The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-05-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Campbell NuptiaLs June 1T

Miss Elizabeth Covington Camp bell, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Alexander James Campbell of Wa tertown, has selected Friday, June il as the date of her wedding to Merwin Gaylord Camp, son of Mrs. George E. Camp and the late MT. Camp of Euclid avenue. The ceremony will be performed at 4:30 p. m. at Christ Episcopal church, Watertown, by the rector, Rev. Dr. Thomas Cline, and will be followed by a reception at the Campbell home, Miss Louise Camp bell, a teacher at the Beaver Country Day school at Brookline, Mass, will be maid of honor for her sister, and younger sister, Miss Edith Campbell, student at Smith College, sister-in-law, Mrs. Alex der Fish Campbell of Glendale Ohio, Miss Dorothy Reisner of Millersville, Pa, fiancee of Miss Campbell's brother, Henry c. Camp bell, and Mrs. Joseph Nevins of St. Michael's, Md, the former Maude Merriman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Morton Merriman, will be bridesmaids. Sally McCune, daugh- ter of Mrs. Rowe McCune and the late MT. McCune of Greens Farms a second cousin of Miss Campbell will act as flower girl.
 Nelson Camp, a student at Mid dlebury College, will attend his brother as best man and the usher group will include Henry c. Camp bell, and Alexander Fish Camp bell of Glendale, Ohio, brothers of the bride-elect, Edward Reid Jones and J. Warren Upson of Wa terbury, H. Gould Curtis of Strat- ford and Hobart Warner of Sandy Hook.
 Miss Campbell was graduated from Saint Margaret's school, the Baldwin school at Bryn Mawr, Pa, and from Smith College. She is member of the Junior League of Waterbury. MT. Camp was graduated from Taft school and Yale University, class of 1930, where he was member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. He is now associated with the Scovill Manu- featuring Company.
 Mrs. Joseph Juodsnukis of North Riverside street was hostess at a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening, given in honor of her daughter, Anastacia, who is to be married on May 18 to Joseph Tal- mot. A chop-suey supper was served during the course of the evening. The bride-to-be was the recipient of many beautiful gifts.
 Those present were Mrs. A. Vens- kunas, Mrs. Marcella Kveselis, Adele ZiburiS. Mrs. Frank Diemantas, Mrs. S. Dumsa, Mrs. Constance Sardins- kas, Mrs. Nellie Semetas, Mrs. An thony Duskis, Mrs. V. Babonas, Mrs. John Xanavich, Mrs. Urbonavich, Mrs. Ona Staugatis, Mrs. V. Shur- kis, Mrs. Lazdauskis, Mrs, Martin Bulevich, Mrs. Frank Talmont, Mrs. Laurinaitis, Mrs. Margaret Brazonis, Mrs. A. Mockaitis, Mrs. Nellie Rolf sky, Mrs. KrizeviciuS, Mrs. Sakalas, Mrs. Michael Stokes, Mrs. Daugno- ris, Mrs. John Snirpunas, Mrs. John Sugdinis, Mrs. Josephine Lapaitis Mrs. Margaret Yakatavich. Mrs Girkonis, Mrs. Joseph March, Mrs Yurkauskas, Mrs. B. Kenausis, Mrs William Kenausis, ST.. Mrs. Eliza beth Selens, Mrs. Darbis, Mrs. John Parnarauskas, Mrs. William Kenau- sis, Jr., Mrs. Joseph JuadSnukiS, Mrs. w. Bradunas, Mrs. Segavich, Mrs. A. Sardinakas, Mrs. Marion Donowich, Mrs. J. Talmont, Mrs. Shakinis, Mrs. Wasilauskas, Mrs. w. Stulginski, Mrs. Rose Verbickas, Mrs. Anna Duplaise. Mrs. J. Ste ponavich, ST., Mrs. M. Andruskivich, Mrs. Eva Kumpikevich, Mrs. Lau- retta Juodsnukis and the Misses Isabelle Juodsnukis, Anna Waitkus, Julia Bulevich, Ursula Sardinskas, Anastacia Juodsnukis and Master Ronald KenauSjS