The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-20

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shows has been received Tor the
seventh annual event which opens
for three days. starting Thursday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock. Forty
four classes win be judged during
the program, which brings to-
gether the leading jumpers, hacks.
hunters and saddle horses OF New
York, Massachusetts, and Connec-
ticut.
Mrs Henry Franks Upper
land" prize jumper which has
been winning blues at every OUT
door show since the season opened,
Golden Eagle" owned by DR. An
drew j. Jackson of Waterbury;
Miss Fredericks Frey's watch
Me" and "High Grade" all win
ners at the Troy, N. Y. horse show
last week will compete.
: Miss Louise Giordano, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Felix Giordano of
walnut street extension and Mario
j. Ventresca, son Of Nicholas Ven-
tresca of New Rochelle, n. T.,
were married yesterday morning at
o'clock at st Lucys church. The
pastor, Rev Felix Scoglio per-
formed the ceremony and offici-
ated at the nuptial high mass.
Palms and cut flowers were used
in decoration on the altar. The
organfst, Miss Emelia Ricciuti gave
a program of nuptial music. She
was assisted by Mrs James DeVito
and Anthony Spina, sofoists.
The bride had for her maid OF
honor, her sister, Miss Anna Gior-
dano and Ernest Ventresca of New
Rochelle was Mr. Ventresca's best
man. The ushers were Louis Gior-
dano and Albert Capuano, brother
and cousin of the bride.
The brides gown was q princess
model of ivory satin styled with
puff sleeves and a train. She wore
a tulle veil arranged with orange
blossoms and carried gardenias and
valley lilies. The maid Of honor
wore Russian crepe in poudre blue.
Her turban was of maline in O
matching shade and, was styled
with a veil. She carried Souvenir
roses with dephinium.
The reception following the cere
mony was held at Bosco's hall af-
ter which Mr. and Mrs Ventrescn
left on their wedding trip to At
lantic City and Philadelphia. They
will live at 26 Crown street.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Driscoll of
Wolcott street have with them for
the summer their son, Raymond,
who has just. completed his Junior
year at Springs Hill College at
Mobile, Alabama. Mr. Driscoll has
as his guests Daniel Power OF
Nashville, Tenn, and Roy Ernst or
Quincy, Illinois.
A surprise miscellaneous shower
was given In honor Of Miss Susanna
Klish recently at the home of Mrs
Domenica Guglielmetty of Oak
vile by Miss Edith Guglielmetty,
Mrs Domenica Guglielmetty. Mrs
Lena Castagna and Mrs Norris
Coco. The bride to be was the
recipient Of many beautiful gifts.
A delicious luncheon was served.
The guests were: Misses Edythe
Bellotti, Olive Beflotti, Lillian Cas-
taldo, Lillian Larson, Christine
Rose Mautino. Alice Lane
vile. Lucille Laneville, Steffie Te-
lash, Alvera -Telash, Mary Castagna,
Josephine Tedesco. Tessie Gotta,
ouise Gotta, Theresa Penoncello,
Angie Penoncello, Lillian Germano,
Julia Pelomba, Edith Guglielmetty,
and Mrs Frank Romanousky, Mrs
Joseph Nardi. Mrs Alfred .Ziello.
Mrs Louis Mautino, Mrs Ambrose
Desena, Mrs Joseph PetruzSi. Mrs
Elsie Ruggiero, Mrs Margaret
Zello, Mrs Mollie Sabatini, Mrs
Concetta Durante, Mrs Joseph Gug-
lielmetty, Mrs Irving Laneville,
Mrs Domenic Castagna. Mrs Morris
Coco, Mrs Domenica Guglielmetty
and Mrs Ursula Guglielmetty.
Misses Lena, Natalie and Jean
Altieri of Clinton street have been
spending few days in Maine
where they attended the gradua-
ito nexercises at Colby college.
Their brother, Francis Altieri re-
ceived his degree yesterday.
The wedding Of Miss Betty Sloan
daughter OF Mrs Sloan and the late
Col. Frank Anderson Sloan, u. 8.
Al, to Lieut.. william Joseph Phe-
Ian, u. s. A., son of Mrs Phelan and
the late Finton T. Phe1an of CO.
lurnbia Boulevard took place on
Saturday at the Holy Trinity church
in Washington, d. c.. with Rev FIR.
McEnerny officiating. A reception
took place at the Army-Navy Coun-
try club In Virginia. The bride was
given in marriage by Lieut.. Colonel
James e. Ulio, formed White
House aide. and her only attendant
was her sister, Miss Hilda Sloan.
Lieut.. Joseph winston Cox, Jr.,
was best man and the ushers were
Lieut.. Gordon Rogers and Lieut..
Albert r. G.. Barden. Due TO ILL
nuess the brides grandmother, Mrs
Nelson Herrick Henry of New
York and also the bridegroom's
mother, were unable to attend the
wedding. The bride passed last
winter In New York with Mrs
Henry. She Is a granddaughter of
the late Frank Keenan,, actor, and
studied at the Jessie BonsteIle
School Of Dramatic Art in Detroit.