The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-09

On Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock at the summer homo of her parents at Hammondsport, N. r.. Miss Lucy Askcw Hiil. daughter of Mir and Mrs Frederic Hamilton Hill of Eimira, N. r.. became tho bride of John Mitchell Brodie, son of Mir and Mrs Frank Walker Brodie of Watcrtown, formerly of Hart ford. Rev Dr Henry Whito offici- atcd at the cerom ony.
 The bride who waS given In mar riage by hcr father. wore her Ivory satin with short puffed sleeves and yoke of duchess lace and skirt draped in a long train. Her veil was of ivory tulle and edged with a band of old roso point lace, She carried Q handkerchief trimmed with duchess lace which was carried by her maternal grand. mother at her wedding. Hor bou. auct was of lilies of the valley and white orchids.
 Miss Margaret Hiil who acted as maid of honor for her sister, wore a similar gown of Ivory satin with. out a train. She wore satin slip. pcrs, n small hat, gauntlet gloves and n long sash, all of apple green velvet and c,.rried huff of gnr-' dcnias, The other attendants. Mss Lydia Garrison of Llewcilyn Park, N. J., Mra Charles Willard Dodson of Bethlehem, Pa, Miss Lucy Owen and Miss cornelia Bowler or El- mira, N. Y., woro gowns similar to that of the maid Of honor. n: stead of bouquets they carried small ivory satin paresoM. me flower girl, Miss Alice Price Craig. n cousi, of tho bride, wore a Kate Crcenaway frock Of Ivory gatin. Charles Willard Dodgon acted as best man for MT Brodic nnd the lshery were pii ciacsmateg or the bridegroom Ut Yale university: They were Hardin Hcth Littell .nd, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Thomas Sheff,eid of Now London and Chi. cngo: John Huntington of Hart. ford and John Mcslroy Of Albany Following tho reception. Mir and Mrs Erodie left on q wedding trip to Lake Placid, x. Y., and motor trln through Canada. On their re- turn they will make their homo m Watertown. The bride was gradu. ated from Miss shipiey's school Tn Bryn Mawr. Pa, and attendco s Mr Brodic was graduated from the Taft school and from faIe university, whore ho was q mem. bcr Of Chi Psl fraternity. He m nssociated with, Root and Boyd, Inc. insurance underwriters in th's city. .tW t rg '.Gt
 Mir Lester Young. Jr, of High. land avenue entertalned " an U NRA birthday party recently in honor of her daughter, shiriey Anne. tho occasion being her third birthday. Games vcre, enjoyed ana refrcshme nts were served. Dccora- fions were in keeping with the NRX mode. Those attending were; Mary McManus, Jane. Laidman lane Mclean, Medclicxc Dcmenske Dorothy Gray, Doris Dorlskrey shirley Miller and Edwin Carney l Walter. Jarvis, Mildred Jarvis and ! Frank Young. tr. s.s.
 Nicholas Belury of Baldwin \ street was honorcd at surprise i farewell party given at the home | of his parents, Mir and Mrs George ! Belury, recently. Mfr Bclury VII
 leave soon to enter Purdue Univer' sity. Among those attending the af' fair were Miss ! Josephine Raf. fcrty, Ruth Quigley, Rose McCar' thy. Claire Mugester. Alice Mc' Grath, Dorothea Belury and Frank Phelan, Edward O'Donnell. Ed ward Fox, George Bria. Elton VII. i mot, John Luddy. Raymond Crane Andrew Bciury. James Belury, WI
 liam Beiury. Nicholas Belury and George Belury.
 \ A dinner dance will be held in Murray's Colonnade on Wednesday day evening. September IS, by the Graduate and Undergraduate clubs of Holy Cross college. All Holy Cross men and their. friends are invited to attend. Many from out of-town are. planning to be guests as this will be the. final social I function before the reopening oi college. All new students are also urged to be present to become ac. 1, auainted with their classmates
 Edmund J. Fitzgerald is chairman of the committee in charge of ar. 1 rangements, aSsisted by John Joy, Edward Moley Thomas Me. -Keon, John Linehan IT,. David Ring. Graham Geghardt and Rich. | IA