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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Associates Honor
Miss Mary Williams

A surprise shower was given re.
Gently at the Hunt Supper at rOld
Hundred" for Mary e, williams BY
her friends and associates OF the
Waterville Branch Of the Scovill
Manufacturing Company
Miss williams, whose marriage to
Rodney A. Palmer will take place
June az, was the recipient Of an
electric food mixer and an electric
vacuum cleaner from the following:
Hazel M. Adams, Mary Maher,
Loretta A.. Mcdrath, Josephine Lee
venavich, Jennie Bradley, Helena B.
Kelly, stacla Atkocait!s, Nora Will
lianis, MRS. Margaret McAuliffe, Mrs.
Lillian Cosgriff Mrs. Anastasia
Dukich, Mrs Alberta Packer, MRS.
Louis 8. Williams, r. A. Ferris, p.
e. Skokan, r. l., Bates, ]. p. Waters,
r q. Monroe, z @. Winters, J. M.
Lynch, O D MacKellar.
Evelyn Clement, Elsie M. slocun,
Nbba v. Anderson, Irene Nest, Anna
York, Gertrude Stevens, Mrs. Ethel
ehiei, MRS. Agnes Cleavelend, Mrs.
Alice G. Donahue, Mrs. Irene Bouley,
Mrs. Lena Plat, Mrs. Russell l..
Williams, Mrs. Margaret M. Sulll-
van, w. L. Pennell, n. r Kirley, =.
J. Green. A. o. McSweet, A. H. Cos
pei, 8. q. daillard, Jr, r. L.
KeaVaney.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

with ideal weather conditions
prevailing, most successful flower
show was sponsored yesterday by
che Waterbury Garden Club at the
Bunker Hill Congregational church.
The show was the sixth annual
event Of It's kind 10 be sponsored
by the group and colorful decora.
tons Of flowers In celebration Of
Flag Day, hats decorated with
fresh flowers and gayly decorated
luncheon tables were among the
features Of the day.
Judges for the cultural exhibits
were Mrs. "A. N. Creadick, Mrs.
Louis Davis and Mrs. Harold Eng
lish, all Of New Haven, Miss Amy
L. Pratt Of South Glastonbury, and
Miss Beatrice DEF. Allen Of Derby.
Judges for the artistic arrange.
nnents were Mrs. Creadick, Miss
Pratt and Miss Allen. Clerks were
Mrs. Clarence Bartlett, and Mrs.
Alfred Wlncheli.
Mrs. Merton B. Allan ana Mrs.
J. w. Abercrombie were co-chair.
men Of the exhibition.
Numerous prizes were awarded for
special arrangements, cultural
classes and also for unusual plants.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Garden Party Will Aid
Hospital Medicine Fund

iel sayers, Miss Eleanor Hayden,
Or. and Mrs. Joseph r. Burke, Dr.
and Mrs. Harold J. Cieary, Or. and
Mrs. Richard J. Hinchey, Miss
Amelia Desroches, Mrs. Frank F1o.
10.
Other committee workers ere Or.
Samuel Atkins, Or. Samuel Fabri.
cant, Miss Helen Sweeney, MlsS
Catherine Maioney, Mrs. James
Walsh, Miss Ann Brennan Or.
Waiter Reilly, Or. Leo Tylec, Miss
Julia Gull, Miss Mary Reilly. Miss
Helen Sullivan, Miss Florence
Cassidy, Miss Margaret Bowling,
Miss q. Carroll, Mrs. @. y. Maioney,
Miss Betty Mccarthy, Miss Helen
Egan, Miss Noble O'Connor, Miss
Margaret kalCiey and Miss Louise
Kennedy.
II Wednesday the 2oth, "a q rainy
day the party will be held the next
fair day. Those attending and max.
ing W tables for earA pley sc
asked 70 bring their own pisying
cards. Various forms Of efitertin-
inent will DO furnished and 70.
treatments served.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Weddings

