside at 23 Hill street. The bride travelled in a grey and blue ensemble with accessories to match.
 Mrs P. T. Keeley and Mrs Ralph J. Vaughn of Euclid avenue and Mrs William T. Harrington of Wa teryille street, Miss Mary Brickel of South Leonard street and Miss Julia Guile of Ayers street re- gently motored to New York.
 Miss Louise B. Dillingham;, prin- cipal of Westover school, will be . the guest speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Waterbury Junior league to be held on Monday at the Waterbury Country club.
 Mrs Howard Hart of this city has joined her sister. Mrs Arthur Davis VAriell at the St Regis Hotel in New York city.
 The engagement of Miss Evelyn M. Smith. granddaughter of Mrs Emma M. Coe of Boyden street, is announced to Sol Hasbrouck of Boise. Idaho. Miss Smith is graduate of Leayenworth high school. class of 1927, and from the Hartford hospital school of nurs- ing. class of 30. For the last year and a half she has been a staff nurse at the U. $. Naval hospital at Chelsea, Mass. Mir Hasbrouck is bacteriologist on the staff of the naval hospital. The wedding will take place on Sunday the 21st.
 The H. H. Sewing circle gave surprise party in honor of Miss Angeline Brona at the home of Mrs M. Curtis of Walnut street re- gently. The house was decorated in pink and white streamers and the same color scheme was car ried out in the fayors. Louis Ca- padona was toastmaster. Among those entertaining during the eve ming were Miss Olga Evanitsky. Marie Stanley, Mrs Curtis, Miss Eva Yurkunas, Louis Capodona and sang as we'll. A lunch was served and games were played. Those present were Louis Capo- dona, Miss P. Eurkas, w. Gelgauda, Miss Marie Stanley. S. Hassinger. Miss Rita Cantito, Vincent Sticklus. Miss Olga Evanitsky. Michael Balencia, V. Staneski, Nelson Houghtaling, Miss Rose LaPonti Frank Staneski. Miss Louise Ca ruso, Joseph Angelo. Nicholas Perugfni. Miss Eva Yurkunas, MT and Mrs V. Sipperly. MT and Mrs X. Curtis and Mrs c. Curtis.
 The wedding of Miss Pearl Hold ridge, daughter of MT and Mrs Ira Holdridgc of Oakville to Lee em- mons, son of MT and Mrs Emmons of this city took place on Saturday evening at the Congregational church in Oakville with Rev. oscar l.. Locke officiating. The attend ants were MT and Mrs William Pragcr. Following the ceremony a supper was served to the bridal party with several additional guests.
 The wedding of Miss Helen Roberts of Willow street and Jeremiah Greaney of West Main street took place Monday morning at 10 o'clock at St Margaret's church. Rev Edward J. Bren. nan officiated. The bride was att tended by the bridegroom's sis- ter, Miss Ann Greaney of Hart ford and Michael Greaney, brother of the bridegroom was the best man.
 The bride wore a frock of pale blue satin and accessories to match and carried an arm bouquet of calla lilies. Her attendant wore a gown of pink organdie and taffe- ia and carried a bouquet of Talis- man roses.
 Upon returning from an unan- nounced wedding trip. the couple will take up their residence at S95 West Main street.
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