The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-08
Mary Wassong Guest
 At Personal Shower
Thomaston Bride to Be Honored By Friends-Waters
 Family Leaves for California
FAYETTEVILLE

Mary Wassong, of T'homnston, who is to be married to Wallace Adams in tho, near future. was tho guest of honor at A personal aild miscellaneous shower which was given in her honor early this week by Mrs George Caldwell, of Hunt. ingdon ayenueand Mrs .J2hn Ma. her of Homer street. Tfe event took place In the room9 Of Pridc of Welch circle. Companions of the Boyden street. Tho decorations were carried out in pink, blue and white. Miss Wassong was the TO. ciplent. of many attractive gifts.
 Those present wore: Mrs Mary Mcdonnell, Mrs Charlotte Uoodall, Mrs Harriot Brosscner. Mrs Eu- gene Waters, Mrs Edna Barra- oiough, Mrs Jacob dangloff. Mrs Joseph Schlandcr, Miss Marie dansloH, Miss Louise schlandor, Mis- Helen Onngioff, Mss Helen schlander, Miss Catherine Cooley, Mss Gertrude dangloR, Miss Betty Butler, Miss Rose GanglofY, Mrs Mary Kaylor, Mrs W. M. Boice, Miss Abbie Relliey. Mrs Frank Walker. Mrs Lena Bertrand, Mrs Aida Rice, Miss Mary Ryan. Mrs Jamcs Phillips, Mrs August Reich. enbach, of Oakvillo, Mrs Leroy Do Forrest. Mrs Nellie Duggan, of Union City, Mrs Albert Fall, Mrs Mary snagg, Miss May Baker, Mrs Peter Corrlgan, Mrs Edward Cav. anaugh, Mrs William Smith, Mrs Thomas Crohan, Mrs James Dun can, Mrs James Slserrltt, Mrs George uoRgins, Mrs Martin Me. Donough, Mrs Gertrude 0angloff, Mrs John Maher and Mrs ucorgo Caldwell.
 Plumbers Win
 Tho Plumbers Brass Goods al. vision toam of the Scoville Manu. fneturing company inter.depnrt. ment league, defoated tho Eyolet room in a game played at Hnmil. ton park last night. The final score was Q to c.
 Waters Family Leaves
 Robert A. Waters and his fam. fly leave Waterviilo to.dny to make thcir home permanently in California whore Mir Waters will be associated with his brother in tho automobile distribution bus. iness. Mir Waters has been super. Intendent of transportation for tho Chase companies for moro than 20 years and the concern accepted respectfully his resignation whiuh was tend0red several weeks ago, after having established m un. usually hno record with his em. ployerB.
 The family will make the trip by motor. touring leisurely across tho continent. Two cars will Dc used. Mr Waters oldest son. Rob ert, who has just completed his freshman year at St Mary's col. lego in California, having just driven east to assist in transporting tho family on tho return trip. Mir Waters second son, William, who receives his diploma from Corsby high school this week, will enter St Mary's this fall.
 Watervillo will miss the Waters family which has been one of It's outstanding family groups for the past several years. In any affair of community bettermen or church assistance they were ever ready to assist in any way possible and have contributed much to the community life of this section of the city.
 William Rogers Dies
 Of interest to WaterVillo people is the sad death of William Rog- CTS, eight year old son Of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Rogers of l66 Orange street, Waterbury. Mrs Rogers will be remembered as the former Miss Marie Kenney, who had always resided in Waterville until her marriage. The child was the grandson of Mir and Mrs Jo- seph Kenney of Terrace avenue. He also leaves q brother, Lawrence Rogers, Jr. He was a bright, lov. able child and an honor pupil In the third grade at Walsh school, where he was extremely popular with both pupils and teacher. The sympathy of large circle of friends goes to the saddened par
 The funeral will take place from the home at s;t6 o'clock on Saturday morning to the church of the Immaculate Conception where a mass of requiem will be celebrated at Q o'clock. Tho bur- ial will be in Calvary cemetery.
 Baseball Tonight
 The baseball attraction at Wa terviile park diamond at $50 o'clock this evening will be the game between the Waterville Metros and Nick Orsilla's Pitt Panthers. The Partners have been substituted for the Torringtcr ln- dependents, who were originally scheduled.
 Dinner
 Mrs Ralph Darlington of Bon Air avenue recently entertained at dinner in honor of Miss Margaret Dadson. whose marriage to Ray mond Dion takes place on We'd nesday, June 27th. The guests were Miss Mae Finnan, Miss Marie Donahue, Miss Marguerite Tower, Miss Jane Barrett. Miss Marie Kunkei and Miss Dadson. Attend wedding
 Mr and Mrs John Mccarthy and their son, James. have returned