The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-21
elisabeth ChGtfield
Chosen as Attendant
For Sands Wedding

Miss Elizabeth Il. Cnatnelu,
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN
Chatfield of Hewlett street, will be
a bridesmaid at the wedding OF
Miss Sarah Sands, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs Joshua Sands of Old
Lyme, Conn, and James Tyler
Patterson, Jr, son OF James Tyler
Patterson of Milford, Conn, which
will take place on July 4th in the
Old Lyme Congregational church.
A small reception for the imme-
date families and q few intimate
friends will be held at the Sands
resid ence. Mrs Lincoln B. Hook
adayl, of st Louis, will be matron
of honor and Miss Caroline l..
Marsh. of Old Lyme, maid of hon
or. The bridesmaids will be the
Misses Elizabeth r. Chatfe1d, Har-
riet ID. Ely and Katharine Foote,
of Old Lyme; Marjorie M. Hodgs-
don of Guatemala City, Guate-
mala; Barbara H. and Mary Hook
err woodward, of New York.
Robert M. Calfee. Jr, of Cleve-
land. will be best man. The ushers
are to be John c. Bridgman of
New Haven; Samuel Hawley of
Bridgeport, Conn; Roswell Il. Hub
bell and w. David Judson, Jr, of
New York: Robert B. Phillips. Cd,
of Washington; Fl. Hunter Will
liams, Jr, of Rye, N. Y; Joshua
Sands, Jr, and Philip Sands, brott-
ers Of Miss Sands. r
Mr.. and Mrs. David Swing Star
ring, Of Ardara Farm, Green
Farms, Conn. announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Miss Caro-
Ign Starring, to John Edward Mey-
er, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ed
ward Meyer, of Great Neck. L. l.
Miss Starring was graduated from
Westover School in 1880 and made
her debut the mollowing winter.
She Is descendant Of Stephen F.
Austin, founder of the first Amer
lean colony in Texas and eleventh
in direct line from Elder William
Brewster, who crossed in the May
flower.
Mr.. Meyer Is the grandson of
Mrs. Cord Meyer and the late Mr..
Meyer. His at-grandfather, the
late James p. Ward, was founder
of the Ward Line. Mr.. Meyer at
tended st. Pauls School and Is in
the class of "a at Yale, where he
Is O member of Psi Epsilon. Last
year he rowed on the Yale varsity
crew and this year on the Junior
varsity.
A miscellaneous shower was CIV
en- recently In honor of Miss Helen
Garthwaite by Mrs Lillian Enhorn-
ing and Miss Edith Tango at the
International Silver company hall.
Entertainment was enjoyed during
the evening and q supper was
served. The guests included: Mrs
Grace Warner, Mrs Garthwaite,
Mrs Joseph Tango, Mrs Michael
Fcrrari, Mrs Lillian Enhorning,
Mrs Olga Colucci, Mrs Clifford
Enils Mrs Miles Kelley, Mrs Flor
ence Sparse, Mrs Catherine Chris
tiano. Misses Helen Tango, Ann
Baker, l.. Bukus, Gertrude Kenna,
Mildred Kenna, Marion Bergin,
Edith Tango, Ann Dombris. Anna
belle Robillard, Mae Bowling,
Manor Dyson and Mary Cook.
Arthur B. Buchanan, principal Of
Walsh school, was rendered a party
last evening at the Hotel Elton by
the members of the faculty Of the
school, the occasion being the
tenth anniversary Of his association
presented with q purse and Mrs
Buchanan was given O beautiful
bouquet. Following the dinner card
playing was enjoyed and prizes
were awarded to Misses Marguerite
Casey Mary Lezotte, Sara Daily
and Marguerite German and Mr.
Buchanan. Those attending were:
Mr. and Mrs Arthur B. Buchanan.
Misses Frances A. Bowes, Margaret
M. Hennessy, Mary M. A. Bennett,
Anna II. Bowes, Mary c. Hartnett,
Lulu r.. Murphy, Gertrude l..
spcllman, Esther Flynn, Marguer-
ito G. German, Martha Lonergan,
Sarah A. DAILY, Anne, Carroll. Anna
M. Godfrey, Anna +. McGrath,
Statia Mcdonald, Gertrude M.
Dryer, Alice c. Wolff, Margaret c.
Kilroe. Mary Lezotte, Margaret Z.
Cunningham, Sara c. Bennett, Isa-
belle NJ. Scanlon, Anna c. Kelley,
Mary Clark, Anna M. Orlando, Rita
Bergin, Alice McLarney, Marguer-
tie Casey, Mary Mcdonnell and
Thomas Hogan.