The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-01-04
St Joseph's Alumni Has Annual Elections

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 St Joseph's alumni association held meeting last evening in St Joseph's hall and elected officers for the coming year. Benedict La- tozas was reelected president. Oth- CT officers chosen included: Vice. president, Charles Budruis; treas urer, Vera Navickas; secretary, Vera Manis; board of directors, Frank Shimkas, Victor Saurs, George silks. Gene Moraska, Helen Vasilaus and Nellie Lusas; social Silks and Gene Moraska; marshals, Frank Butch and George Silks. l -
 | A marriage of much local inter- est took place in Middletown on Saturday afternoon when Miss Ma rietje Aida German, daughter of MT and Mrs John r. German of West Hartford, formerly of this city and James Norton Evans, son of Mrs P. J. Evans and the late Dr Evans of MiddIetown were uni- | ted in marriage. Rev c. K. Tracy performed the cermony at the home of the brldegroom's mother. The bride was given in marriage | by her father and had as her maid of honor, Miss Ruth Bunce of Mid dletown, fiancee of James German, brother of the bride. The brides maids were Miss Henrietta German and Miss Ruby German of Water bury, cousins of the bride. John German, brother of the bride, was best man for MT Evans. Harriet German and Irene German. sisters of the bride, and Richard Lucas and James Lucas, nephews of the bridegroom, were the hibbon bear- CTS and formed and aisle for the bridal party.
 The bride wore q princess gown of ivory satin made with G long train. Her veil, which was of tulle. caught to q wreath of orange blossoms. was made Dutch style falling over the face to elbow length in front and long in back. She carried a bouquet of orange blossoms and valley lilies. The maid of honor wore 8 gown of golden brown velvet made with long Sleeves and 8 huff of the same material with corsage of yellow roses surrounded by lilies of the valley. The bridesmaids wore gowns of velvet, one of cop perleaf color with huff to match and the other of apple green with corresponding huff. Mrs Ger man, mother of the bride. wore gown of emerald green crushed velvet with Q corsage of tea roses and Mrs Evans wore black lace with a corsage of butterfly roses. A buffet supper and reception followed the cermony. The table was decorated with white roses, carnations and lighted candles. MT and Mrs Evans left for an unannounced wedding trip, the bride wearing black ribbed silk suit with an ivory satin vest. q black coat trimmed with silver fox fur and black accessories They will be at home after the Sth at 63 Montague street, Brook lyn, N. Y. The bride Is gradu- ate of the Culver Smith Kinder garten training school and has been @ member of the faculty at the American School fo the Deaf MT Evans was graduated from Purdue university where his | father was head of the chemistry department for many years. He is a member of the Phi Delta The ta fraternity and is at present connected with the engineering de- partment of the Brooklyn Edison Co.
 A New Years eve party was giv- en at the home of Mir and Mrs Ed gar Trageau of East Main street Among the guests were Mir and Mrs Hubert Veillette. Mir and Mrs Albert Mahoney. MT and Mrs Albert Johnson, Mir and Mrs Wilfred Ln- J1aine. MT and Mrs Benjamin Beck, MT and, Mrs Arthur Veillette. MT and Mrs Joseph Dulettc. MT and Mrs Joseph Custoodio. Miss Ann ette .LaPlante, Homer Vefllette. Walter Veilette and MT and Mrs Edgar Frageau. ..
 Miss Eleanor Lynch of Home stead avenue was hostess at New | Years eve party given at her home on Sunday. A turkey supper was served. Those attending were Mir and Mrs Leslie Brown. Mir and Mrs James R. Brennan, Jr. Mir and Mrs, Ernest Derouin, Misses Mar ion Murphy. Eleanor Lynch, Wal ter Guevin and Henry Derouln. Misses Gertrude and Mildred Keena and Mary Stokes of Alma street. Kathleen CoakIey of Ab- bolt avenue and Mary Lynch of Kenyon street spent the weekend with Miss Stokes sister, Mrs Stanley Jankaus of Newark, N. J.
 Mir and Mrs Thomas G. Bennett and Mir and Mrs James Oliver Pease of Cheshire are attending the wedding of Miss Katrina Clark and John Jenkins which takes place tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal church in Buffalo, N. Y.
 Miss Josephine Andrews of Hill street has returned after spending a few days in Philadelphia.