The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

Mrs Robert Blrt of Grove street was hostess ct bridge and tea given yesterday afternoon for the members of the.B Birt school Junior Music club. During the afternoon, Miss Hanna Melico of New York city, as guest speaker. gave an. in- structive talk on music for chil- dren. Miss Bernice Norton and Miss Ada Beecher, president of the club poured. The guests included: Mrs William Brown, Mrs Burton Beecher, Mrs D. F. Cavanaugh, Mrs John Clark, Mrs Joseph DiPietro, Mrs Clarence German, MrA Wil- ford Gibson, Mrs Max Hart, Mrs Mrs Harry Matthews, and Guldane ton Warner, Jr, Eileen Watts, Edna May Matthews, Mary Brown, Ada Beecher, Eileen Carr, Gather inc Clark, Marjorie DiPietro, Joyce German, Gordon Gibson, Anita Hart, Lillian Letslxy and Robert and Evelyn Kenny.
 Mir and Mrs Charles P. Taft, 2d, and their children, who have been visiting Mrs Tafts parents, MT and Mrs Irving Hall Chase of Waterbury at their summer home at Narragansett Pier, R. l., left Monday by motor for their home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
 The wedding of Miss Helen Co., inngelo, daughter of Mir and Mrs Samuel Colangelo and Daniel Cam erota, son of Mir and Mrs Andrew Cnmerota took place Monday morn- ing at 8 o'clock at Our Lady of
 Mount Carmel church. Rev M. J. Lynch officiated at the ceremony
 and Rev John Dillon celebrated the nuptiaf mass. The church was decorated with palms, gladiolus and roses. A special program of
 nuptfal music was rendered by Mrs
 Michael Galullo and stephen Mon. tello. Miss Edith Colangelo, sister
 of the bride was maid of honor and Thomas Yannielii was the best man. Misses Jane Coiangclo and Ange. line and Gertrude Camerota, sis- ters of the bridegroom, represented the Children of Maryssodality.
 The bride was given in marriage by her father and wore gown of white ribbed satin with tight fit- ting bodice and she wore long French tulle veil with q lace cap fastened with lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore 0 frock of yellow satin with puffed sleeves and brown georgian sash and wore brow rturban. Ter arm bouquet consisted of yellow souvenir roses and blue deiphinium.
 A reception for about 400 guests was held at Garden hall, following the ceremony. Tho couple left on an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing q brown travelling suit with matching accessories. Upon their return they will reside at 15o Greenmount terrace.
 Mrs Ernest J. Moakins of East Hartford is spending two weeks as tho guest of Mir and Mrs William Harvey of Chase avenue.
 A. pretty wedding took place this morning at o'clock at St Mar gnrets church when Miss Helen Phiiomena Cunningham Of Break. neck Hill. Middlebury became the bride of Patrick Joseph Husscy of South street. Rev James W. Rouhe ofiiciated and also celebrat. cd tho nuptlal mass which fol. lowed. The church was decorated with palms, ferns and gladiolus.
 The brido wore q gown of pou. dfe blue crepe, LaSalle model, fashioned with jacket and wore . turban to correspond. She carried an arm bouquet of bridal roses and blue deiphinium. Her only attend- ant, Miss Anna Connors, wore q frook Of peach taffeta, Princess style and wore lace turban to match. Her arm bouquet consisted of Talisman roses. Edmund Rus. sey of New York attended his brother as best man.
 X reception was held at tho home of tho bridcgroom's sister on South street following the ceremony. Tho couple left on an unannounced wedding trip. the bride wearing pink wool crepe travelling dress with matching accessories.
 Mrs John Reardon and daugh. ters, Alice Marie and Ann have returned to their homo after spending several weeks as the guests Of relatives in Greenwich and New York.
 Miss Elsie steinmetz will ieavo on Monday to resume her duties as school nurse in the Hartford school after spending the summer recess with her mother on Home. stead avenue.