The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-24

, Corrigan, Anna McMahon, James Gilson, Doris Barrett, Victor Con | forti, Eileen Fitzgerald, Nobert
 Humpage, Helen Cass, Richard Co. francesca, Evelyn Fabiano, Alfred
 Scherling, Mary B. Cofrancesco Henry Murphy, Arlene Keefe, Ed ward Ruggles, Gertrude Phelan James Mcintosh, Sarah McGil. MT and Mrs Philip Teta, MT and
 Mrs T. E. Moran, G. Sloss, Mary
 McEvoy, William Murphy, Gertrude Maloney, Tim Luddy, Arlene O.
 Donnell, Frank Moriarty, Frances
 Bowes, Lou Kerwin, Ceil McCar-
 thy, Francis J. Sullivan, Mary Calo, James Shehan, Joanne Shee-
 han, Arthur Hinkleman, Sabyna Hinkleman, Ralph Minervino, Flor
 ence Sciullo, George Dillon, Rachel
 Cruikshank.
 John Martin, Eleanor Lotvia,
 Francis Donahue, Marion Barnes,
 John Shiel, Genevieve Phelan, John Joyce, Betty Dwyer, Robert Tracy, Rita Snyder, Thomas Gavin, The
 resa Sullivan, Frank Sabis, Ger
 trude Madden, Frank Green, Peggy
 Shea, Robert Jackson, Dorothy As
 pell, Michael Bowen, Doris Wig gins, Frank Tehan, Kit Kearney,
 James Gibbons, Bernadine Zukaus-
 kas, Vincent MsKeown, Alice Pow
 CTS, Joseph Martone, Peggy Phe-
 Ian, John Phelan, Dorothea Rec kahn.
 James Darling, Anna Phelan, Ed.
 ward Scadden, Madeline Murphy, Peter Masone, Grace Rissi, Joseps
 Co nystn
 erick, Florence Naka, Ted Susteche,
 sophie Zielska, Steve Boroway,
 Muriel Latimer, William Tracy, Stephenie Sliz, Jack Kelly, Mitzi
 Bowling. Joseph Morton, Peg Phe- Ian, John Darling, Anne Phelan, Roland Bern;er, Eleanor Brenneis, Bill Hines, Caroyln Pollard, Bill Condon, Mary Birmingham.
 Rinaldo Marinelli, who is sailing for Italy with his wife for a three months stay, was rendered a fare well smoker last night by his busi- ness associates and friends at Bosco hall
 John DiPastino. president of the ItalianAmerican Federation, gavA a speech in honor of the guest and others, including George Crocicchia. Umberto Santopietro, president of the Pontelandolfo society, Peter DeCicco. Louis Bria, Henry Weis- man. A very novel speciality dance was executed in most intriguing manner by Charles Caputo and de- lightful piano selections were rem dered by Vincent Brandolini.
 Announcement mas been made that the wedding of Miss Suzanne Dolce. daughter of MT and Mrs Paul Dolce of New Britain. and Frank J. German of Springfield, son of Mrs Margaret German of Waterbury, will take place at 10 a. m. Monday in St Joseph's church. Miss Dolce will be attended by her sister, Miss Evelyn Dolce as maid of honor, and five bridesmaids, Helene Shimkus of Hartford. Mary Zoccanar of New Haven, Christine Faoioli, of Hartford, Virginia Bid well and Nancy Magnano of New Britain. The best man will be Will liam German of Danbury, and ush- CTS will be Louis Zenga, Victor Dolce and Eugene Fruselle of New Britain, Raymond German and Frank Gibbons of Waterbury, There will also be two usherettes, Rosemary Scalise and Mary Mag nano of New Britain.
 There will be a dinner at the Hotel Burritt at p. m. and at z p. m. in the hotel a reception in honor of the bridal couple. James Ringrose will sing in the church and during the reception.
 Most Rev Maurice F. Me- bishop of the Hartford diocese, and Most Rev John G. Murray, archbishop of St Paul and a native of this city, Ett.nded a reception and luncheon tsiven by the Alumni Association of the Uni versity of Louvain, Belgium, in honor of Rt Rev Monsignor Louis Smet, spiritual director of the col lege at the Hotel Astor in New York Wednesday. Monsignor Smet is visiting this country. Be- fore assuming his duties at Lou vain in 1926 he served as a priest in the diocese of Richmond, Va, for 25 years,
 Hc Ol lIlOIlt ohN- der of Willow street will be the scene tomorrow evening of the an- nual meeting of the alumni of the McAllister Echool of Elm balming. MT Snyder. the president of the club. has been able to secure Fred erick Beaudry. instructor of em- at the school, to speak be- fore those attending.
 Miss Peggy Gibbons of Hili street entertained the members of the Phi Betta Kappa sorority at her home Monday evening. A bus mess meeting was held, and a was served. Those pres ent were: Ernestine Steinert, Sally O'Brien. Helen Rush. Dorothy Hook, Betty Early, Helen Renkun. Carlyn Steinert, Elsie Kruska and Peggy Gibbons. The next meeting will be held at the home of Miss Elsie Kruska of Giles street.
 Alan Wallace, director of the Civic theater, was a member of the cast of Good a comedy by John c. Gibbs presented by the Hampton players at the Parrish Memorial hall at Southampton, L. 1. recently.