The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-06
Personal
Mr. And Mrs. s. z. Pot WilI ObserUe 5Oth AnniDersary

country about the same time, with group of artists, to begin the modelling of wax figures for the old Eden Muse, famous for many years as one of New York's sightseeing spots.
 The Poli union was blassed with five children. One son, Edward, who died at the beginning of a bright career. and who is still gem timely missed by his many friends. Four daughters, three of whom spend their summers in homes inn mediately adjoining their parents . Adelina Poli Leonard, Juliet Shee- han, Laurina Nolan.
 The youngest daughter, Lillian, who married the Marquis Hippo Gerini divides her time between Italy and her native home. At pres ent she is on her way to take part in the celebration of her parents golden wedding. The marchesa is the only daughter without a fam fly of her own. Adelina has one daguhter Adelaide, who has just completed her first year at the American Academy of Dramatic Art in New York. She Is also an accomplished pianist, and has al- ready composed musical numbers which are being prepared for pub- lication. In the Sheehan family there are three children: Walter, Jr., who is a student at Taft school and Patricia and Poli who were both in grammar school. Laurina Nolan, the eldest granddaughter in that branch of the family will be a student at Westover in the fall. There are also two younger Nolans, Edward and Thomas.
 The descendants of Daniel P. and Polly sherman Lane, residents of Kent, during their lifetime, met Sunday at the home of MT. and Mrs. Clifford Lane of Stevenson for the annual outing and family reunion. Those present included: Mir. and Mrs. Martin Lane of Wa terbury, Mir. and Mrs. Chester l.. Gould, Mir. and Mrs. Leman G. Lane, Mir. and Mrs. Carl R. Blanchard and son Roger, all of New Haven, Mir. and Mrs. Ray mond Westlund and son Raymond, Jr., MT. and Mrs. Newton Borger- son and daughter Betsy, and Lee and Nancy Lane, all of Wood- bridge. Mir. and Mrs. Roy Pratt and children Charles, Barbara, Royden and Carl, MT. and Mrs. Clark Lane and children Roland, Esther and Nancy, all of Strat- ford, MT. and Mrs. Thornton Lane and son Howard and MT. and Mrs. George Lane, all of New Milford; Miss Ruth Mohrmann of Yonkers, N. Y. MT. and Mrs. Rollin Lane and son Munson of Bridgeport, Walter Lane and daughter, Miss Ruth Lane of Kent, MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Kellogg of Lima, N. Y, MT. and Mrs. Myron B. Lane of Wasasic N. r., MT. and Mrs. Will son Lane and son Wilson, Jr., of Dover Plains, N. Y., Mrs. {, Ken meth Adams and son Kenneth, Jr, of Hartford, MT. and Mrs. Fred erick Lane and MT. and Mrs. Cliff ford Lane and children Marion and Vivian of Stevenson.
 MIST. WuDur~ HeWlCC or water town and Mrs. Merwin Bronson of Oakland avenue entertained at a miscellaneous shower at Med-o- Brook, the Bronson summer home in Roxbury in honor of Miss Alice Beach, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Beach of Watertown who Is to be married in the fall to John Hewitt. Those present were Mrs. James Keilty, Mrs. Jenne Thom- as. Mrs. Fred Feels, Mrs. James Chrisman and daughter Nina of Watertown. Mrs. Ralph Seymour, Miss Elizabeth Curtiss Mrs. Her. bert Johnson of Terryville, Mrs. Alden Beers of Bridgeport, Mrs. Willis Coleman. Miss Barabar Coleman of Stratford, Mrs. Lewis Northrop, Miss Sylvia Northrop of Bridgewater, Mrs. Carrie Bronson, Mrs. Norman Hurbut, Miss En- ma Beers, Mrs. Merwin Bronson, Miss Eleanor Bronson of Roxbury and Mis- Elizabeth Bronson of . Mir. and Mrs. Howard Carson and family of Watertown avenue will spend the remainder of the season at Woodmont.