The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-21

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 In commemoration of their 10th wedding anniversary, Mir and Mrs James Martone wero honored at a dinner dance in the Community building in woodbury Saturday evening, attended by close to 100 persons, including many Disabled American Veteran celebrities from 1 various sections of the state. John ]. Mulligan of this city, state com- mander, Peter Nugent of New Ha- ven, national senior vice-com- mander; Mrs John Simpson of New Haven, national executive commit I tee woman for the auxiliary, and others were in attendance. MT | Martone is department adjutant while his wife is head of the local chapter auxiliary. The couple were
 recipients of a gift, presented fol- | lowing a delicious dinner served by Mrs Evelyn Brooks of Green Acres Grill. Miss Mildred Roche of this city sang several solos while John Ford and Clarence Quackenbush of Naugatuck furnished the music. Mrs Helen Brophy and Mrs Bart lett Kicker were in charge of ar engagements.
 Mrs Robert Chesson of Central avenue entertained at party Thursday afternoon in honor of her daughter Betty, who celebrated her sixth birthday. The decorations were pink and white. The chill dren who attended the party were Mary Vaughn, Nancy Tanning, Yvonne Sherwell, Mary Carlotta Sherwel, Q Josephine Russell. Jean Parker, Marita Kemp of South Manchester and Carol Chesson. Rev E. A. Lamontagne officiated at the wedding of Miss Deila lie bert. daughter of MT and Mrs Jo- ] seph Hebert of East Liberty street and Felix Petit, of Tracy avenue, son of MT and Ms Thomas La- flamme of Canada, which took place this moning at 7:SO o'clock at St Ann's church. Miss Cecile Hebert attended the bride as maid of honor and Floyd Laperrier was the best man. Palms and cut flow CTS decorated the altar and spe- cial musical program was rendered by the organist. Miss Marie Mor- rot with Marcel Doucette as solo, ist.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin, Patou model and a lace tur- ban to correspond. She carried an arm bouquet of white roses and swansonia. Her attendant wore frock of pale pink crepe Romaine, LeLong model and also wore a pink lace turban. Her arm bouquet consisted of tea roses and butter fly roses.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. Out of town guests at- tended from Canada and New York. The couple left on a we'd ding trip to Vermont and Canada, the bride wearing a brown travel ing ensemble with matching access sories.
 Mrs Floyd E. Cady of Chauncey street held card party at her home Thursday evening for the memb bers and friends of Ladies Auxiliary, Patriarchs Militant. There were tables in play. Those attending were MT and Mrs Fer dinand Bachman, MT and Mrs William Clarke, MT and Mrs Will. liam Wood, MT and Mrs Walter White, MT and Mrs Jacob Kanney, MT and Mrs John Clarke, MT and Mrs J. William Johnson, Mrs Thomas Finley, Mrs Casper Spearo, Mrs Frank Bristol, Mrs George Manville, Mrs Edward Hayward, Mrs Howard Hickox, Mrs Leslie Young, Mrs Ida Birdsall, Mrs Mar ion G. Handy, Miss Viola Slover, Miss Corinne Munson, Louis P1ch- ard, Edwin Anderson and MT and Mrs Floyd Cady.
 At the seventieth commence ment exercises of Bryant-Stratton college held in Providence on Fri day, Ralph s. Perkins, son Of MT and Mrs Walter K. Perkins of Naugatuck, was awarded the de- gree of bachelor of business ad- ministration. MT Perkins is a mem Der of the Phi Sigma Nu fratern- ity and was editor of the Bryant Stratton News during the past year.
 MT and Mrs M. Francis McDon- ald of Robbins street motored to Boston yesterday to meet MT Mc-. Donald's sister, Miss Anna Me Donald and Miss Margaret Kelly who returned on the Britan-, :,  nic from Europe.
 Miss Dorothy Mclaughlin of Pierpont street has returned from several weeks stay at Pine Or chard where she was the guest of Mir and Mrs Francis Joannes While there Miss Mclaughlin took part in the plays presented by the Parrish Players at Stony Creek.
 Miss Teresa Moran of Grandview avenue, recently entertained at bridge and tea at the Old Hun dred, Southbury, in honor of Miss Peggy Bauby whose marriage to Gaston J. Goetz of New York took place today. Sterling silver was presented to Miss Bauby. The high score in bridge was made by Miss Anne Goetz. Miss Moran's guests were the Misses Anne Bacon, Ber- dadine -Lawlor, Marion Butler, Evelyn Ruggles, Peggy Bauby, Anne Goetz of Danbury and Mrs