The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-07-16
Weddings
WRIGHT-LOCKWOOD

Miss Janice Wright, daughter of Mrs Charles Thomas Wood Tigh of Riverside, Greenwich, was married to John Lockwood Waterbury,
 son of MT and Mrs David Water | bury of Stamford, Saturday after noon at o'clock in St Johns Episcopal church at Stamford. Rev Gerald A. Cunningham performed
 the ceremony. which was followed
 by a reception at the home of the brides parents in Riverside.
 The bride was attended by her
 cousin, Miss Alice McOrmond,
 daughter of MT and Mrs Raymond
 R. McOrmond of Simsbury, as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were
 Miss Jane Clough of Everett. Wash and Miss Doris Spicer of Short
 Hills, N. J. The brides sister, Shir ley Tigh, was flower girl.
 MT David c. Waterbury was best
 man for his brother and the ush- CTS were Raymond R. McOrmond. Jr, of Simsbury, another cousin of the bride, John Hegeman. John
 Mclaughlin and Frederick Tough
 ton, all of Stamford. The bride attended Mount Ida
 school at Newton, Mass, and is a graduate of Dana Hall at Welles- ley, Mass. and of the Katherine York. MT Waterbury attended the Taft school at Watertown and was
 graduated from the King School in Stamford and the Packard In- stitute in New York.
 On their return from an unan-
 nounced wedding trip, the couple will reside at Revonah Manor in Stamford.
 Of interest is the marriage of
 Miss Geraldine Rockefeller McAl- pin, daughter of Mrs D. Hunter McAlpin and the late Dr McAlpin of New York, to Dr Jerome Pierce Webster of New York which took place in New York Saturday morn ing. Owing to the serious illness of the brides mother, patient at the Hardness Pavilion, Colum bia-Pres- byterian Medical Center, the cere- mony took place there at her bed side with only the immediate mem- bers of the two families in attend
 ance. Dr Harry Emerson Fosdick. pastor of the Riverside church, off, | ticiated. assisted by Rev Wilhelmus B. Bryan, Jr. of Princeton, N. J. The bride, a granddaughter of the late MT and Mrs William Rockefeller and grandniece of John D. Rockefeller, was given in mar riage by her brother, William
 Rockefeller McAlpin. She wore a gown of white crepe and her moth-
 CTS point lace veil which had been
 made for a relative of Queen Mar gherita of Italy. Her bouquet was | of 1f
 Mrs T. Clinch Tate of Westport, | the former Miss Fleane McAlpin ! was her sisters only attendant. She wore a white gown and carried | yellow daisies and white jasmine.
 George Capen of Golf road. West | Hartford, was best man.
 The ceremony was followed by a
 small reception and wedding
 breakfast at the Colony club, Of
 which the bride and her mother are members. Dr and Mrs Webster | left for a short wedding trip. Dr Webster, an associate in sur-
 gery at the College of Physicians
 and Surgeons of Columbia Univer- sity, is in charge of plastic surgery | at the Presbyterian hospital He is ] the son of the late Rev Lorin Web- ster, who at the time of his death ] was head of the Department of
 Modern Languages at the Peipine
 Union Medical College, China, and
 the late Mrs Webster, who was the
 daughter of Daniel Adams. state
 senator of New Hampshire. Dr Webster was graduated from the
 Holderness School for Boys. Ply
 mouth. N H., where for thirty years his father was rector and headmaster, and from Trinity Col lege and Johns Hopkins Medical School. 'u The bride was graduated from the WestoYer school in 1919 and made her debut the next winter. She later was graduated from the Child Educational Foundation in New York and for several years
 taught in the Christ church Neigh
 borhood House Nursery School.
 from which she resigned in 1880