The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-25
Society Nezgs = Weddings s- Coming Ez,ents


 Miss Lena GuglIotti of North Main street and Miss Anna Proko- wfch Of Fulton Park avenue have returned after several days stay at Lake George. N. Y.
 Miss Connie wilensky and Miss Fay Nuremberg of Willow street are vacationing at Ocean Beach.
 A birthday party was rendered in honor of Mrs Clara Wall Satur-i \ day evening at her home on Platt street by Mrs Kitty Renna. Enter- tainment and dancing was enjoyed throughout and a luncheon was served at a late hour. The guest of honor was the recipient of many valuable gifts. The guests included the Misses Sue, Mary, Rose and Theresa vehditti, Anna Renna, Olympia and Josephine Andria, Sadie Stolf, Inez Iacovina, Melver- ia Rinaldi, Rita Farrell, Carmella Gugliotti, and Mrs Amy Mclean. Mir and Mrs Fred Renna, MT and Mrs Edward Walsh, and the Messrs Joseph Kelly, John Resincowich, Fred and Walter Wall and George Renna.
 Leonard Morrissey of Belmont, Mass, formerly of this city, is spending few days with MT and Mrs Henry P. Mccarthy in Nauga- tuck, where. Mrs Morrissey Is spending the summer.
 An intercollegiate dance will take place tonight at Lake Quas- i sapaug which will be attended by Ia tot ne Catholic colleges. The following committee has been active in the arrangements: Edward D. Bergin, Walter Monagan, Raymond Fitzpat- rick, Miss Nancy Delaney, Edward Loughrain, Miss Marion Cass, An- thony Rossi, Miss Marie Deeley, Miss Mary McGrath, Vincent Le- ] roy. Miss Mary Louise Lawlor, Miss Mae Stroker, Miss Mary G. Jones, Miss Bessie Bowes, James Hene- bry, James Tyrrell, Joseph Maher, Miss Edna Harmon, Stephen Ber- gin and Frank Bowling.
 Mrs John L. Killelea and Miss Janet Killelea of Central avenue are registered at the Chalfonte- l Haddon hall in Atlantic City.
 The marriage of Miss Margaret Henry, daughter of Mrs Ellen Henry of Beacon Falls, and Lester I. Forst, son. of Mir and Mrs John Forst of Beacon Falls, took place Saturday evening at the rec tory of St Michaeps church. Rev Henry J. Coleman officiated. The bride Is a graduate of the Water bury Hospital Training school for nurses.
 Miss Mary Bernhardt of this city was bridesmaid yesterday at the wedding of Miss Catherine Klein, ington and William Mihalyak of Bristol. The ceremony was per- formed at St Thomas church, Southington. Rev William H. Ken nedy officiating. Raymond Le Beau of Bristol was best man.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabe Parsons, daughter of MT and Mrs Stuart Wilson Parsons of New Bri- tain, and Dr Jolfn Garthwaite Martin, son of Dr and Mrs James Martin of Pennington avenue, this city, will take place Tuesday after noon, August 1, at44 o'clock. at the home of the brides parents. Rev Dr George w. c. Hill of West Hart ford. pastor emeritus of the South Congregational church of New Bri- tain, will officiate. Miss Parsons was graduated from Dana Hall, at- tended the Dana Hall Music school and was a member of the class of 1882 at Mount Ho1yoke college. MT Martin prepared at Taft school and was graduated from the Sheffield Scientific school and Yale Medical school. He is now serving his in- terneship at the Hartford hospital.
 Mrs Irving Chase and Captain Frank Kellogg of this city were the luncheon guests yesterday of Dr and Mrs Eugene A. Noble of New York and Naragansett at their Spanish villa on the cliffs, at Narra- gansett Pier.
 Mrs Theodore Roosevelt, widow of the late president, has left Sagamore Hill for Brooklyn, Conn, to occupy Mortlake Manor, the an- cestral home of her family, which she acquired few years ago. With her for sojourn until the end of the month is her daughter, Mrs Richard s. Derby.
 Misses Katherine Bobbin of Cliff. ton, avenue. Catherine Phelan and Celestine Wolff of Clinton street, Ann. Kilbride. of Frederick street, Audrey eKane of Gale street, Peggy Canfield of Woodlawn ter race and Rita. Tierney of Highland avenue returned Sunday after stay at Point Beach.
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 Mary Louise Larson of Water- bury road is vacationing@ at Pond Point.
 Former Governor and Mrs John H.. Trumbull and their daughter, Jean, of Plainville. will leave Aug ust Il by motor for their summer home at Moosehead Lake, Me-, to spend the remainder of the season. . MT and Mrs John Coolidge. their son-in-law and daughter, will join them the middle of the month and remain until Labor day.