The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-21
Family WU|
 Meet Sunday

Members of the Pierpont Emnn@ fly association from all sections Of the east are expected Co attend the 1884 reunion at the North Ea@ ven Congregational chfurch, North Haven, at 2:a0 o'clock Sunday, The association is composed of all known descendants of Rev James Plerpont, one of the founders of Yale and pastor of Center church, New Haven, from 1885 to 1714.
 Supper will be served ak E:e0 o'clock. Arrangements are in charge of the following ofiicerss President, Raymond Miller of Wa torbury; vice president, Arthur Bradley of Chicopee Falls, Mass: secretary, Miss Marion Pierpont ok Waterbury, and historian. Mrs Eds ward Croft of Waterbury.
 A surprise miscellaneous shower was given recently by Mrs. Mary Cremins of Walnut street in honor of Miss Mary r. Cremins, who was married today to Jeremiah Ken- ney. Miss Cremins was the recip. lent of many beautiful gifts and the home was prettily decorated with cut flowers, the color scheme being green and gold. A buffet lunch was served. Those attending Patrick Kenney, Mrs. Brink. Mrs. II. Norton, Mrs. James Costello, Mrs. Josephine Meislngor, Mrs. Mis chael o'Doa, Mrs. Michael Ken. noy, Mrs. j. Mccormack, Mrs. Maurice Tangney, Mrs. Edward Kcnney, Mrs. J. Leary, Mrs. K. Kcnnoy, Mrs. Cornelius Grinen, Mrs. c. A. Williams, Mrs. M. Gallupi, Mrs. $. Brevette, Mrs. D. McCaroy, Mrs. Jamos Fits- maurleo. Misses Julia Lyons, Jo. sophlne Bowling. Mary Wallace, Nora Fitzmaurice. Josephine Sui. livan, Christine shanahan, Mary Mansfield, Mary Lally, Catherine Murphy, Marion Murphy, Ger. trude o'Neil Marjorie sunbiade, m, Anna Fiaherty. Marie Camp- bell. Victoria Tartagiia, Eldridge Tnrtaglia. Margaret Colo, Pauline Valvo, Margaret Reardon, Helen Kcnncy, Mary E. Savage, Agnes Gorman, Catherine Tangney. Mae Tangney, Annie Mailer, Lucy To. Toy. Eileen Foley. Nora Carey, Bo"1lIou, ' Betty Taylor, Rita '. Werwin, Eleanor Molsingor, Edna Fltzbaurlco, Anna Mahoncy.. Mar. garot Bresnahan, Deli Crimmins and Mrs. Mary Cremins.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Duigan of South street celebrated their 2bth wedding anniversary at their homo on Saturday evening. Their guests were: Mir. and Mrs. Rich- ard Baldwin. MT. and Mrs. Ed- ward Fraher, Mir. and Mrs. Pcs trick Duigan, Mir. and Mras Charles Parks. Mir. and Mrs. Wils Ham Ward, MT. and Mrs. Robert Burlington. MT. and Mrs. Wiiliam Ryan of Torringten, MT. and Mrs, Charles Allen of pridgeport' Mr. James of Nagsatuek, Mrs Mrs. s MI; Cyril Shea of Cohocs, N. Y., Mrs. Michael Sheehan, MT. and Mrs. Edward McNamGra, Mir. and Mrs. M,ss"s Connie bycrs, Connie Bri. ottI. Mary Whoian, Margaret Dans nhor, Eleanor and Marguerite Vale lone, Mary, Katherine and Anna Shechnn, Mary Do pnola. 0eorge McNnmara, John MeNamara of Bridgeport, Konneth Fonwiok, AT~ yid Johnson, William Aimans Francis Kelley Edward yalone' Elonnor Duigan, Francis Duigans John Duigan and George DuiBsn'
 Mrs. Samuel Apirian entertaineo for hor son, Robert, on saturday at her homo on McDonald eve. une, tho occasion being his ninth birthday. Tho docorations were carried out in pink and green: Games wore played and prisss won by Paul Lux, Lois 0reon. berg and Roger Jackson: Tne gucsts included Thomas. Kobert and Catherine Jackson, Denise Turgcon, Roger and Andrew Jack. son, Robort Meyer, James aodson, Rpth. Paul and Frederick Lux isnniee Hertzmark, William Hum. phrcy, Richard Fitspatriek. Key Libby, Adrienne and Nancy Can" for, William, Caroline ana HOB. ert Faoth, Daniel Daly, seIma Grccnblatt. Ruth 0reenelatt. Lois drocnborg, William Erschlefj Frank Regan, Elizabeth, Ruth ana Charles scuiiy, Mrs. Harry Bing. ham, Mrs. samuel Wcinstein, MIL Aiicc Crandail and Miss Futh Johnson.