The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-04

Miss Barbara L1eary. daughter of John ]. Leary of Mansfield. Mass. was married to Judge John Moran Bailey, son of Dr and Mrs NJ. A. Bailey of Hartford. Tuesday in St Mary's church at Mansfield, Mass. The altar and chancel of the church were decorated with masses of yellow gladiolus and delphinium. Rev James A. Cronin of Somerville. Mass, a cousin of the bride, per- sisted by Rev John A. Coughlan of Dorchester, Mass, another cousin of the bride. Dr David A. White, bar itone, Walter c. Blonlkinship, tenor, and Mrs Marion Gallipeau, soprano. sang.
 The, bride was attended by her sister, Miss Marie Leary, as maid of honor. Frank J. Daly of Hart ford was best man for Judge Bailey and the ushers were William Cot ter, Jr, also of Hartford, and Rob- ert D. Buckley of Mansfield. Mass, cousin of the bride.
 The bride wore gown of ivory satin made princess style with a court rtain and veil of silk tulle caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white orchids and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wor a Chiaperelli model of cerulean blue satin and carried a bouquet of yellow roses and lark spur. Miss Mary Leary of sharon. aunt of the bride, wore a gown of flesh color lace with a blue velvet sash and a black hat. She wore a corasge of orchids. Mrs Bailey, mother the bridegrm, wore a gown of beige lace with a Milan straw hat and a corsage of orchids. A wedding breakfast was served to members of the immediate fam lilies at Mansfield tavern following the ceremony. Judge and Mrs Bailey left for wedding trip through the White Mountains, Can ada and the Adirondacks. They will spend the early autumn in En. field, returning to Hartford, where they will reside on October l.
 The bride was graduated from the State Teachers college al Birmingham, Mass, and taught school in sharon and Mansfield Mass. Judge Bailey was graduated from Catholic university in Wash. ington, D. C., and from the liar. yard Law school in 1929. He wa. formerly secretary to Mayor Ran. kin and is now judge of the Hart ford police court.
 Judge Bailey is we'll known ir this city.
 Miss Edith Krugelis of High. land avenue was honored at party given by a number of her friends I-% nvSSv Svnt ty During the evening games were en- served. Among those attending were Misses Edith Marion Seeley Doris Feltman, Mary Acunaris Clarice Ranger, Catherine Foley and Thomas Wedin, Judson Todd Albert Oemcke, Dwight Cargill James LaBrie, Wilbur Wedin ant John Cargill.
 Miss Rosemary Foley of Brook lyn, N. r., is visiting her uncle ana aunt, Mir and Mrs Walter Browr of Baldwin street.
 Mrs Olive Wilson of Oakvillt will be hostess at a silver social tt be given at her home on Friday the 18th, for the benefit of Wad hams Women's Relief corps, Mir Wilson to be assisted by Mrs Mar garet Bick and Miss Victoria Lie breich.
 The results of the Wednesda. evening session of the Chase Con tract club are as follows: Mrs A. Berment, and John Colwell, higl north and south and runners-u Ill Morris Greenberg and David Scull and east and west, Alvin B. Davi and Mrs Elizabeth Meyer, high an' runners-up, Walter Geraghty an' Thomas Edwards.
 r Miss Marjorie Ferrie of. Stoning ton has been visiting MT and MT James Murphy of Hillside avenue.