The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-07

Potted Plants
 55, Small-plants and container not to exceed Is inches in any di- mension; 56 Large-Plant and ocn- tainer larger than 18 inches.
 Miniature Gardens
 57, Any Size.
 Arrangement Classes
 Foliage permitted in all arrange ment classes.
 Classes 5 8to 63 in lighted boxes, 23" wide, IS deep and 30' high, lined with black paper. esqpYah8.. :Y.b o1aceT cm cmm
 58. American Legion colors of blue and gold combination in flowers and container.
 59. Red flowers in white or cream container.
 60. Grey foliage as a background for one or more flowers Of one col or.
 61. Arrangement in an unusual container. To be judged for orig inality and harmony of material and container
 :: 62. Invitation class, My Favorite Arrangement"
 63. Arrangement in shades of one color with one other color for accent.
 GA. Copy of colored flower picture. Picture to be shown also).
 65Miniature arrangement, not ex- ceed 5" overall.
 66. Arrangement in a hanging container.
 67. Fruits, vegetables, or gourds, singly or in combination in con- tainer.
 68. Arrangement of berried branch es. (Seed pods may be includeO.
 69. Arrangement of zinniaS or marigolds or both in any container. (For Juniors Under IS Years).
 70. Most outstanding entry in classes 58 to 69.
 Il. Humorous arrangement (For Men Only).
 72. Any meritorious exhibit not in- dicated on schedule.
 Stephens Kraft Miss Lorraine Isabel Kraft, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Max E. Kraft of Lone Oak Avenue, will be- come the bride of Stanley Edison Stephens, son of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Stephens of Thomaston Avenue, Sunday afternoon, 2 o'clock, at the Grace Methodist Church. Rev. Ernest Weise will officiate. Miss Kraft will have as her ma tron of honor, her sister, Mrs. James Peden of Waterbury, and MT. Ste phens' best man will be his brother, Douglas Stephens. The music will be furnished by Miss Evelyn Black, organist, and Miss Margaret Nit chel, soloist. The bride; who will be given away by her father, will be dressed all in white, while her sis ter will wear costume of blue. Mrs. Krfat's gown will be black and white and Mrs. Stephens will wear plum maroon.
 The ushers will be Howard Kraft, brother of the bride, and Clifton Blatherwick. Following the we'd ding ceremony, a reception will be held at the home on Lone Oak ave- nue.
 Francis Burns of Thomaston avenue is a patient at St. Mary'S Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. John Sonier and daughter Joan of Thomaston ave- nue, and MT. and Mrs. Joseph Me- Ardle of Driggs street spent the re- cent holiday weekend in Maine. MT. and Mrs. Louis Dadario and children, Kay, Christine and Louis ' Jr., of Thomaston avenue, have re- turned from a weeks visit in Ard more, Pennsylvania.
 Mrs. Joseph Christiano and hei brother, Ralph Corvillo of Brooklyn . New York have been visiting at the home of their grandparents, MT and Mrs. Anthony Dadario of Thom- [ aston avenue.
 Installation Tonight
 Installation of recently nominated officers of the Casper 8. Davis American Legion Post will be helc tonight at 6 o'clock, at Fraternity Hall. John MacCleary of Water town, past commander of the sixth district. will be the installing off, cer. An invitation is extended x l, oil men of Weteryille. eligible ts q join the Legion, to attend. 4 socia hour will follow. ,. Mss Marie Pinto. daughter Of Mr y and Mrs. Anthony Pinto of 1hom' ' aston avenue, has entered %. Maryi Hospital school Of nursing,
 Airs. Ralph Bates of Boydes