The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-02-16

avenue and William Calvin oi Cherry street were united in mar- riage Tuesday morning at St. Fran cis' church, Rev. John ]. Fitzgerald pastor, officiating and celebrating the nuptial mass.
 Mrs. Harry Withers, sister of the bride, was maid of honor, aud Fran cis Calvin, brother of the bride groom, served as best man.
 The bride wore an old-fashionet gown with a hoop skirt of pink geor- gette taffeta with Q lavender flower neckline and pink veil of fingertir length. She carried an old-fash. tened bouquet of pink roses ant la' ender peas.
 Her attendant was attired in 2 gown of marine taffeta, 0 doll hal to match and carried pink roses. double ring ceremony was held. Fol. lowing the ceremony, Q reception took place at Sullivan's inn.
 The couple left on an unan. nounced wedding trip and will re. side on Cherry street on their re. turn. The brides travelling attire wa. of dubonnet with e coat trimmed with mink.
 McConaughy Speaks
 A stirring talk on Abraham Lin. coin by Lieutenant Governor Jame. L. McConaughy, president of Yves. leyan University, last night feat. ured the 10th anniversary celebra. ton of the local Rotary club. The affair was held in St. Michael's par. ish house, which was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
 Lincoln did not want people to bt all alike or puppets, as do some dic. tators in Europe, but Lincoln be. lieved in, the dignity of individual. ity, which is at low point in Eu- rope now. the speaker said.
 The lessons to be taken iron Lincoln's life should be considered seriously now and all people should have the same freedom, despite diff ference of opinion, the lieutenant. governor stated.
 Two of Llncoln's beliefs are fol. lowed by Rotary: the dignity oi hard work honestly given, and the understanding of the point of view and attitude of those who disagree with us, the speaker said. He praised the work of the Naugatuck Club and also commended Attorney Joseph E. Talbot. state treasurer and former president of the club
 About 160 attended the dinner Glenn r. Noble, president of the local society, presented Charles rettengill. of Greenwich, district governor, and Mir. Pettengill acted as toastmaster.
 Presents Pins
 Rev. Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St. Michael's church, rendered the invocation, and also presented at- tendance pins to those with a 100 per cent record for five or more years. Rev. Lewis was first presi- dent of the Rotary Club here. Those getting the pins were: George Ackerbloom, nine years perfect att tendance; Charles P. Rodenbach 8 l-2 years; Clarence E. Jones, seven years; Kenneth E. Johnson, John Schmuck, each 6 1-2 years.
 The 10 past presidents of the local club, the charter members, and Vernon Hodges, a past district governor, were presented. The Naugatuck High school orchestra furnished selections, with Leon R. Corliss. music supervisor in the schools here, conducting. Philip Dean led the singing. The Church Helpers under the direction of Mrs. Thelma Anderson and Mrs. Leroy served the banquet.
 The affair was considered most successful. There were many pres- ent from various clubs in the dis trict.
 Those attending were: Dr. and Mrs. Mason. Waterbury; James Bayl.ss, Seymour; MT. and Mrs. Harrison Maher. MT. and Mrs. B. Johnson, Mir. and Mrs. Oliver Will Hams. Mrs. Hall and George Cass, all of Seymour; MT. and Mrs. Har- old Brown. MT. and Mrs. Clarence E. Jones, Bruno Riefe, Louis Walsh, the last two from Waterbury; Will fred Schlezel, Waterbury; MT. and Mrs. Martin L. Martus, Victor Peterson. William G. Boies, Mrs. E. Clark, John Duncan, MT. and Mrs. John Schmuck, Walker Bisset, John Stanley Crater, Clarence Freedman.
 Also Orton Camp, Fred Stewart, both of Waterbury: Loren Burton, MT. and Mrs. Elmer Schmitz, MT. and Mrs. John Sutherland, MT. and Mrs. Charles Adams. Percy Cham berlain, MT. and Mrs. Edward Mel bourne, Dr. Oscar Regol, MT. and Mrs. F. Alton Burke, MT. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Johnson, MT. and Mrs. Milton Isbel, MT. and Mrs. George MT. and Mrs. L. N. Tomlinson, MT. and Mrs. Roy Gibbs, Richard Lattimer, MT. and Mrs. Idris Alderson, MT. and Mrs. Harold Post, MT. and Mrs. Harold Manning, MT. and Mrs. Lester Wigglesworth, MT. and Mrs. Hiding Olson, Harold W. Turnblom, Louise Mohr, MT. and Mrs. Lany Butterfield, Chief Nygood, Walter Palmer, Harry Cooke, Ray Harrison, E. Robert Stevenson, Joseph c. Raytkwich, Jr., Lucian Mrs. Joseph c. Raytkwich. Sr., Harold E. Chittenden, MT. and Mrs. Joseph E. Talbot, MT. and Mrs. Philip Dean, Mir. and Mrs. Edward J. Sodlosky.
 And Dr. McConaughy, William J. Pape, MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Ro- denbach, MT. and Mrs. Charles Pet tengill, Miss Lillian Bushnell, MT. and Mrs. E. Harold Keeler, MT. and Fec n