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

son, 10 Alfred =. Luders, OF snip
pan Point, STANFORD. Conn. The
ceremony was performed by the
Rev Matthew J. Dunno. The
bride attended the College Of New
Rochelle. Mr. Luders attended Hill
school and Is q naval architect as
ISOLATED In yacht building with his
father, who is president OF the
Luders Marine Construction COM
pany, Of STANFORD. He In member
OF the Indian Hartford and Ameri-
can Yacht clubs. In 1891 he won
the six-meter championship OF
Long Island Sound with his sloop
Totem. He has been on several
teams representing the United
states In yacht racing competition
abroad.
Mr. and Mrs Luders sailed for
Bermuda, in the afternoon to pass
several weeks there. Mrs Luders is
well known to local members Of
New Rochelle alumnae.
Mr. and Mrs Rudolph LANCE en-
tcrained at a family gathering at
their home on Lockhart avenue
recently. A picnic dinner and
supper were served out of doors
and during the day, card playing,
games and music were enjoyed.
Those attending were Mr. and Mrs
Charles Lange, Mr. and Mrs Hugo
LANCE and their daughter, Doris.
Mr. and Mrs Gustave Lange and
their son, Albert Emil LANCE, Mr.
and Mrs John Mitchell and chill.
dren, John and Robert, Mr. and
Mrs Albert Gaess, Mr. and Mrs A..
NJ. Brandt and children, Edward,
Paul and william, Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Pulver and daughter,
Lois. Mr. and Mrs Fred Gleich and
Norma and Frederick, of
Philip Gleich, Mr. and Mrs
Starr Oldershaw and their daugh-
ter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs Edward
Leonard and their sons, Thomas.
Richard, Harry and Robert, Mr.
and Mrs George Blanchard and
their sons, Kenneth and Walter,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Talbon, Miss
Lillian Kruska, Misses Dorothy Vo-
egli, Lila Marsh and Mr. and Mrs
Rudolph LANCE and their children,
Ruth and Robert.
Mrs william Humphrey, the for
mer Helen Milton, was honored mt
q party given recently for her ut
the home of Mrs Harry LANCE OF
Grandview avenue. Mrs Humphrey
was the recipient of many gifts
from those attending who includ-
cd Misses Thelma Race, Nellie
Cook, Maud Dimock. Clara Thorn
as, Lura Stanton, Ernest Piercy.
Mildred Garvey, Mrs Raymond
Porter, Mrs John Gray, Mrs Will
liam Hall, Mrs John Clark, Mrs
Charles Schliff, Mrs Harold John
ston, Mrs Albert Sault, Mrs Paul
Marggraff, Mrs Robert Mcbride,
Mrs Fred Poudim, Mrs Lawrence
Burner, Mrs Spencer. Mrs Harrison,
Mrs Worth, Mrs Rudolph SCHNEIDER
and Mrs Percy Dixon.
Miss Louise Sullivan OF Earring
ton avenue entertained the men,
bcrs of her bridge club at her
home recently. Those attending
were Misses Audrey Kcanc, Helen
Noonan, Lillian McNeliis, Frances
Bowes, Imelda Boyce, Edna Bros
nan, Agatha Church and Louise
Sullivan. High score was made by
Miss Bowes and Miss Brosnar. A
iuUCn wan scEVSNs
The wedding of Miss Beatrice
Atwood OF South View street. to
Edward Regan, son OF Mr. ana
Mrs. Thomas Regan Of Naugatuck
took place yesterday morning o.
the Church Of St. Francis Xavier
The ceremony which was perform
cd by Rev. James Egan at @.
clock, was followed by nuptia
mass. The bride had for her onl,
attendant his sister, Mrs. Car
Swanson, and the best man wal
James Regain OF Naugatuck,
brother Of the bridegroom.
The bride wore q gown or WHITE
organza, styled with q Jacket, edg'
ed with O pleated ruffle. The BOD.
ice Of the gown was fitted and the
skirt was OF ankle length. She wore
lace mitts and O lace straw hat
Her flowers were white roses. MRS
Swanson wore light blue tanfeta
Her hat was OF pink horsehaii
banded with blue ribbon and sht
wore pink sandles. pink mitts and
carried pink roses.
A small reception for members
Of the bridal party and friends fol,
lowed the ceremony at the Atwoot
home after which Mr.. and Mrs
Regan left on their wedding trip
the bride travelling In q costume
Of blue and white with accessories
to match. They will make theii
home at 1872 South View street.
Mrs Frank Wakeley OF Baldwin
avenue was pleasantly surprised pS
a group OF her friends recentIy
Card playing was enjoyed ana Q
luncheon was served. Those pres.
ent were Mrs John Larmett, MR.
william Albon, Mrs John bunting
Mrs Frank Carey, Mrs Willian
Harvey, Mrs Harry White, Mr.
George Thomas, Mrs George Lewis
Mrs Harry Lucas. Mrs John Waihs
Mrs Edward Turner, MRS Alfree
Albion, Mrs sidney Vale, Mrs wal
ter Vale, Mrs Alec Robertson, Mr.
David Reding and Mrs Franz
Wakeley.
A surprise party was rendered
Mr. and Mrs Morris Maxim recent
~, the occasion being their 20th
wedding Anniversary. The couple
were presented with O beautifu
gift. The home was attractiven
decorated with cut flowers. Bridge
was played and prizes swere wor
by Mrs Jacob Reiner, Mrs Green
Mrs Movshovitz and Mrs Josepi
Reiner. The party was arranged
by Mrs Solo, Mrs Lieberman, Mri
Blumenfeld. Mrs Rose and Mr.
Husier. Those attending were MI
and Mrs D. Yavita. Mr. and Mr.
Samuel Yavitz, Mr. and Mrs Freder'
lex Yavitz, Mr. and Mrs sydne,
Yavitz. Mrs Solo. Mr. and Mrs II
Kerznr. Mr. and Mrs jacob Reiner
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Reiner, MI
and Mrs II. Reiss. Mr. and Mrs 4
Green. Mr. and Mrs Krinsky. Nj
and Mrs 3. Matzkin, Mr. and Mr.
L. CARRIER. Mr. and Mrs L. CARRIER
sr.. Mr. and Mrs Henes. Mr. and
Mrs d. Lieberman, Mr. and Mr.
FandilIer, Mr. and Mrs Movshoyltz
Mr. and Mrs Goldman. Mr. and Mr.
Rose, Mr. and Mrs Blumefeld ant