The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-07-17
Society Nezcs- Weddings Coming EUents

Mrs e. F. Burnap of this city is cruising the Great Lakes on the Steamship Juriata.
 The wedding of Miss Catherine Campus of Charles street and John Coscia of Congress avenue took place this morning at 6 o'clock at Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Rev Michael Lynch performed the ceremony.
 The bride wore a gown of white satin and a veil of tulle arranged with a lace cap and fastened with orange blossoms. She carried an arm bouquet of'white roses. Her attendant wore a frock of yellow satin and a yellow horsehair hat and carried an arm bouquet of
 Al reception was held at the home of the bride following the ceremony. Upon returning from an unannounced wedding trip, the couple will reside at 357 South Leonard street.
 George Dillon has returned to his home on South Elm street af- ter spending two weeks at the Worlds Fair in Chicago. While in Chicago he was the guest or his sister, Mrs Thomas J. Hanlon and MT Hanlon.
 Miss Marie E. Long Whose en- rarement has been announced to Gene H. Roselli of Alder street was honored at a large reception given on Friday evening at the home of her parents, MT and Mrs Poseph Long, of Giles street and which was followed by dinner at Lido Tavern. Dancing was enjoyed. Among the guests were Lawrence J. Kane, Eleanor Holmes, MT and Mrs David B. Kilgore, MT and Mrs Frederick Arber, Clifford Mertel- myer, MT and Mrs Harry Brink man, Rene Reuter-, Joseph J. Cum ningham, Miss Ruth E. Blansfeld, Albert Veillette, Wilfred DeVincent, Mir and Mrs Hector Bernier, Miss Cecile Moore, Alfred West, MT and Mrs Thomas Roberts, Miss Olive Meyers, Robert Nelson, MT and Mrs Burt Warnes Miss Ethel Lin- ton J. D. Adams, Mrs Bouchard, c. E. Bouchard, Miss Margaret Chagnot, Miss Bertha Belts, MT and Mrs Benjamin Mellor. MT and Mrs T. k. Byrnes, MT and Mrs Frank Mellon, J. E. Keegan. Miss Bresnahan, Miss Nancy Smith, Miss Martha H. Bucks. Simon Spring, Miss Louise Goffredo, Miss Jean- nette Long, Miss Martha Bucks, MT and Mrs Hugo W. Lange, Philip Leonardo, Miss Marguerite Bucks, George Gaudiose, Mrs Mary Gau- diose, Antonio Gaudiose, Miss Dora fxH ~aut J. Delfino, Michael E. Lang, Nell Harrison, Clifford Mertelmyer, MT and Mrs David Kiljorn, George Beaulac, MT and Mrs Charles She- pards, Joseph Ranaudo, MT and Mrs Stanley Perry, Stephen Mon- tello, MT and Mrs Peter Miller, George. Pritchard, Mrs Leona Lon go and Miss Marie Goffredo.
 The marriage of Miss Benita M. Pape, daughter of MT and Mrs William J. Pape of Farmington'| avenue and Wilder J. Greeley, son of MT and Mrs Daniel w. Greeley of Cheshire took place on Saturday at Ben Sherman Farm, the sum- mer home of the brides parents in WOodbury. Rev Dr John N. Lewis ofhciated at the ceremony. Miss Julie Pape Atkins, cousin of the bride, was her only attendant and Gordon Keith Parkes was best man. Relatives and close friends of both families were in attendance.
 John Dillon who has been the guest of Mir and Mrs James Hayes of Middle street for the past week has returned to his home in New York city.
 MT and Mrs James Murphy of Hillside avenue are spending week at tonington, Conn.
 Misses Charlotte and Genevieve Moran of Plaza avenue left to-day to spend vacation with their aunt Mrs Franklin selby of Cleveland, Ohio.