The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-07-13

during the evening ana delicious
buffet luncheon was served. The
guest of honor was the recipient
OF many beautiful gifts. Those at
tending were: Mrs Henry johnson,
Mrs Harold johnson, Mrs Edward
Champagne, Mrs Otto Brasch. Mrs
John Reeves, Mrs A. Burr, Mrs
George Bergin, Mrs Mary Pierce,
Mrs Louis Mancino, Mrs Nicholas
Monticello, Mrs william Quill, Mrs
Albert Klemons, Mrs Paul john
son and Misses Elizabeth and Mar
garet Chapman, Helen Reeves,
Anna Davidson, Anna Cradle, Ger
trude oliver, Elizabeth Brennan,
Mary Missell, Anna Murphy, Maud
Benslaben, Dorothy Dunn :, Juliette
Theriault and Grace Waugh.
A wedding Of local interest
took place in Ansonia on Monday
morning at the Church of the AS
sumption when Miss Sara A. Morse
became the bride Of John Edward
|. Mccormack of Ansonia. Miss
Eleanor G.. Leahy of South Main
street, cousin of the bridegroom,
was the only attendant of the
bride and Francis Baldwin of STRAIT
ford, cousin of the bride, was the
best man. Mr. Mccormack Is the
nephew of Mrs John Leahy of
South Main street.
Mrs w. J. Latimer of Farming
ton avenue was hostess at an out
ing held recently at her summer
home in Wolcott by the Circle OF
Cheer of the First Methodist
church. Mr. and Mrs j. E. Nelly.
Mr. and Mrs Idris Anderson, Mr. and
Mrs Ferdinand Bachmann, Mrs j.
| o, Bassett, Mrs G. A. Dinwoodie,
and two children, Mr. and Mrs r. j.
Eggleton, Maud and Alice Eggle-
ton, Mr.. and Mrs Russell Espey,
Leon Espey, Mr. and Mrs Walter
Thompson, Mr. and Mrs Lewis Up
son, Mr. and Mrs Faber and two
children, Mrs Eva Green, Mrs
Claude Graham and children, Mr.
and Mrs Richard Hegarty and
daughter, Beryl, Miss Helen Lati-
mer, Richard Latimer, Mr. and Mrs
Clifford Mallette, Mrs Joseph Schil-
ling, and four children, Eleanor
Vail. Isabel Hinckley, Mrs Henry
o. Wood, Mr. and Mrs G. K. Winter
mute and Mr. and Mrs l.. s. We'll
lington and two daughters.
The marriage of Miss Grace Mas
terpietro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Roy Masterpietro of Knoll street, to
Amerigo Galluppo, son of Mr. and
Mrs Nicholas Galluppo of North
Main street, was solemniZed yes
terday at the Church of Our Lady
of Lourdes with Rev Joseph VAL
dambrini, the pastor, officiating at
Q O'Clock.
The brides gown was of white
satin, made in Princess style. Her
veil of tulle fell from cap of
rosepoint lace and seed pearls. She
carried gardenias, lilies of the val
ley and swansonia. Miss Lucille
Masterpiece a sister of the BRIDE
groom was her only attendant. She
wore shell pink chiffon with a
maline hat of the same shade and
carried an arm bouquet of Butter
fly roses. The best man was
Mario Galluppo, the bridegroom's
brother.
The ceremony was followed by
reception at the home of the
bridegroom's parents. Later in the
day the couple left no a wedding
trip to New York and New Jersey
and will live at 1105 North Main
street upon returning. The brides
travelling costume was of navy blue
with white accessorise. Out of
town guests included those from
New Britain and New Jersey.
A bridge tea for members of the
Madison Beach Yacht Club and
guests was given yesterday after
noon at the club.
DR. Andrew J. Jackson of Column
bia boulevard will be among the.
participants in the 10th annual
horse show of the Fairfield county
Hunt club which opens today at
Westport. Alfred Van Sinderen,
Miss Jean Van Sinderen and Adri-
an Van Sinderen Of Washington,
Conn, will also take part.
Mrs Harry Brown of New York
city has returned home after
visit of two weeks with her sister,
Mrs Edward Bagley and Mr. Bag
ley.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Dowd and
their son, William, of White Oak
lane, have returned from few
months stay in Chicago. III.
A miscellaneous shower and
bridge was given on Tuesday night
by Miss Marion Kramer of Hill
street in honor of her sister, Miss
Gertrude Claire Kramer, daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Barnett Kra-
mer who will be married on the
30th to Abe Katz, son of Mr. and
Mrs Philip ]. Katz.
Miss Eleanor Kay has resumed
her duties at Vassar hospital in
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, after spend
ing a vacation with her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs Frank Carey of
East Main street.