The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-06-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Campbell
 NuptiaLs Today

! A wedding of social prominence takes place this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at Christ Episcopal church in Watertown when Miss Elizabeth Covington Campbell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. alexander James Campbell of Watertown will be united in marriage with Merwin Gaylord Camp, sor of Mrs. George Edward Camp and the late MT. Camp of Euclid avenue. Rev. Dr. Thomas s. Cline will officiate at the ceremony.
 Proceeding the ceremony the fol- lowing program of nuptial music will be rendered with Ralph E. Stumpf of Thomaston presiding at the organ:
 Salut d'amour, Elgar: June, TSchaikowsky; Elsa's Bridal Process sion, Wagner; March in c, Cadman; Romance, Saint-Saens; Berceuse, Goddard.
 Miss Campbell is being attended by her sister, Miss Louise Camp bell as maid of honor, and her younger sister, Miss Edith Camp bell, her sister, r-in-law, Mrs. Alexan- der F. Campbell of Glendale, Ohio, , her brother Henrys financee, Miss Dorothy ReiSner of Millersville, Pa, and Mrs. Joseph H. Nevins of St. Michaels, Md, the former Maude Merriman, as bridesmaids. Nelson M. Camp will attend his brother as best man and the uShers will in- clude two brothers of the bride, Henry c. Campbell and Alexander F. Campbell, Edward R. Jones and J. Warren Upson of Waterbury, H. Gould Curtis of Stratford and J. Hobart Warner of Sandy Hook. A reception will be held at the home of the bride following the ceremony.
 Mrs. Thomas Costello, state or ganizer for the ladies' auxiliarics of the National Association of Let ter Carriers organized an auxiliary in Willimaptic Tuesday night with Mrs. Harold McIsaac and Mrs. George Byrnes of this city assisting. Mrs. John Wall, local president of the ladies auxiliary, congratulated the ladies and gave a brief talk about the social activities and bene- | fits derived from the organization. A hot dog roast was featured later in the evening. About 50 were pres ent including the auxiliary members, their husbands and friends. Dancing was enjoyed. The local auxiliary will hold party on Monday at the home of Mrs. William Fitzpatrick, of Delaware avenue for the benefit of the association. All are invited to attend.
 Miss Rose Marciano of Ross street was honored at bridal shower giv- en by Miss Eva Capeplleti at her home on Bennett avenue. A buffet luncheon was served. Miss Marciano is to become the bride of Lawrence E. Calabrese on June IA. Those at | tending were: The Misses Frances and Helen Laccone, Rose Cappelletti, Yolanda A. CalabreSe, Mildred Pol letta, Lena DelPo, Louise Rossi, Mae Bergantino, Gertrude Marano, Zal- l ulQd dIlu MdISdIcI DcIPduLlllO, LcIld Marciano. Rose Marciano and Eva Cappelleti. ..... ... Miss Esther Grant was guest of honor at dinner given in her hon. on Tuesday evening at Wilcox's pier restaurant by members of her bridge | club. Miss Grant who is to be mar ried during the latter part of this | month to Terence c. Carmody was presented with a gift. Those present were Mrs. Stanley Heating of Bridgeport, Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mrs. Ralph Hanson. Mrs. Charles LaChancc, Mrs. Chester Undcrhill and Margie Callahan.
 Members of the Yolanda club voted last evening at a meeting held in the Graduate Nurses club rooms to give fountain pens to honor stu dents of Italian extraction in the local high schools. Plans for the final meeting of the season on June 24 were also made and it was an- nounced that the annual weekend shore vacation for members would be held this year from July 3 to July 5. #