The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-19
Society Nezy-- Weddings - Coming EUents

The wedding of Miss Emily l.. Reilli, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Reihi of Myrtle avenue to George P. Sullivan of Newport, R. T., son of Mir and Mrs P. !. Sullivan of Wood street, took place yester- day morning at il o'clock at the Sacred Heart church rectory. The ceremony was performed by Rev Matthew Judge. Miss Carolyn E. Reihi was the brides only attend ant and Francis Dayfieid of Tor rington, a student at Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute, was best man for MT Sullivan.
 The bride wore an eel gray Pa tou model of Serratta crepe with imported metallic trimming. Her accessories were of matching shade and she wore Q shoulder dress was of the pebble crepe, in with Kolinsky. Her accessories were of brown and her corsage of Talismpn roses.
 The ceremony was followed by a wedding breakfast at Waveriy Inn after which the couple left on an unannounced wedding trip. Upon returning they will take up their residence in Newport.
 Mrs Fred A. Webster of Grove street is the local chairman for the garden fete and dance recital to be held on Wednesday afternoon in Middlebury for the benefit of the New Haven County League of-Wo- men Voters. Mrs Frederick s. Chase will open her garden for the event.
 Galilee Shrine No g, White Shrine of Jerusalem, will hold public card party on Friday even ing at Masonic Temple. There will be prizes awarded for high score at each table and refreshments will be served to members and friends attending. Mrs William Borohert of Buckingham street is chairman of arrangements and Is assisted by Mrs Louis Lougee, Mrs Alfred Per- kins, Mrs J. Russell Putnam, Mrs George Erik and Miss Edna Holi- han.
 MT and Mrs William J. buesler of Oakland avenue announce the engagement of their daughter Ros- alind Babin, to Irwin Edward Wal lace, son of Mir and Mrs Edward P. Wallace of Irvlngton avenue. Miss Duesler Is q graduate of Saint Mar garet's school class of 1890 and the Wheelock school in Boston. MT Wallace was graduated from the University of Pennsylvania and is e member of Phi Kappa Tau frater. nity.
 A meeting of Gamma Chapter of Pi omicron Sorority will be held tomorrow evening at the Hotel El. ton at s o'clock.
 The first round of the city cham. ptonship bridge tournament to be conducted at the Pequot club will be held on Thursday evening. The committee in charge of the affair includes: Theodore Breithaupt, IL, D. sohoeder and William Hill. A partial list of players who will participate in the play includes: Mir and Mrs Thomas Collins, Mir and Mrs Thomas Burns, E. l.. Ste- Quilfoile, Dr and Mrs b. A. Herr, Mrs Franklin o'Donneil, Mir and Mrs A. $. jourdan, Mir and Mrs Theodore Breithaupt, Arthur Weekler, Herman Rehms, William King, Harold salamon, Ivan Coul- ter, Allen Ruffin, Frances Cassidy, Helen Tyrrell, Helen Hogafs, pr and Mrs ]. stettbacker, Leo Kraus, Frank MoNamara, Charles Piatt, John A. Weibei, Mr and Mrs D. H. Coe, William Hill, oscar Warner, MT and Mrs R. D. Schroeder, Lou ise Proells. Hortense Cooke, Agnes Brothers. M. A. Stewart, Walter A. Malsch. MT and Mrs Henry O.. Newman, R. P. Platt. F J. Dun phy. Leo Battle, J. Thompson, S. W. Harry Byrnes, J. W. Carroll, E. Judson Wells and A. E. Wells.
 The Elton Contract club held e meeting last evening at which time the following officers were elected: Robert E. Platt, president; Mrs II, J. Stettbacker. secretary, and the following tournament committee: tho above officers and Mrs Frank. lin O'Donnell, Thomas Collins, b. E. Howarth and pr Ernest Wolfe.
 In last evenings session high scorers were: North and South, l.. D. Platt and W. S. Smith, 5sj Mrs R. D. Schroeder and Mrs A. $. Jourdan, 57h; Irving Malsch and Clayton Reichenbach, 66h; and Hast and West, Dr and Mrs b. R. Wolfe. 64h; Mir and Mrs Herman Rehms. second and tied for third place Mr and Mrs Charles A. Tem. pleton, Mildred Harmon and Mrs Bessie Cameron and Mrs Joseph E. stevens and Mrs Joseph Bergin, b2h.
 Members of the Alpha Phi Ome- ga Sorority held q meeting recent iy at the home of Miss Kathleen Maher of Walnut street at which time it was decided to hold din- ner dance at Waverly Inn on sep- tember 27th. The members attend. ing included: Misses Anita Smith, Gertrude Hartigan. Marie Quinlan, Betty Maher, Kathleen Maher. Dorothy Brenneis. Celia Miller, Margaret Quinlan, Margaret Null ligan, Helen Heffernan and Marga- the group will be held at the home street on Friday evening.
 Miss Adele Thresa zelio, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zello of Linwood street and Fred erick Gemino, son of Mir and Mrs Salvatore Gemino of Aetna street were united in marriage this morn ing at g o'clock at St Lucy's church. Rev Felix scogiio per- formed the ceremony and also celebrated the nuptial high mass which followed. Miss Lauretta Zello, the brides sister. was her only attendant and Edward Nu- tile of New Haven, cousin of the bridegroom, was the best man. The interior of the church was deco rated with palms, ferns and cut flawers and Mrs John .MOrrone