The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-04
BAxTER-MONAGmAN


 SS Peter and Paui's church was morning at Q o'clock when Miss Catherine Ann Monaghan, daugh. tor of Joseph Monaghan of Frost road and Charles Arthur Baxter, son Of Charles J. Baxter of Nnu. gatuck were united in marriage, Rev Robert Beardsicy Of Bethel ofIiciatod tt tho ceremony and aisO celebrated tho nuptlal mass which followed. The altar was decorated with rcd roses. A speciai program of music was rendered by Edward l.. Wolff, Organi with Miss Fran. ces Higgins Of Naugatuck as solo. ist.
 Mss Agnes Elaine M0nag ghan, twin sister of the bride, was her and William ]. Baxter of Nauga- tuck attended his brother as best man. The ush0rs included: William Milan Of NGugatuck and William J. Briggs of this city.
 The bride wore gown of off white bridal satin fashioned with long fitted sleeves and q long tight skirt gracefully terminating into h train. Her v0ii Of tuile edged with AioHcon lace was arranged in cap shape and fastened and studded with pearls. Bh8 carried an arm bouquet of white roses, gyDs0- phIiia hnd orchids. Her sister wore q froGk Of light blue point d'csprit styled with deep cape collar ruffIed at the ndgo and q match- ing ruffle on the skirt. She wore largo pink h0rsebair hat trim- med with blue ribbon and carried bouquet of Butterfly roses. A reception for tho members of the immediate families was held at tho Colonial room of the Hotel Elton, following the ceremony. Out of town guests attended from New Haven, TorringtOn, Now Hartford, Naugatuck, New York, Danbury and NcWtoWn.
 Tho couple left on an unan. nounced wedding trip, the bride wearing q white linen travelling suit with brown accessories. Upon returning they will take up their residence at 22 Nciil street. The bride ts 6 graduate Of Wii- by high school and St Mary's Hos- pital Training School for Nurses and tho bridegroom is n graduate of Naugatuck high school.
 ALLEN--ElirON
 Tine summer homo of MT and Mrs John Prince Elton, at Stony Creek was tho scene Of c pr0nlin. afternoon at ( o'clock when their daughter, Mrs Deborah Elton, be- came the bride of Arthur Elliott Alien, Jr., son of Arthur Elliott A'cn of Upper MontcIair, N. ]. Rev John ". Lowis of st Johns Episcopal church ofiictated at the ceremony.
 Miss Elton had as her only nt. tqndnnt, her sister, Miss Charlotte Elton and James SeWaii Tomling0n Of Portland, Maine attended MT AIion as best man. 4 string en. sembIo under the direction Of Jo- seph DiVito with Miss Fannie Me- Cormnck as pianist rendered 6 program of music.
 Tho bride was attirod in q wed. ding gown Of ivory chiffon and old rose point lace which had been worn by her mother and she wore q veil of ivory tuile fashioned with 6 rosopoint lace cap. Her UOuQutL WuB VI fflSb VI bhV voft~y and white orchids. Miss Elton's sister was attired ir a gown Of acquamarine mousseIIne dc sole and wore an acquamarinc malincs hat 10 match. Her arm bouquet consisted of yellow African daisies. Tine gown of the brides mother was rose beige lacc and satin.
 A reception for small group Of relatives and intimate friends foi- lowed the ceremony.
 MT Allen and his bride left on an unannounccd wedding trip. Upon returning they will take up their residence at f62 Central ave. nue, New Rochelle. N. Y.
 The bride is graduate Of vassar college and the Yale School of Music and Mir Allen is gradu. ate of Dartmouth college and the Harvard School of Business Ad- ministration.