honey, cousins OF the bride. Miss
Ann Betz sang, ave Maria" "paais
Angelicus," and sweet Saviour"
The bride wore O gown OF ivory
satin with long train, and O finger
tip veil, and carried O bouquet OF
gardenias, lilies OF the valley and
orchids. Miss Finley's gown was OF
aqua mousseline dc sole. She wore
o leghorn hat and carried O bou-
quet OF tallsinan roses and del
phiniums. Mrs. Grant wore O gown
OF powdered blue chiffon and lace
and q corsage OF taiisman roses. The
church was decorated with white
giadioli.
A reception was held OF the win.
field Scott Hotel, Elizabeth, with
about sixty persons attending. The
couple are leaving on o southern
trip. Mrs. Bradys travelling COS.
tune Ia navy blue, with white &C.
cessories and o corsage OF orchids.
The couple viii reside OF ei2
North Broad street, Elizabeth. Mr.
Brady Is connected with the West.
ern Electric Company OF Kearnsy.
and Mrs. Brady is employed by the
New Jersey Bell Telephone Com.
pany In Elizabeth.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Wedding Today

Miss Helen May Hopkins, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald q.
Hopkins Of ives street, and vii.
liam James Humphrey, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Humphrey Of Ives
street, were united In marriage this
morning OF the Sacred Heart church
rectory at 0 o'clock, Rev. Henry
Quinn ofilciating at the ceremony.
The double ring service was used.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father. Miss Dorothy Hop
kins, sister Of the bride, was her
attendant, and Robert Humphrey,
Jr., brother Of the groom, was best
man.
The bride was becomingly gowned
In O bridal satin model made prin-
cess style With fitted bodice and
sweetheart neckline with self trim
med buttons trimming the back Of
the bodice, wrist length sleeves full
at the shoulders. The skirt was
full ending In q short train, her
triple veil OF illusion OF finger tip
length and fashioned with o Tiara
Of orange blossoms and pleated
tulle. She carried Taiisman roses
and sweet peas. The maid Of hon.
or's frock was OF aqua net over tai
feta with sweetheart neckline, short
pulled sleeves and fitted bodice. Pink
velvet ribbon bows trimmed the
bodice and full hooped skirt. She
wore o tiara OF pink and aqua
roSebuds and pleated tulle, o shoul-
der length veil, and she carried
BriarcliH roses and sweet peas. The
brides mother wore navy blue chif-
fon with white accessories and she
had Q corsage Of gardenias, and the
bridegroofnS mother wore navy blue
sheer with white accessories and
O corsage Of gardenias. A recep.
ton was held at the BRIDES home
which was decorated with summer
flowers. About 100 guests attended
including some from Seymour,
Derby, Torrington, Wiliimantic,
Stratford, Middlebury, Woodbury.,
Hartford and Norwich. The couple
left on O wedding trip 10 the White
Mountains, the bride wearing O pou.
DIRE blue print dress blue and white
accessories, and O corsage OF sweet
side ct 90 Alder street. The bridge
side at 90 Adler street. The bride
attended Crosby high school and the
groom LeGvenworth high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Edna Breithdupt
Bride OF Today

