The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-09
Attractive Wedding
 Held This Morning
Rozint.Galvin Nuptals Celebrated at St. Michaers
 Church-Legion, Pride of Welch Circle to Meet
WATERV VILE
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&uVRu@1tVu @V@s-AV@ V~SNv~ o'Hrien, soloist, of Waterbury, fur nished the music,
 The bride was attended by hei sister, Mrs, William Cavanaugh oi Waterbury and Mir, RoSints brother was his best man. The usherS were Louis Dadario, Harry SiSer ane James T. Calvin.
 The bride vas dressed in white with which she wore Q white veil and carried a prayer book with lilies of the valley, Mrs, Cavanaugh wore lace gown of blue and car- ried yellow Talisman roses.
 Mrs. John Calvin, the brides mother. was dressed in navy blue georgette and wore c corsage oi gardenias, likewise the groom s mother wore . gown of navy blue georgette and wore gardenias. Mir. RoEint and his brother were dressed in suits of white gabardine.
 The wedding reception was held at the Chase Country club at Hitch- cocks lake and was attended by about 100 guests.
 Later In the day MT. and Mrs. RoSint left on c wedding trip, which w.il include Niagara Falls.
 At Lake Wlnnepesaukee
 Mir. and Mrs. Raymond E. Walsh of Wheeler street left on Saturday for c vacation to be spent at Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hamp. shire.
 Visits in New Haven
 Mrs. Patrick Moriarty of Thom- aston avenue recently visited at the homes of her sisters. Mrs. William Killeen, Mrs. Patrick Mangan and Mrs. James Hughes, all of whom live in New Haven.
 Returns Home
 Leo DuDay Of Fort Hill returned Saturday night from vacation spent In Portland. Me, where he visited with relatives.
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Barlow Of Boyden street. together with their son, John, and daughter. Helen, left Saturday for c vacation to be spent touring the White mountains.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Brodie and Mir. and Mrs. William PlAtt of Man. vile street enjoyed c week end trip which included NarraganSett Pier, Point Judith and Providence. Home From Conference
 Rev. Alison J. Smith. pastor of Grace Methodist church. returned on Saturday from i0-day confer- ence Of Methodist ministers which was held at Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph seery of ThonaSton avenue, also seery 0ogs gins. son of MT. and Mrs. George doggins of Huntington avenue, have returned from week 6 vaca- ton spent touring New Hampshire and ct old Orchard, Maine. Legion To Meet
 The Casper 6. Davis, American Legion, will hold 6 meeting Tues day evening, August 10th, at 6 o. ciosk ct Fraternity hall on Boy- den street.
 4 very interesting program has been planned which will include reports of the delegates who at- tended the American Legion state convention, recently held in New Haven.
 Pride of Welch
 The Pride of Weich Circle will hold c special meeting Tuesday eve- ming, August 10th, ct 2 o'clock ct ForeSters' hall on Hanover street. Mrs. Ethel Syrnes, chief companion of the circle, urges all members to attend this meeting. when plans will be completed for the annual out- ing which will Dc held on Tuesday, August i7th ct the summer home Of Mfr. and Mrs. William punlavey in Middlebury.
 At the meeting tomorrow evening, committees will be appointed to take charge of all details of the outing.
 Miss Dorothy Richardson of shef- field street left on Saturday for c two weeks vacation to be spent vis- iting relatives in Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. Alvin Elsdon and son of Wateryiile street have left Ra~ n s,anattAs2 ka hA MNaANk fsH MAW1 York state.
 Mfr. and Mrs. Arthur Dusseau!t Of i730 Thomaston avenue have gone to the White mountains for 6 two weeks vacatioe
 Mir. and Mrs. George Parsons of Wheeler street are enjoying c vaca- ton touring through the White mountains.
 American air-cCndsti0ning may