The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-02-20
BuHard-A
 Wedding Date Set
Mrs Ralph s. Munger Of This
 City Will Be MatrOn Of Honor

Saturday, May 3, has been se- lected by Miss Jane Alling, daugh- ter of Mrs Morris k. filling of Northford, as the date of her mar riage to Edward Paysop Bullard, Sd, son of MT and Mrs F. P. Bullard of Bridgeport. The .cere- mony will be performed at SoPs Path, the filling home, at o'clock, by Rev Dr Rockwell Harmon Potter, head of the Hartford The ological seminary, assisted by Rev Ray Johnson of Northford. Mrs Ralph S. Munger of Yates avenue will be her sisters rnatron of honor, and the bridesmaids will be Miss Elizabeth filling of North ford, a younger sister, Miss Jean Rockwell of North Haven and Mrs Thomas H. Wilber of Bridgeport. Sally Munger, niece of the bride, will be flower girl.
 Seaton A. Read of Stratford will be MT Bullard's best man and the head usher is to be Gerrit W. Van Schaick, Yale, 1892 of Southport. Ushers will include David J. Lamb, Yale, 1892, of Buffalo, N. Y., Will bur l.. Scranton, Yale 1892 of Hartford, Wheeler Clark of Bridge port; and Thomas H. Wilber of Bridgeport, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. | Miss filling, daughter of the late Rev Morris E. filling, for many years, secretary of the Connecticut Federation of Churches, attended the Mary Burnham school. Northampton, Mass, and was graduated from Smith college in 1883. Mir Bullard prepared for college at Exeter and was gradu- ated with the class of 1892 at Yale. He studied at the Harvard school of business administration and is now affiliated with the Bullard company of Bridgeport. He be- longs to the Alpha Sigma Phi and the Staples club.
 l Mrs Ralph $. Munger will en- certain at luncheon at her home on Yates avenue on Tuesday, the 27th, in honor of her sister.
 The Lauralton Hall Alumnae as- sociation is sponsoring an inform al dinner dance at Seven Gables Inn, Milford, on Friday evening, March 16. All chapters are com bining their efforts to make this one of the most important social affairs of the season. Miss Florence Halpin of Bridgeport, is general chairman, and Miss Theona Stiles also of. Bridgeport, is co-chairman. Miss 1melda Fay of Meriden is chairman of the reservations com mittee, and she is being assisted by Mrs Donald St Cyr of Meri- den, Mrs John J. Daly of Nauga- | Mve NNi11io nf ringtop, Mrs John Mcintyre of New York, Miss Mildred Mckee of Hartford, Misses Theona Stiles and Florence Halpin of Bridgeport, Mary Campbell of Ansonia, Mrs Edwin Joy of Milford, Rita Cox of New Haven and Miss Marjorie Lawrence of Stamford.
 Miss Alberta Edell, principal of Saint Margarets school and the Saint Margaret's school Associa- tion, has issued invitations for a recital to be given by Miss Ellenor Cook of Hartford on Wednesday afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. Tea will be served. Miss Cook is the daugh- ter of Mrs Ansel Cook of Hartford Her mother and sister were grad uates of Saint Margaret's schoo and Mrs Cook is honorary pres ident of the Hartford branch O. the association. Mrs Orton P. CamI Is local president.
 Miss Ruth M. Judson graduate nurse of the class of 1883 at S Mary's hospital is enrolled for { course at the Isolation hospital 1T Hartford.
 Frederick Phelps of Middletown past grand master, will be a visi tor and guest of honor at tonight! meeting of Nosahogan lodge o1 Odd Fellows.