The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-10-01
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Many Guests Attend HOlcor1b Wedding

Guests from many sections of this country, and from England, Ber1nu- da and France attended the wedding yesterday of Miss Mar tha Holcomb of Prospect street and Frank Ronald stemp of Paget, Bermuda. Some attending were: the Governor of Bermuda and Lady Hildyard, Captain William Arm strong and Mrs. Armstrong, Dr. and Mrs. William Beebe, Captain J. T. Brewer and Mrs. Brewer, MT. and Mrs. St. George Butterfleld, Colonel T. N. Dill and Mrs. Dill, MT. and Mrs. Ambrose Gosling, Sir Orne Rowan, MT. and Mrs.. Hal Tngham IIarron, MT. and Mrs. James Kempe, MT. and Mrs. Her. bert Outerbridge, MT. and Mrs. T. Hastings Outerbridge, Mir. and Mrs. Percy Outerbridge, MT. and Mrs. F. D. Rounthwaite, MT. and Mrs. Robert Montague Stewart Richardson, Sir Stanley and Lady Spurling, MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Birmingham, Sir Henry and Lady Washington and MT. and Mrs. Ormand 0. zuill, Mrs. John Howe, Sir. Joseph and Lady Nall, of Lon- don; A. J. D. Blaikie, Lieutenant Colonel James Calden, Scotland: MT. and Mrs. Harold Hayes, Toronto; Miss Edith Rose, Mexico City; MT. and Mrs. Henri Walkner and MT. and Mrs. Edward zeigler, Paris.
 Others present were MT. and Mrs. Walter s. Carpenter, Wilmington; MT. and Mrs. Lammot duPont, Jr., Wilmington; pr. and Mrs. Benjamin II. Gray, Richmond, Va; MT and Mrs. William T. Galley, Jr., Over- brook, Pa; MT. and Mrs. F. Barton Harvey, Baltimore; MT. and Mrs. Willias F. Harrington, Wilmington; MT. and Mrs. Halod KountZe, MT. and Mrs. Henry Kruger Van Schnack, Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. Richard E. Reigel, Wilmington, and MT. and Mrs. Douglas Van Dyke, Milwaukee.
 Attending from New York were MT. and Mrs. George J. Atwell, Miss Edwina Atwell, MT. and Mrs. An drew II. Brown, General o. H. Cam eron and Mrs. Cameron, pr. and Mrs. Rufus Cole, the Misses Eliza beth and Mary Cole, Miss Nancy Cluett, MT. and Mrs. William T. Dewart, Jr., Mrs. Tohmas J. Ewing, Jr,, MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Fergu- son, MT. and Mrs. Walton Ferguson, 3d, and MT. and Mrs. Henry L, Ferguson.
 Mrs. Hattie Hart, MT. and Mrs. Misses Lucy and Hilda Hutchinson, MT. and Mrs. George Haight, MT. and Mrs. Haskett Smith, MT. and Mrs. Charles N. Littlefleld, MT. and Mrs. David Ives Mackie, Jr., Mrs. Randolph Robinson and Misses Bar bar, Celia and Ruth Robinson, Charles F. Stevens, Colonel James D. Tllford and Mrs. Tilford, Mr. Richmond de Peyster Talbot, MT. and Mrs. Thomas D. Thacher, Mrs. 1nglis M. Uppercu, Miss Virginia Uppercu, MT. and Mrs. Blair Wil- Hams, Mrs. Joseph Welsh, Miss Car ola Welsh, Kenneth Young and MT. and Mrs. Efrem zinbalist.
 Miss Betty Guernsey assisted by Miss Martha Curtiss entertained at tea and @ miscellaneous shower re- gently for Miss Katherine Woodward at the formers homo on High street, Thomaston. Mss Woodwagd's mar riage to Daniel Curtiss will take place October il. Guests present were the Misses Margaret Donovan, Miss Ruth Evans, Betty Johnson, Marion King, Virginia Wells, Mayla Halleck, Millicent Waghoner, Marie Vale, Charlotte Weaver, Madeline Hughes, Mrs. Richard Purdette, Mrs. Charles A. Curtiss, Mrs. Arthur D, Woodward, Mrs. Mark Guernsey and Mrs. George Egglesttn of Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Bernard McNellis of Bridgeport announce the birth of e son on Wednesday, September 20. MT. McNellis is well known in Wa" terbury, having attended Crosby high school before taking up his residence in Bridgeport. He is at present connected with the General Electric company as Q radio cn- gineer.
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