The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-04-07
CLARENCE TAPPIN
 TO ADDRESS P.T.A.
Crosby High Teacher to Address April Meet
 ing Tuesday
WATERVILLE

An April meeting of the Water vile Parent Teacher association will be held at Sprague Gramar school gymnasium on the evening or Tuesday, April 10th at $500 o'clock. This Is a departure for the annual practice of the association, which ordinarily meets in the af- ternoon.
 Clarence Tappin of the faculty of Crosby High school will be the guest speaker and will discuss the topic: (Which High School to Choose" Since the |. subject is of particular interest to the members Of this years graduating class at Sprague gramar school, the class Will attend as a unit. All parents in Waterville are also cordially in- vited to attend the meeting. Mrs Elmer Wilson, the president. will conduct the business session, which will proceed the address. The Louis c. Willard, who heads the ways and means committee will report on the successful card party and bazaar held last week with more than 25 tables in play. The waterville Symphony or. chestra will present u program of selections.
 Rev Raymond NJ. D. Adams. rector of St Paul's Episcopal church. was the officiating clergy man at the marriage of Miss Mil- dred L. Oefnger, daughter of Mrs John Dalton of Cooke street and Mayard Buxton son of MT and Mrs Samuel Buxton of Yale street, whfah nA A.. o'clock on Thursday afternoon at St Paurs church.
 Miss Annie Corby, the organist at St PauPs played the Wedding Music" from Wasner's Lohengpin' as the bride entered the church with her step-father, John Dalton, who gave her in marriage. She wore a gown of light blue satin with hat to match and carried yellow tea roses. Her cousin, Mrs Earl Ericson, who was her matron of honor wore frock of light ping Mousselini de Sole and a tur- ban of white silk crepe. Her bon quet was of pink roses. Cecil. Bux. ton was his brothers best man.
 During the ceremony Mrs Mi chRel Wagner of Plymouth, sang "I Love You Truly" and Perfect Love-
 Following the ceremony there was q reception at the Foretnen's Clubhouse of the Beardsley and Wolcott Manufacturing Company. Out-of-town guests were present from Meriden and Thomaston.
 Upon their return from a we'd ding trip, the destination of which was unannounced. Mir and Mrs Bux- ton will make their home Ut 2 Yale street.
 FalfmOunt Club
 The monthly meeting of the Fairmount Community club will be held on Monday evening, April 9th, at 8 o'clock at St Mlchael's parish hall. There is to be an irn- portant business meeting at which the spring and summer plans will be discussed and President Frank Bailey will be in the chair.
 The social hour will be in charge of Elmer E. Wilson, chairman of the program committee, who has arranged an excellent program of entertainment. Refreshments will be served.
 Successful Card Party
 The Fafrmount memberr of the St Michael's ladies aid s"ciety sponsored Q well attended card party at St Michael's parish l..,ll last night. The committee = charge was headed by Mrs Georg, Goggins who was assisted by Mrs George Caldwell, Mrs Thomas Buckley. Mrs Frank Keliher, Mrs Frederick Lefevre, Mrs Walter Hnrnnn Dat at,sf, hue.
 Birthday Party
 Miss Eleanor DiStiso of Sheffield street Was recently the guest of honor at q surprise birthday party arranged at her home by her par. ents. Mir and Mrs salvatore Di. Stiso. Those present were Miss Mildred Rose, Miss Lucy Fulton, Miss Lucy DiStiso, Miss Antonette Famigllctti. Miss Eleanor DiStiso, Joseph D'Angclo. Rocco Famig- letti. Mario Fulton and Joseph Robinson.
 MT and Mrs James Duncan and thier son. James. Jr, have been visiting MT Duncan's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Duncan of New Haven.
 Mrs Colin Knight and family have returned from Q visit with Mrs Knights mother, Mrs Cath erine Jacobson of Sandy Hook.
 Mr and Mrs c. Arthur DuBois recently entertained the former'g sister. Miss Marie Dubois and Mrs William Pigeon of Salisbury.
 James McArdle of Waltham, Mass, has been the guest of his parents, Mir and Mrs Joseph Mo. Ardle of Driggs street. t
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