The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-26
Personal
D.. Vincent I. Shea Wed
 h Stamford This Morning

Palms and spring flowers decorated the altar. The bride had as her maid of honor and only attendant, her sister, Miss Florence J. scully and Attorney James J. Shea at- tended his borther as best man. The ushers were Lawrence J. Shea, brother of the bridegroom and Walter E. Convery, brother-in-law of the bride.
 The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Peter Scully and was becomingly attired in an im- ported gown of white venetian lace and net fashioned in Princess style. Her white tulle cap was fashioned in coronet style and caught with orange blossoms and she carried, Q shower bouquet of lilies of the vcalley and gardenias. Her sisters frock was of aqua blue mouseline de sole and she wore a leghorn hat trimmed with an aqua crushed velvet bow and she carried an old fashioned bou- quet of Spring flowers.
 Hubbard Heights Country club was the scene of 6 reception fol- lowing the ceremony. About eighty guests were in attendance includ- ing out of town guests from Wa terbury, New Jersey, Springfield, Boston and New Hampshire.
 The bride is a graduate of the Sacred Heart Academy in Stamford and St. Marys Training School for Nurses in this city and Dr. Shea Is a graduate of Villanova College and Tufts Medical school.
 Miss Julie Sullivan, Mrs Fred erick Powers and Mrs. Thomas Sullivan were hostesses at a miscel- laneous shower given on Monday evening at the Scovill Girls club in honor of Miss Helen Sullivan. During the evening q varied pro- gram of entertainment was enjoyed and e delicious luncheon was served. The honored guest was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those attending were: Mrs. J. Fitzmaurice, Mrs. F. Scholar, Mrs. Richard Sullivan, Mrs. Wil- Ham Gleason, Mrs. James Brahney, Mrs M. Lawlor, Mrs. Catherine Hurley, Mrs. Helen Reardon, Mrs. Robert Fahey, Mrs. Saltus, Mrs. M. Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Mrs. Frank Keefe, Mrs. Della Dunn, Mrs Joseph Mccarthy, Mrs. Helen Fltz- gerald, Mrs. Patrick Leary, Mrs. William Fitzmaurice, Mrs. Alice Horan, Mrs. Jeanette Rice, Mrs. J. Carroll, Mrs. K. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Francis Brennan, Mrs. James Fitz- gerald, Mrs. Martin Brennan, Mrs. Ralph Gallo, Mrs. Mary Winters, Mrs. John F'laherty, Mrs. Charles Cornell, Mrs. A. Dave, Mrs. H. Rosevear, Mrs. Trahan, Mrs George Stevenson, Mrs. Frederick Powers, Mrs. Floyd Sullivan, Mrs. J. Mar tone, Mrs. Mary Renna, Mrs. Thom- as Sullivan, Mrs. Joseph Garvey, Mrs. r. Coppetto, Mrs. Stuart kieinert, Mrs. John Fahy, Mrs. Mary Degnan, Mrs. Robert Cos Eriff, Mrs. r. Shea and Misses Grace Neville, Helen slager, Mary Sullivan, Helen Leary, Helen Sny- der, Christine Dogma, Catherine Butler, Christine Brennan, Dorothy Leary, Phoebe Gallo, Theima Cor man, Mary Connolly, Bea, Margaret and Helen Egan and Helen sulli- van.
 Miss Irene McKenna of water- ville street entertained at a mis- celianeous shower on Monday eve- ming in honor of her sister. Mary, who is to be married to Frederick Milton on July 9th. Miss Me- Kenna received large number of beautiful gifts. Miss Edith Bei- iotti entertained at the plano dur. ing the evening. Those present were: Nora Carey. Kay Foley. Margaret Coffey, Mamie Kirk. Kit tie Ferris, Kay Canavan, Ruth Bowen, Josephine Fay, Lureno zeigier, Mrs. Henry Fitzgerald. Mrs. Lloyd Hallock. Katherine Pitts, Helen Gach, Mrs. William Bradshaw, Josephine Egan. Mrs. James Maher, Edith Bellotti, Mrs. I. Robinson, Anne Egan. Lottic Cook, Mrs. Howard Willis, Mary Mahoney, Mrs. Joseph Woods, Kay Egan. Mrs. D. Lbolt, Maude Daley, Betty Warner. Edith Florio, Laur- etta Brick. Auguste Kunlce, Mrs. Francis McKenna, Mrs. M. r. Mo. Kenna and Irene, r.aurctta, Mary, Doris and Rita McKenna.