The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-10
Prominent Wedding
 Saturday Afternoor,

The Chapel of Westover schoo in Middlebury was the scene o1 a pretty summer wedding Saturda, afternoon at 3:30 o'clock W h e I Miss Ann Driggs, daughter of MT and Mrs. T. I. Driggs of Prospect street became the bride of Edwir s. Hunt, son of Mir. and Mrs Edwin s. Hunt of Kellogg street Rev. John N. Lewis, rector of St Johns Episcopal church officiating at the ceremony. The bride had as her matron of honor, her sister. Mrs. Ford H. Jones of Brockton, Mass. Her bridesmaids were her other sisters, Miss Louise Driggs of New York and Miss Margaret Driggs, also Miss Elizabeth Field ing, Mrs. Nathaniel s. Howe of New York, Miss Elizabeth Fulton, Mrs. James Fletcher Skinner of New York, Miss Mary Thacher. her cousin, of New York;. and Mrs, Pierce Welch Gaines of New York the former Carolyn Fliess of Wood bury.
 The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore princess model of parchment satin made with long sleeves of satin and val lace which terminated in points at the wrist, the satin form ing the upper part of the sleeve. Her tulle veil fell away from 9 coronet of the same val lace to the edge of her pIeated satin train. She carried spray of calla lilies, The matron of honor wore a model from Patou of bijou mousseline de soie with long ruffied skirt and a cape edged with ruffles; her hat was a large brown baku straw, and she wore brown slippers, car rying a large spray of African daisies, delphlum, and Talisman roses tied with brown ribbon. The bridesmaids wore similar models in peach bloom shade, also brown baku straw hats, and carried Afri- can daisies, delphinium and Tails man roses.
 The ushers, who led the bridal procession included J. Milton Bur- rall, Jr., Thomas P. Kellogg of Waterbury, Ford Hinchman Jones of Brockton, Mass, brother-in-law of the bride, Daniel Darlington Cook of New York and Waterbury, Edward Knight of Perrysburg, Ohio, Hoyt Ammidon. Allen Lind ley, Jr., and George Partridge Mills of New York. Richard Hunt, as best man for his brother, met the procession at the altar.
 Mrs. Driggs. mother of the bride. who wore Mainbocher model of dusty, pink with brown hat and accessories, carrying an orchid spray, with MT. Driggs received guests at the Driggs residence at an informal reception following the ceremony. Mrs. Hunt, mother of the groom, wore 8 lowered chiffon print in Dubonnet shades, with hat of blending tones, her flower cor sage of gardenias.
 Out of town guests included Mrs. T. Guthrie Speers of Balti- more, Mr., Judge and Mrs. Thomas Day Thacher and Thomas D Thacher, Jr.. of New York, MT and Mrs. George storm of New York, MT. and Mrs. l.. Martin Richmond, Miss Elizabeth Rich InOnQ, @MAcS L &4A~Nt1t @--~ - Glen Head, L. l., MT. and. Mrs Lowell Hunt of Brookline, Mass. Mir. and Mrs. Charles H unt ol Newton, Mass, Mrs. George Part ridge Mills of New York, Mrs. Al len Lindley, lJr.. of New York, anc Mir. and Mrs. R. Grosvenor Hutch ins of New York.
 Anna Louise Smith of PAP Lin- coin street, Waterbury, was grad mated from Boston University with inc degree of bachelor of science ln physical education at exercises conducted today at the Boston Arena. Miss smith took an active part in basketball. class fistball and the sophomore show. She was a member of the freshman prom committee and a member of the tslee club and the Retummoc club, Mary Mildred Fiorian of Thomas ton wns graduated with the degree of bachelor of arts in C. L. A.