The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-20

and g long calla lily train. She wore triple veil of silk tulle fall- ing from a simply fashioned cap caught with orange blossoms. The brides bouquet was composed of roses and lilies of the valley.
 The matron of honor wore princess gown of tea rose lace with q short train and elbow length ruff fled net puff sleeves. She wore a picture hat of -horsehair tea rose In color and carried ruffled net huff to match her dress with a spray of rosebuds on the huff. The bridesmaids dresses were of lace, Miss Powers being yellow and Miss Reilly's being green. They were made exactly like that of the matron of honor's. They wore pie ture hats of horsehair to match their gowns and carried net muffs matching their dresses and with sprays of rosebuds.
 The brides mother was dressed in beige lace with hat, shoes and accessories of jade green. She car ried a corsage of gardenias. The bridegroom's mother wore gown or powder blue lace with white hat and shoes. She also carried a cor sage of gardenias.
 After the ceremony the bridal party held d reception at the Nor wien inn which was decorated with garden flowers and an orchestra furnished music for dancing.
 Assisting the pastor were Rev Raymond Mulcahy of St Justin's church in Hartford, cousin of the groom, and Rev Henry Murphy, also of St Justin's, cousin of the bride.
 Immediately after the reception the bridal party left on a cruise on the liner Seminole bound for Jack sonville, Florida. The bride wore a travelling dress of beige crepe, Lanvin model, trimmed with brown and she carried brown accessories to match. When they return they will be at home to friends at their tnewly-furnished residence on New Canaan avenue, Norwalk, Conn.
 The bridegroom attended Null cahy school in this city and later Crosby high school. He has been associated with the John Hancock Insurance company of South Nor walk. The bride attended St Mary's parochlal school in Norwich, later Wllllmantic normal, and has taught for several years in West Hartford.
 A garden fete-bridge will be held by the alumnae association of Lauralton Hall, Milford, Saturday. September l, from to p. m. on : the grounds of the academy. h. cluded in the afternoons program is tour of inspection of the f buildings.
 Rt. Rev. Mgr. Peter H. McClean pastor of St. Augustines chrch, Bridgeport, and director of the as- sociation, is honorary chairman Of the affair. Miss Helen Reed O'Neil of Brooklyn, x. r., president of the association is general chairman and will be assisted by the follow ing chairmen of committees: Vice. chairman, Mrs. Philip c. Riley, Milford; Miss Agnes Kelly, Miss Helen Buruns, Miss Ann Cunning ham, Miss Charlotte Leary, Miss Betty Stewart, Miss Josephine Me- Taggart, Miss Martin Maroney, Miss Margaret Pagan, Miss Ruth Bald win, Miss Mildred Landine, all of Milford and Miss Virginia Began of New Haven; entertainment, Miss Eileen Mcdonald, Laurel Beach; finance, Miss Claire Murray, Der by; awards, Miss Edna Holmes, Bridgeport; music, Miss Ellen Powers, Middleton; refreshments. Miss Dorothy Murphy; printing, Miss Betty Quinn, Bridgeport; food sale, Miss Edna O'Brien, Bridgeport; publicity, Miss Char lotte Leary, Milford; junior com mittee, Miss Jane Clancy, Bridge port.
 II Fisher of Southbury have issued invitations for the wedding of their daughter, Miss Grace Shreve Fish CT, to Attorney J.Warren Upson of aWterbury, son of Mir. and Mrs. Chauncey J. Upson of Branford. The ceremony will take place on September in the Church of the Epiphany. Southbury, and will be attended by relatives and a few close friends only. A large recep- tion will follow at the home of the brides parents.
 Miss Juliette Curry of Scarsdale, N. Y, will, be maid of honor for Miss Fisher and the bridesmaids will be Miss Averyl B. McComb, Miss Gertrude R. Eagan and Miss Joyce Jarman of Scarsdale and Miss Margaret Hudson of White Plains. N Y.
 Murray c. Upson will be his brothers best man, and the ushers will be MT. John K. Pratt, MT. Merwin c. Camp and Mrs. Edward Wotkyns of Waterbury and MT. Thomas R. Fisher, Jr., of New York, brother of the bride.
 The marriage of Miss Rita Marie Dougherty, daughter of Mir and Mrs Joseph Dougherty of Kenyon street to James c. Coleman, son of Mrs Catherine Coleman of Fred erick Court, will take place at the Sacred Heart church at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
 Classen Page Perkins of this city has accepted a position as second lieutenantsin the organized reserve forces of the army. Mir Page has ! been assigned to the reserve engi- neer corps.
 President Amelia Howis an- nounced that the Claire Social club has formulated plans to hold its first annual sport dinner dance and entertainment on Tuesady night, September IS at the Waverly Inn. It will be a private affair.
 An entertainment committee has been appointed to arrange a five act program of entertainment. The refreshment committee plans to furnish a we'll roundabout dinner menu.
 Dance music will be furnished by popular Mike DiVito and his 10- piece orchestra. Committees in charge are as follows: Entertain ment, Miss Rachael Barchard, chairman, Miss Leona Miller. Miss Rose Moneta, Miss Lillian Gerber and Miss Celia Breton; refresh ment, Miss Lillian Gerber, chair man, Miss Carmella Cretella and Miss Betty Biancarde: dance, Carl Pivnick, chairman, Miss Loan Hol- loran and Miss Georgiana Ther- rien: program. Miss Lucille Mac kiewicz chairman, Miss Vera turk saitis and Miss Adeline Divigrad,