The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-30
POPULAR COUPLE
 TO MARRY TODAY
Elizabeth. Pruner to Wed Roger Lautier at First
 N. B. Church
LITCHFlELD Uunnid Sullivan Phone SEQ

Miss Elizabeth Bell Pruner, daughter of the Rev and Mrs WI. Ham B. Prunor of Woodruff street end Roger Alfred Lautier, son of Mp and Mrs Alfred A. Lautler Of Harrington road will be married at o'clock this afternoon at the Tifst Methodlst Episcopal church in Lltchheld. Rev William E. Pruner, father of the bride, who wnN pastor of the church for 13 years until his retirement from the ministry In l03l, will oniciate at the ceremony.
 The bride will wear gown of white organza, with cap and veil of tulle, caught at the sides and back with orange blossoms end ending just below the shout. derg. She will carry a bridal bou. auet of gardonias and iily.of.tho. valley.
 The maid Of honor will bo Miss Maria EBmond of Albany, N. Y. She will Do gownod In blue Or- gansa, with . hat of the sumo material and will carry Q bouquet of blue delphinlum, pink roses and snApdrag0ns.
 The bride will be given in mar. rlago by her brother, A. William pruner. Kenneth V. Driacoli Of Litchheid will he the best man and Chs ushera will be Harold W. prunor, brother of tho bride, John w. Knapp of Htchhcld, William Cipperly, dr., Of Troy, W. r., and Chester Parkor of Hollis, N. Y.
 Miss Pruner is q graduate of thH Lltohheld high school, attend cd the Fannie Smith school of Bridgeport and graduated from the Now York State Tenchors' college. She has taught in tho pub. lio schools of Albany, ". Y., for the past Ave years.
 Mr Lautior graduated from TVrrington high school and Rons. aolner Polytechnic Institute at Troy, W. r. H0 is now associated with hls fathor in tho manage. ment of tho Litchneld garage.
 Following the wedding q recep. ton will Do held at the brides homo with about 60 guests present from Albany, Troy, Torrington, Winsted, New York and Litchheld. Upon returning from an unan- nounced wedding trip Mir and Mvs Lautier will live at tho former stoddard house on the Milton read Litohheld.
 Tho single members Of tho Litehhold Grange presented a pro- gram Thursday evening in Gompe- tition with that rseentli presented by the married members at tho last previous meeting. Tho pro- gram was entitled "A Radio Broadcast" with Tony Cassadei aa announcer. The acts were ns follows: mornin exercises, Floyd Gibbons; John Hausmann, Mary Coriporesi, Aiioa Morrimnn, health talk, advertisln a breakfost cereal, Gcno Cassadei; violin see 1ootions, Dorothy Peek with Mar gnrct Kilb0urno, ncoompanlst; 0r- chastra, Margaret Kilb0urne, pianist, Gus CassadeI, drums. Nun- sell siddoll. guitar, Tony Cassadoi, director; John Marvin, "f.ones0me Singer of tho Air." Raymond Whitehili, accompanied by Doris gtoddard; farm and homo talk, Joseph Goodhouse, plnylot entitled Look out for Jasper" Achilles DaRoss. Elsie WhItohill, John Hennon, 1ioion Brennan; Whistllng uoI0, LOIS hllDouFHei ucCOHlDhHs ied by Margaret kilbourno; bQso- ball scores, Tony Cnsaadei; Hlll' biliies, William Isitei, Russell Bl. dsli; Lowell Thomas, news, Car. roll Peek; Kate Smith, "HonRblrd of the south," Mary Sepplca; Wal tcI Winoholl, gossip, Ernest K0rn; Annette fianshaw. singer, Rucrt avtiat, Gladys Bailey; Molnsses and January, sketch. John Com. poresi and Julius uuinchi; closing song, entire cast.
 Al the conclusion Of the pros Hram the judges, Mrs Stephen Allyn and Mrs Edith Cook of dOshon and Willis fIulme Of Northneid daelar0d the winners Co Do the married members.
 Seventy members attended tho meeting with guests present from Hope, Bencon, Ea8ton, Goshen and