The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-09

offered and refreshments were served. Those attending included
 Miss Laura Lambron, Miss Agnes
 Ulinskas, Miss Helen Miles, John Ciencenski. Mir and Mrs Frank Mathon, Mir and Mrs Otto Bush, Mir and Mrs Bonnie Beck, MT and
 Mrs George Moran, Mir and Mrs Harris Pinard. and Mrs Albert Johnson, Mir and Mrs J. Xeillette, MT and Mrs Walter Brothers. MT and Mrs Joseph Radilon, Fred Mathon, Mir and Mrs Hubert Veil- Albert Pipard.
 Of interest in this city is the marriage of Miss Virginia storm, daughter of Mrs Frederick K. Rup- precht of New York and Greon- wich, and Thatcher M. Brown Jr, son of MT and Mrs Thatcher M. Brown of New York, which took place Friday afternoon in the Church of the Ascension in New York. The rector, Rev Dr Donald BA Aldrich. performed the cere- mony, which was followed by small reception at the home of the brides mother.
 Mr Rupprecht gave his step daughter in marriage. She wore a princess gown of ivory velvet made with long fitted sleeves and q cowl neckline. The skirt was drapod to | form a train. Her tulle veil fell from a Juliet cap of pearls. She carried an ivory prayer book with n marker of white satin ribbon and lilies of the valley.
 Mrs George l.. storm. sister-in- law of tho bride, and cousin of the bridegroom, was matron of honor. Tho bridesmaids were Miss Faith Rockefeller, Miss Virginia Chester. and Mrs Gene Tunney. all of Greenwich, Mrs M. Roy Jackson of Philadelphia, Pa, and Miss Louise Driggs of Waterbury.
 All the attendants wore gowns of pale blue crepe with picture hats of American beauty velvet and slippers to match. They carried American beauty roses and blue ageratum.
 pr Daniel Moves Brown was best man for his brother. The ushers included another brother, Morenu Delano Brown of orange. N. Jo George l.. storm and Mir Rich- ard Storm, brothers of the bride, John r. Buckingham of Pleasant vile, N. r.. MT Adams Batcheller, William B. Mosle, Nelson A. Rock efeller and William Weaver, all of New York.
 MT and Mrs Brown left for a wedding trip to Bermuda. They will reside in New York.
 The bride Is q daughter of the late George l.. storm. She Is n graduate of Rosemary Hall in Greenwich and attended the Sor- bonne in Paris. She is a member of the New York Junior League.
 MT Brown, who Is well known In Hartford, Is a grandson of the late John Crosby Brown and q great grandson of Alexander Brown, who founded the firm of Alexander Brown & Sons in Baltimore. Ho IS n direct descendant of Governor Bradford of the Plymouth Colony, of Rev James Moves, founder ana trustee of Yale University and is a member of D. K. E., the Eliza. bethan Club, Phi Beta Kappa, and Scroll and Key society.
 A silver shower was given an Friday evening at the home or Miss Margaret Dodds in honor or Miss Christine Vogel who is to be married to Charles Nearman on Tuesday. Among those attending were Misses Celia Grove, Regis Farr, Alice Rempfer, Ruby Solo mon, Catherine Worsley, Julia AL leva, Mary Bannon, Margaret Shee- han, Mary Ramp. Helen Harmon, Mae Maroney, Dorothy Meehan' Mary Meehan, Louise McAuline, Margaret Healey, Anna Shea, Cath crime McKenna, Anna Griffin, Alice | Hosier, Anna Reilly, Genevieve Nolan, Margaret Dodds, Mildred | McLane, Mildred Hayes, Gertrude Lang, Mae Harrington. Mae Shea, | Helen Egan, Mrs Ralph Cross, A. Louise Morriss, Mrs Thomas Cun- ningham, Jule Conley,. Mrs Walter Summerville, Mrs Walter Scanlon' Anna Mahoney, Thelma Rives' Elizabeth Dunn, Minnie Ryan Catherine Thompson. Anna Spletts- tosher, Betty Mulligan, Rita Savers, Mrs Patrick Foley, Mary Maher, Mae Hartnett Guilfoile, Mary Hun gerville, Louise Kurtz, Madeline Maloney and Mae Phelan.
 Herman Rooster, Jr., son or MT and Mrs Herman Rooster of Col umbia boulevard has entered Stew ems institute of Technology at Ho- boken, N. J. Rooster has already been elected vice president Of Castle stevens. q He was graduated this year from Loomis.
 Miss Martha J. Curtiss daughter of MT and Mrs Charles Curiss of Thomaston has been awarded place on the honor roll of her class at Wellesley college. Wellesley, Mass, where she Is q sophomore. Miscs Curtiss is a graduate of Saint Marfiaret school.
 Thte following results of the Fri day evening session of the Elton Contract club have been announc- ed: Mrs Thomas Collins and Mrs Raymond Pousen, 72; Mrs George Bissett and Mrs William Hodges, 6S; Mrs Louise Lougee and Mrs Theodore Breithaupt, substituting for Mrs Louis Schmidt, 62 1-2; Jourdan, 60; Mrs Thomas Morin and Mrs Edgar Adams, 55 1-2.
 The first match of the Eastern Bridge League tournament will take place tomorrow evening at the Elton, when the Waterbury team will meet the Bridgeport team. The Waterbury players include: Mir and Mrs Thomas Collins, William Wayne King, and c. H. Samans. Two matches are to be played dur ing the month one in the home city and one away.
 Mrs Luck Parziale of Frost Road entertained at a bridge on. Satur- day evening in compliment to Miss Frances Terragone who is to be married in the mar future. The guests included: MT and Mrs Fred erick J. Hadden, MT and Mrs Jo- seph Parziale, Miss Frances Ter ragone and John Ciacin. The hon. ored guest was presented with