The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-15
Club Picnic
 .On Saturday

Members og the Waterbury Business and Professional Wo. mems club are planning tu muKv merry at . picnic held Mt the sum mer home of Miss Cora R. CroIup ton ln Prospect. This ls Wn annual party which the members loUk forward 70 with keen anticipation and this yeur's returns shows that there VII be record crowd ul this enjoya hlc event.
 The sociRi committee, under tlN able head of Miss Anna Moran, has planned the picnic so that lt w,ll appeal to evel yone For those who enjoy playing games, there will be sonc competitive games plHnnel which win be U joy tu those participating and those on the stdclines watching, There uro always some who likc to hike around the woods ln Prospect, Us. teninH to the calls of the birds and trying to find them. For this grour, there has been a hike nr' ranged,
 The Soclnl committee promises plenty of food for the picnic sup. per which will be served Rt G;3O giving plenty Of time for thos" Whc work on Saturday afternoon to get out for the supper.
 Miss Gretchen E, Schilke daughter of MT and Mrs q, D Schilke of East Hartford, and Rev Ernest C. French, son of Mir an'l Mrs C, B. French Of Wethcrstlcld were married Thursday evening a' [ o'clock In tho Trinity Lutheran church In Hartford. The cere' money was performed by tho Ro, Herman Mackenscn, assisted bs the Rev A, D. Schilkc. brother ol tho bride. The wedding music wns played by Mrs Ruth Huun Malsick orgunlst, and Adam Schilkc, broth, or of the bride, sang "Bccause und 70. Perfect Love-" Tho church was decorated with palms an l peonics,
 Tho bride, who was given in marriage by hor father, was at. tended by her slster-in.law, MrS j George Sehilke, tho former Miss l.illinn Ehie Of Schenectady, N. Y,, as mntron of honor, Her other no. tendanta were Mrs Albert F. Schilke of Jamnlca, l.. l., the for. mer Miss Helen 0cffkin of Rock fall, and Mrs Adam R. Schilke, the former Miss Edith Strong Of Eas, Hartford, sistcr-in-lnw Of the bride.
 Eugene W. French was bes' man for his brother and the ush' CTS were j. George Schilke, brothc, of the bride, and Edward French of Newark, N, J., brother Of tho bridegroom. Miss Dorothy Schilke niece of the bride, was flower girl
 Tho bride wore u gown of white n,atelasse crepe, made with a Jac' ket and long tight sleeves, Hel tulle veil was held in place by q silver wreath and she carried ' sheaf of enlla lilies tied with silver ribbon,
 Tho matron of honor wore a bud green crepe gown, made Greeiar style with train and rhinestone trimming. Sh0 carried . bouquet 0f taliHmnn roAcs tied with silver The bridesmaids wore dressoS ol pink crepe with nounccS of pink net ruff!cs and silver acecsaorled Their tlowora were BrlareliIf roass tied with silver bows. Tho flower girl wore n whito not drosB with rufflcs of tho same and howa ol green and pink, Sho carried n bas' ket Of rose petals.
 A reception followed at the Sun, Set Ridge Country club In Enal Hartford. Mr and Mrs French lef' for a wedding trip to Washington D. C., and Virginia Beach, Vn, tn, bride wearing m ensemble of tni and brown.
 They will be at homo nftor Jul, 10 tt :?3 Christie street, Leonia
 Tho brIae has beon connected with First National Storea, Inc wher0 she was secretary to tht sales manager. Rev Mir French 'S n graduate of Wagner Gollogc staten Island, and Hartwick som- mary in Brooklyn, N, Y. Flo wut ordained In Albany, N. y, on May DO, and is now pnstor of Holy Trinity Lutheran church in Leonia
 Laurall0u Hall Alumnae win hold opon houae nt the instit NOn In Milford for ,all nlumnne mem. bors on the weck.ond of Scptcm- bcr X, at winch timo tho nominut. Ing committee VIII draw up O slate for the elcutlon of officers ut tho annual meeting which will be hold ln october Committees will also b0 announced Rt thlS tlmo for tho fifth nnnunl goldcn autumn fc'e bridge.