The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-10
Society Nezcs - Weddings - Coming EUents

Miss Esteile O'Loskcy entertained at her home on Roland street in honor of Mrs Paul O'Loskey, the former Emma Jaeger. Mrs O'Los- key was the recipient of many gifts. The house was decorated in a color scheme of yellow and orchid, n lunch was served and various forms of entertainment offered. Those present were the Misses Ruth Fahey, Margaret Stevens, Lil- Han Grady, Ann Grady, Lila Marsh. Dorothy Belury, Betty Stone, Frances welton, Ruth Quigley, Mac and Florence o'Loskey, So- phie, Eunico and Bernice Laguna; Mrs E. LaVallee, Mrs w. Zabrisky, Mrs A. Laguna and Mrs J. O'Los- key.
 land avenue entertained her bridge club last nj ght at her home with two tables in play. High scores Frank sullivan. Those attending were MT and Mrs Leo 'Maher, MT and Mrs Frank Sullivan, Miss Christine Clarke, Miss Anne He'd derman, Clarence Barker and Roy Laurencelle.
 A party was held in honor of Dorothy Flanagan at tho home or her grandparents, MT and Mrs Ed ward Flanagan of Superior avenue Saturday afternoon in honor of her fifth birthday. Miss Bernice Elan agan was the hostess. The home was prettlly decorated with autumn leaves and garden flowers and orange and black crepe paper. The table decorations were of tho same color, with baby dolls dressed in crahge color with black saches for favors. A delicious luncheon was served. Miss Dorothy received many pretty and costly gifts from the guests attending who were: Mary Meehan, Eloise Meehan, Mary Pierce, Betty Sullivan, Nancy Champagne, Marian 1rlamigetti of Oakviile, Eleanor ORourke, Mar saret sheehy, Jane Shcehy, Doro- thy Cunahan and Rita Mccarthy. In the evening Mrs Flanagan en.. tertained, Mrs Dora O'Rourke and son. Jackie, Miss Nora O'Rourke. Mir and Mrs William Sheehy and son, Billy, MT and Mrs Edward Shoohy, Mr and Mrs George Elan ngan, Miss ora Derry, Philip Le- Clair and Dennis Mccarthy.
 Mr and Mrs George Ray of Wal nut avenue and MT and Mrs Ed ward Holland of Thomaston enter taincd nt q surprise birthday party Saturday evening, at the latter's home, in honor of Gerald Brown. The house was tastefully decorated in orange and black crepe paper, and n large birthday cake adorned the center of the table. During the evening games were played ana plano selections rendered. by Miss Irene Kiefer. An enjoyable lunch- con was served. Mir Brown was the recipient of many beautiful and costly gifts from those In attend nnce who includes: Helen Gang loff, Rose Kiefer, Irene kiefer, Mary Patrick, Lillian Burke, Mar garet Ryan, Terosa Ryan, Louise Schlauder, Minnie Byers, Dorothy Ray, Eleanor Ray, Anna Strdhan' William Miller, George Poole, James Morrlssey, George McAdam, Norman Nichols, Gerald Brown. August Hlldebrand, Raymond Uyghes, Mr Gingenbnch. Reginald Gingenbaeh, Mrs George Mulville' Mrs Anna Parker, Mrs Woodruff, Mra Cnlla Strahan, MT and Mrs George Parker, MT and Mrs George Anderson, Mir and Mrs Willifm O'Keefe, MT and Mrs Edward Hol- land, MT and Mrs George Ray.
 A very pretty wedding took place yestordny morning at o'clock m St Francis' church, Naugatuek' when Miss Corinne Adelaide Clerk, daughter of Mrs Wilson r. Clark and the late W. r. Clark or 20 Cherry street, was united in mnr- rIage to Thomas James Lawley, son of Michael Lawley of Cherry street. Tn the presence of many relatives and friends, the ceremony was per. formed by the pastor. Roy John J. Fitzgerald, who was also celeprnnt of n nuptial high mass after the marriage. =.
 Mss Clark had as her only at- tendant, her sister, Mias Florence II, Clark, who was bridesmaid. John c. Tatlgian of Walnut street was best man for Mir Lawloy.
 A reception attended by mem- bers of the immediate families was held at the Clark home, after which MT and Mrs Lawley de- parted on m unannounced we'd ding trip, They will take up resi-. donee in their newly furnished home Ut 2SS North Main street.
 Mrs Lnwley attended Notro Dame Academy in Waterbury. MT Iawley was graduated from tho Naugatuck high school in the class of 1925. He was captain of the Garnet and Gray football team in 1924