The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-11
Miss Lentini Is
 Rendered. Party

Miss Josephine Lentini, daugh ter of Mrs Marie Colasanto Len tini of Wilson street was rendered a party at Waverly Inn last eve ming, the occasion being her six teenth birthday. During the eve ming a program of entertainment was enjoyed. The guests included: Josephine Lentini, Anthony Diorlo, Josephine Grillo, Francis Ciminera. Joseph Rossi, Patty DiRienzo. Ro- soline Longo, Louis DeNicola. Hell en Jamele, Paul Lauro, Evelyn Lo- Braico, James Pelegano, Marion Scigliano. Amedeo Colasanto, Der tha Orso, Paul A. Salvatore, Jr., Constance LoBraico, Louise Rossi, Patsy Rossi, Annette DeRienzo, Joseph Gleason, Catherine Grillo, Rocco Longo. Nancy Marcella, Thomas Colasanto, 3rd, Josephine Diorio, Oscar Rossi, Paul Salva- tore, Sr., Mrs Thomas Colasanto. Sr., Mrs Marie Colasanto Lentini, MT and Mrs Grillo, MT and Mrs Nicholas DeNicola.
 A wedding of local interest took place on Saturday morning at the Holy Name church in Chicopee, Mass, when Miss Kathleen Marie Moynahan, daughter of MT and Mrs John F. Moynahan of that town, formerly of this city, be- came the bride of Maurice J. Hoar, son of Mrs Margaret Hoar, also of Chicopee. Mons. John F. Conlon, the pastor, officiated. The wedding music was played by Miss Ruth Wright, organist.
 The bride wore a Patou model of white satin. made Grecian style with tulle veil, caught with orange blossoms and she carried bouquet of bridal roses and swansonia. avenue, as maid of horror, wore peach net with crepe Of ruffled net and a large brimmed hat in har- mony. Her bouquet was of Ophe- lia roses and delphiniums.
 A wedding breakfast and recep- ton for 75 relatives and friends followed at the Moynahan home, which was decorated with rambler roses, ferns and palms. Mrs Moynahan, mother of the bride, wore yellow lowered chiffon with a yellow picture hat and shoulder corsage of gardenias. Mrs Hoar, the bridegroom's mother, wore green lowered chiffon with white had and also wore gardenias.
 The couple sailed Sunday for cruise to Nova Scotia, the bride wearing a dress of white angel skin crepe with a jacket of or ange and navy blue. They will be at home after Sept. at Stearns terrace, Chicopee. The bride is graduate of the Holy Name school at Chicopee. MT Hoar attended Northeastern university in Boston. MT and Mrs Edward l.. Farley. Miss Marjorie Farley, Edward L. Farley, IT,, MT and Mrs Charles Teller and Miss Elizabeth Dunn of this city were all in attendance at the ceremony.
 The Jolly Jester Card club held their weekly meeting at the home of Miss Beatrice Benedetti of Rob- bins street Monday evening. Cards were played, and Ada Magel high scored. A delicions luncheton was served later in the evening. Those attending were: Misses Florence Agostini, Bertha Davis, Jean Carlo, Ada Magel, Dorothy sullivan, rom Asetta, Grace Pierro and Beatrice Benedetti.
 A surprise party was given in honor of MT and Mrs Maurice J. Rousseau of Crown street on Thursday evening the occasion be- ing the wedding anniversary. Pin ochle was played during the eve- ming and a delicious luncheon was served. The couple were present. ed with a beautiful floor lamp. Those present were: MT and Mrs Omer Rousseau, MT and Mrs John J. McNamara, MT and Mrs Bert Bradley, MT and Mrs Wilfred St Martin. Mrs Josephine Donahue, MT and Mrs Maurice J. Rousseau, Mary Donahue, Edward Lawrence and Maurice A. Ronusseau.