The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-11-03
Smith WoOIhouse Nupti0ls To-day
Ceremony To Be Performed In New Rochelle at 5:30
 This Afternoon

Of much interest to local social circles Is the wedding of Miss Vera Gertrude Woolhouse, daughter of Mir and Mrs William woolhouse of New Rochelle, N. r., formerly Of this city and J. Francis Smith, son of Mrs J. l.. Smith of Columbia boulevard which takes place this afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the rectory of the Church of the Holy Family at New Rochelle.
 Mrs J. E. Smith, Misses Mary and Margaret Smith, Major, J. Joseph Smith, Steele Smith, Edmund and Harold Smith, members of the fam lily will be present at the ceremony.
 The bride will be attired in Q for. nal suit of nugget gold cut velvet fashioned in close silhouette model with a finger tip length coat trim med with Russian sable and having long fitted sleeves shirred at the wrist. She will wear a small even- ing hat with a vizor of tulle promi- nently descending over the right eye. Her costume was completed with shirred huff of velvet with corsage of white orchids fastened to the huff. The brides mother wore Q manila brown velvet gown and a corsage of gardenias. The dress of the bridegroom mother was black braggara trimmed with white fox and she wore 8 corsage of garden ias.
 A reception will follow at the Wykagyl Country club. Local and out of town guests include:
 Everett Tracy, William Jones, MT and Mrs Daniel Harrington, Dr and Mrs William Murray Good, William B. Moore, Robert Larkin, Dr and Mrs James Hennessey. Judge and Mrs Frank P. McEvoy. Martin McEvoy. MT and Mrs Har- old Ashworth, Mir and Mrs Earle Carey, Honorable and Mrs Frank Maloney of Meriden, Frank Hod- son, Joseph Burns, Dr F. J. Bren- nan, pr J. D. Farrell, MT and Mrs Andrew J. Jackson, Dr and Mrs Cross, New Haven; MT and Mrs Kenneth Wynne, New Haven; MT and Mrs Cornelius Maloney, Water- bury; Mayor Frank Hayes, Water- bury; MT and Mrs Ralph Keller, New York city; MT and Mrs Harold Erwin, Germantown, Penn; MT and Mrs Stanley Johnson, Margate, N. J.; Miss D. M. Hunt, Baltimore, Md; John A. Cunehan, New York city; MT and Mrs R. R. Appleby, Pelham; MT and Mrs George Ker- rigan, New Rochelle; Thomas Ker- rigan, New Rochelle; Captain and Mrs H. N. McDougall, Pelham; Ad Carter, New Rochelle; Frederick Boyd, Wilton, Conn; MT and Mrs Thomas Wilber, Bridgeport, Conn; MT and Mrs John Moore, Long Island, N. Y.; w. c. Martin, New Rochelle; Mrs Clara Russell Best, New York city; MT and Mrs Rich ard Joyce Smith, New York city; Judge Richard O'Connell, Hart ford, Conn; Mademoiselle St Charles, Waterbury; Rev Edward J. Brennan, Waterbury; MT and Mrs R. R. Rennie, New Rochelle; William Sweeney, New Britain, Conn; John Monagan, Waterbury.
 Mir Smith Is a graduate of Crosby high school and Dartmouth college. He is well known to members Of sporting groups throughout the city and the state having held the city tennis championship title over a period of 10 years and Is the present titilist. He Is ranking state player and is former state doubles champion and also Tor mer intercollegiate doubles cham pion. He is a member of the Wa terbury Country club and present singles champion title holder at the club. :,
 MT Smith Is president of the J. D. Smith Lumber company and IS secretary of the democratic state central committee. He is q member of the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity