The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-02

Friday, June 20, has been select-
ed by Miss Betty Warner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Milton Jones War
ner of The Anchorage, Pine Orch
ard, as the date of her wedding to
Phillip Kirkham Allen, son Of Mr.
and Mrs Phillip r. Allen of Wal
pole, Mass, Rev Herbert Gallaudot
of Pine Orchard, uncle of Miss
Warner and Rev John Keedy or
Toledo, Ohio, uncle Of Mr. Allen,
will perform the ceremony In the
Warner home in the presence OF
the immediate families and a few
intimate friends. A reception Will
follow.
Mrs John M. Hincks, of irving
tom on Hudson, N. ", the former
Miss Birch Warner, will be matron
of honor for her sister. and the
the maid Of honor will be Miss
Margaret Cluett of Troy, N. T., a
classmate of the future bride at
Westover. Bridesmaids will pc
Miss Clara Smith, Miss Ellen CAL
laudet and Miss Peggy Warner,
cousins Of the BRIDE elect, all OF
Pine Orchard; Miss Atheline Miller
of Duluth, MINI. o classnnate az
Westover; Miss Betty Brown OF
Chicago and Miss Nancy Allen or
Walpole, Mass, sister of Mr. Allen.
both classmates Of Miss Warmers
at Miss Nixon's school In Rome.
The flower girl will be Joan
Hincks, niece of the bride-to-be.
David Rowland Of New. Haven,
will be best man for Mr. Allen, and
the ushers will be: Milton Pier.
pont Warner of Pine Orchard,
80 49, t,v.tl Ia ~ has lam aE
w. Bannon, Jr, of Portsmouth,
Ohio: Theodore S. Jones, of Wellos-
ley Hills, Mass; John w. Putnam,
of Dedham, Mass; Andrew Y. Rog-
ers and Arthur M. Rogers OF Madi.
son. N. j.; James r. Adriance of
Englewood, N. j., and Robert r.
Hasting OF Lose Angeles. Cal.
Miss Warner, member OF the
Junior League, was graduated from
the Westover school and from Miss
Nixon's school in Florence, Italy.
She made her debut at q large
dance and reception given by her
parents in the New Haven Lawn
Club, October Q, 1891. Mr. Allen
prepared for college at Phillips
Academy, Andover, Mass. and Is a
member of the class Of 1888 at
Yale University. He Is O member
of Delta Kappa Epsilon and
VOLTS Head. The young couple
will make their home in Cambridge,
Mass, next fall, when Mr. Allen VIII
study in the American Literature
department Of the Harvard Grad
uate school.
Mrs william D. Fitch Of New
Haven will give a kitchen-shower
and tea this afternoon, in her home
in honor of Miss Nancy Barnes,
whose wedding to Milton Goss
takes place this month. The guests
will include q group Of friends of
both Miss Barnes and her mother,
Mrs Amos E'oote Barnes. Presiding
at the tea table will be Mrs Lou L.
Davis and Mrs Frank G.. p. Barnes,
and assisting will be Miss Nancy
Barnes, Miss Frances Barnes and
Miss Lois Sperry. Among guests
will be Mrs Harold X. English. Mrs
j. A. Hamilton, Mrs william Doug
las, Mrs George Bassett, Mrs. Will
liam A. Rice, Mrs James English,
Mrs II. Marlin, Miss Helen Porter,
Miss Bessie Hooker, Mrs william
Todd, Mrs Walter Ives, Mrs Fred
erick Kingsbury, Mrs Fred Hol-
comb, Mrs Frank q. =. Barnes,
Mrs Amos +. Barnes, Mrs william
Furtenberg. Miss Fanny Holcomb,
Mrs Maurice Linquist, Mrs Edwy
l.. Taylor, Mrs Rutherford Trow-
bridge, Mrs Harry Hurd, Mrs
Frederick X. Sperry, Mrs II. w.
Henderson and Mrs John Goss Of
Waterbury.
The West End Athletic club en-
| joyed successful card party at
Moose hall on Thursday evening.
Entertainment was enjoyed during
the evening with Mrs Michael d.
PRIMO as hostess and Daniel IL
bello as host. The mattresses for
the evening included: Misses
Emily Tosta, Mary Zappone, Mary
and Florence Zello, Mildred Eman-
uel, Tessie Lombardo, Martha
Thurot. The committee In charge
included: Daniel Zibello, Angelo
Rose, Joseph Piazza, Domenic
Lombardo, James Daversa, Jerry
Aufiero and Michael Zello.