The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-18
Grand Union Co.
 Has Annual Outing

| ing at Lake QuaSSapaug on Sun day. During the day various forms of entertainment were enjoyed. The potato race was won by MT Long of Torrington, the three legged race by M. Coburn of Stamford and the ball game by the married | mems team.
 Those in attendance were MT and Mrs Blood of Rye, N. Y., MT Blood being district manager; MT and Mrs Fahey of this city, MT and Mrs Concannon of Torrington, MT and Mrs Rosignoll of Bristol, MT and Mrs Coburn of Stamford, MT and Mrs Davis of Stamford, MT and Mrs Morrison of Bristol, MT and Mrs Long of Torrington, MT and Mrs Fenn of Bridgeport, MT and Mrs Bonnette of Ansonia, MT and Mrs Fennell of Stamford. oJhn Reilly, William Lonergan, William Ashworth, Pauline Mulhall, Jose phine Lonergan, Loretta Rielly, John Blood, John Bigelow, Joseph Tunney, George Cabort, William St John, Donald Magoit, Philip Geddes, Mary Conlon, Edward Cantor, and William O'Brien. Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Marguerite Claire Phelan, daughter of MT. and Mrs John E. Phelan of Bridgeport formerly of Lordship, to Dr. Har- old R. Connolly, son of MT. and Mrs. Roger T. Connolly, Sr.y of Bridgeport.
 Miss Phelan, graduate of Cen tral high school, class of 1926, is a member of the Junior Guild, and is secretary to Joseph T. Woodruff, consulting engineer of the Fairfield Country Planning association.
 Dr. Connolly is a graduate of Central high school, class of 1924. He took his pre-dental course at Fordham university prior to enter ing Georgetown University Dental school. Washington, D. C., where he was graduated in the class of 1892. Dr. Connolly opened offices in the Security building, 1115 Main street, Bridgeport.
 He is member of Beta, Theta chapter, Psi Omega National Dem tai fraternity. and is member of the Oral Surgery division of both Lenox Hill hospital in New York, and St Vincent's hospital, Bridge port. He is also head dental con- sultant at Englewood hospital, den- tai sponsor for the hygienists of Bridgeport, treasurer of the Bridge port Dental society, and a member of the Connecticut State. and American Dental associations.
 Dr. Connolly will be remembered as a saxophonist with William Ma lone and Charles Coles orchestras and was, before entering upon his professional career, solo saxophon- ist with the Paul Specht and Meyer Davis orchestras, touring Europe Tn 1924 and 1925. No date has been set for the wedding.
 pr. Connolly is well known In local dental circles.
 Miss Evelyn Bunker. daughter of MT and Mrs LeRoy Bunker or Nelson avenue, was the guest Of honor at a party given at her home recently. Decorations and favors were in pink and green. Miss Bunker received number of gifts from her guests. Guests were: Miss Airline Van Bomel. Roger Guertin. Miss Lois Pulver, Pat rick Mccarthy, Miss Charlotte Guertin. William Brandt, Miss Jean McCathy, William McDon- old, Miss Rita Mccarthy, Louis Guertin, Miss Katherine Walsh, John Mccarthy and Robert Lange'
 Mrs James Cavanaugh of Bald win street and Mrs Edward Kelly of Bridge street chaperoned a group of young people at picnic at Lake Quassapaug recently. Va. ious sporting events were held and a frankfurt roast enjoyed by those pesent. James German, Helen Horgan and Edward Nee han won prizes. Those in attend ance included: Helen Fitzmaurice Margie Phelan. Betty Dunn. Alice Carroll Mary Sheehan, Nora kel- ly. Kathleen Brennan. Dorothy Mcclure. Peggy Cleary, Marian Kefee. Betty Donahue, Florence Davino, Mildred Theriault, Con cvieve Carey, Peggy Fox, Bobby Kelly, Robert Goodman, James & h e h n, William Cavanaugh, Philip Brennan, Donald Carey. Jo- seph Carroll, Andrew Wheeler, James F'laherty. Frank Ryan, Paul Carroll and Cyril Kelly.
 A second annual outing was en- joyed by the members of the Ter tulia Sewing, Club Sunday to Coney Island. The members included the Misses Guse Kuhn. Mary Stango, Kayo, Nido, Katherine Pugliese, Carmela Caporale, Laura Manzol- Ii, and Mrs James Manzolh. They had as their guests the Misses Bertha Kuhn, Eleanore Whitright, and Mrs Julius NidO, &