The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-28

Canal street and Frank MaInaplna, son of Mrs. Josephine Malaspina of South Wilson street took place this morning at 9:45 o'clock at Our Lady of Lourdes church. Rev. 10. seph valdambrini performed the ceremony and was celebrant of the nuptial mass which followed, Palms and gladiolus decorated the altar and Mrs Anthony Petrielio. as solo, ist, rendered Ave Maria."
 The bride was attired in a gown
 of white satin styled with a bend- ed bodice and long full skirt and
 she wore a veil of tulle arranged
 in cap shape and caught with orange blossoms. Her arm bouquet consisted of gardenias and lilies of the valley. The maid of honor wore green taffeta gown and trans parent velvet turbnn to correspond. She carried an arm bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. The brides mother wore a dress of blue crepe with accessories to match and the bridegroom's mother wore q black crepe dress with matching accessories.
 Following the ceremony recep- ton was held for the immediate families. Out of town guests at- tended from New Haven and New
 York, The couple left on an un- announced wedding trip and upon returning will reside at 610 South Wilson street.
 Mir and Mrs Roy Worden of Per. kins avenue announce the coming marriage of their daughter. Doro- thea T.. Wordon to Patrick II. kel- Icy of Baldwin street. The wedding will take place in october.
 The wedding of Miss May De. Vito, daughter of Mrs Theresa DC. Vito of Walnut street extension ana Michael J. Carpinella, son of MT and Mrs Ralph Carpinella or Branch street took place this morn ing at st Lucy's Il. c. Church at o'clock. Rev Felix scoglio officiated at tho ceremony and cel- ebrated the nuptial mass which followed. Palms, ferns and cut flowers decorated the altar and c special program of music was rem dcrod by Constance Ciaccio, organ' ist and Edith Ricciuti, Soloist. Miss .Julin Carpinella, sister of the bride- groom, was the brides only attend. mt and William DeVito, brother of the bride. was tho best man.
 The bride wore gown of white satin. Julicttc model. styled with n cowl neck .line and she wore veil of tulle arranged in cap shape and fastened with lilies Of the val. ley. She carried Q prayer DOCK showered with gagdenias. rho maid of honor woro e frock or neavy peach crepe styled with high neck ina in aiihot,ette model and wore .l brown tur Jan. Her colonial bou. ouet consisted of Butterfly roses, The brides mother wore q black crepe dress trimmed in white and wore a corsago of gardenias ana tho bridegroonis mother wore black satin dress and also wore corsage of gardenias.
 A reception was held at Waverly Inn following the ceremony out or town guests attended from New Ha: ven. New Britain, New York and l jersey City. Upon returning from fl wedding trip to Canada, the cou. pie will tako up their residence ct 23 Walnut street extension.
 The second session of tho local city championship contract bridge tournament was held at the '. M c. A. "wednesday evening, septem- Der 27th, Mrs samuel A. Chase act ing as local tournament director These contests are part Of tho com. plan of the United States Bridge association to conduct automatically local, state, regional and grand national championships at contract bridge, comparable with those at tennis and golf. The winners of tho city championship, both pair and team of four VIII next compete in the state tournn. ment, the dates of which will pc n n,nounced later. The pairs finals will Dc played Wednesday evening, october 4th, at s D. m. at the r. M. c, A. All competing in the pair contest will be privileged to enter the team of four contest ana may complete their team by inviting players who did not enter the pnlr contest. Tho following made top scores in last nights session Thomas Edwards and David scu!iy, S6 fl match points, north.sontn; Ivan Coulter and Allan Kuinn. ss match points, north.soath Wn''ef Ueraghty and William Belvai. 7l mateh points, east.west; Mrs Albert Bermeit and Joseph Gaber, 70 match points, east-west. The ten highest pair averages for the two aessions are us follows: Thomas Edwards and David scully. :es4; William Herscy and Frank sulli. van, .S55; ivan Coulter and Allan Ruti,n. .s43: Mrs Albert Berment ana Joseph J. Gaber. :e2l; Mrs Eiizabeth Mey0 and Alvin Davis, .eiS; Walter GegaShty and William Beiyal, .62O; Mrs Richard Goe- deeke and Mrs Morris Bennett, '5i4: Mir and Mrs Morris Green- nerg. .5i0; Mrs Joseph J. Bergin and Miss Henrietta Galley. .479; Mrs Edward J. Pagan and Alfred .47S.