The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-25

| An attractive June wedding took placo Saturday afternoon nt goo o'clock ct tho home Of MT. and Mrs Alexander Micl0skey of Dnv. ls street, whom their daughter, Eva Elizabeth be0nmo the bride Of James D. EVoritt, son of MT and Mrs Jamos Evcritt.
 Rev A. ~. Snmwoll. pnstor of All Saints church performed the ceremony and marriage assisted by Rev. Osclr Locke, of the Con- grogational church, In the pros. anco of a large gathering of rela- lives and friends. Tho marriage was performed In the living room under an arch, prctttly decorated with honey BuckloA, and pillars Of pink and whito pconieH, Floor lights wero stationed In the c0r- ners Of tho room shhdowed by maple tree branches. This arch has a history, being tho arch that Edna Judd wnB married undor at | the Judd homo on Davis street, and Ethel Pope, at the Pope homo on Davis street. Miss MIel0Hkoy was the third brldo to Do married I under it Richard Morrow gave m half hour instrumental program. pres vi0us to tho marriage, among his selections woro Melody in Y, by Anton Hubinatein. AH the brld0 entered tho room on the arm 0f her father, who Bav0 h0r In mar. riage, Mr Morrow, pianist and Mss Laura Evoritt, sister Of tho groom, yiolinist played tho MendeiBs0hn Wedding March, and after tho cor- emony Mir Morrow played Lohcn. grin'B wedding march.
 Miss Mne Villa I3abin, guest soloist, rendered At Dawning" by | Charles Cadman, and "I LOve You Truly" by Carrie Jacobs Hand.
 Tho bride wore a white orgnn- dlo gown, prInecBs style with flar0 ruffies nt tho bottom, high neck line with large collnr and puff0d sleeves. A large horse hair hut and silk gloves with lnGe cap cuK. Her arm boguct was tnlosInun roB' os and madden form.
 Miss Charlotte Van t;tter, was the mnld of honor She W0ro e white organdlo embroidered ln blue, princosS style with d0nbl0 plontIng over tM shoulders of tho puff slcoveB. She woro a picture hat Of light. blue lace straw and accossOrios to match, Her arm boquct wns Butterfly roses With swanB0Dia.
 Hobor Wordon was tho best man.
 Mrs Mlcloskey, m0thOr of the bride wore a blue print silk with G0rsnge of gardcnins, Mrs EvGritt mother of tho groom wore brown print silk with G0rsaRe of gni sjn, !, ins.
 Tho groom'a nunt, Mrs Alex Smith Of Now Haven, wore q vol. low Orgnndlo gown, and her GhlI- drGn, Marjorie, wearing bluo taf. fota and Jessie, wearing yellow silk ince.
 The brldo's sIstor, Ethel. w0ro rcd md whltO 0rKandle, and sis. ter Nine, wore yellow tnffetn.
 Mss phillls Evoritt, sister Of inc groom wore white orghndio md sister, Laura wore white Gmbr0id- 0rod Orgnndle.
 Miss Helen Coddlnaton, wore shell pink or0pc, her sister, Violet bluo and white crepe; Christine Van Wagner, yellow orgaDdie and her sister Edna, . rOsG Oraandio. ueneyieve Griffith, wore white orgaRdie trimmed in rod.
 M0e Willn BabIn. sOl0ist, wor, q gown Of blue mOuHsellDe dc sole
 A reception and dinner wns heit on the spacious lawn, the guestl forming n circle.
 The gift tO tho maid of hon or from the bride was m ovonini purse.
 H Tho gift to the best man iron the groom was e Dill fold. Mir and Mrs Everltt loft late in the day on an unannOunce, wedding trip, the bride weariht q pink print gown with access0r