Rev. Richard Willard will ofiiciate
at q prominent nuptial this after
noon at 3 o'clock at st. Johns Epis-
oopal Church when he unites In mar
riage Miss Edna Louise Breithaupt,
son. Of Mr.. and MRS. Theodore Fal-
con Breithaupt Of Highland Avenue
and Frederick William Schneider,
son Of Mrs. william F. Schneider
and the late Mr.. Schneider Of East
Farm Street.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her father and will have
as her matron of honor, her sister
in-law, Mrs. George p. Brelthaupt
and the bridesmaids will be Miss
Lucille Runk and Miss Gwendolyn
Burton, classmates OF the bride at
the Larson Junior College. Gustave
J. Schneider will attend his brother
as best man and the ushers will be
John Breithaupt and George Brett
haupt, brothers OF the bride, Thomas
Finn and David Thompson.
Preceding the ceremony Miles IA
Martin, organist will render q pro-
gram Of nuptial selections including
the Lohengren wedding march by
Wagner and q occasional march by
Mendelssohn. Mrs. Thomas ]. Lee
zotte will render Schubert's ave
Maria" and "Ich Lieber Dich" by
0rieg.
Old Hundred Inn in Southbury
will be the scene Of O reception for
about one hundred guests following
the ceremony. Out Of town guests
will be In attendance from Roches-
ter, N. r, Worcester, Mass, New
York, Hartford, New Haven ana
Stamford.
The couple will leave on q we'd
ding trip through New England.
Miss Breithaupt Is O graduate Of
Larson Junior College and Mr..
Schneider Is o graduate Of the Dun
woodie School In Minnesota.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

The annual Garden Party spon-
sored by the Special Medicine Fund
Of Saint Mary's Hospital will take
place on Wednesday, June 20, at
the residence Of MRS. Frank Floto,
083 Hamilton avenue. A large com.
mittee OF workers Is working 10
make the affair the success II has
always been. The fund, started In
1894, has grown each year, and
through the money raised by the
annual garden party II has been
possible for the Medicine Fund
Committee 10 dkburse more cid and
70 give considerable medical ~.
slstance In cases where special med.
icines and therapies are needed
which many patients are unable 70
afford.
Or. Patrick .. Brennan u general
chairman and reports progress In
the arrangements for the party.
Tickets may be had from him or
other committee members. Assist
i,-e Or. Brennan Oh the general Or.
faiIgemeFits committee are: Or. End
Mrs. M. J. LawlOr, Or. and Mrs.
Andrew jackson, Dg. and MIS- Dam
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
June Den,ing Weds
Elmer AnquilIare

A wedding OF much local interest
took place last evening ct the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Grey DEM
Ing OF Cheshire when Rev. ]. Her
bert Bainton OF the Cheshire Con-
gregational church united IN mar
riage Miss June Warner Deming
and Elmer Theodore Anquillare Of
Bridgeport.
The bride was escorted by her
father who gave her In marriage.
She wore O gown Of white chiffon
which fell In soft folds to floor
length. The tucked bodice OF the
gown was finished OF the throat
with q small turned down collar
outlined with narrow pieatings OF
chiffon and was trimmed with self
buttons from the neckline 10 the
Waist. Chiffon pleatings also
trimmed the cuffs OF the short
pulled sleeves. A bouquet Of del
phiniums and gardenias complet-
cd the ensemble. Mrs. Frank J,
Carr OF New Haven, cousin OF
the bridegroom, % matro1 OF hon.
or, wore dusty pink chiffon and
carried an old fashioned nosegay
Of purple pansies.
Miss Deming's sister, Miss Lois
Deming, O student at Cornell uni
versity, as maid Of honor, was
dressed In O full skirted frock OF
periwinkle net fashioned with q
snug fitting silver bodice and worn
with O shell pink vaiencienne lace
Jacket. Her old fashioned bouquet
was also made up Of purple pan
sizes.
Mr.. Anquiiare, who 10 the sen OF
the late Albert Anquillare OF New
Haven, was attended by Harold J..
Stretch Of New Haven as best
man.
Receiving with the bridal party
az the reception were the BRIDES
parents, Mrs. Deming wearing q
floor length jacketed gown Of white
waffle plque with eyeiet embroidery
trim and O corsage Of vioietS.
The bride wore n three . Niece
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Miss Mary Reilly, president Of the
Quota Club, left today for San
Francisco, as delegate from the To-
cal club TO the twenty-first annusi
convention OF quota Club Inter-
national. Miss Mary HenneGsey gov
eYnor Of the nth district 70 also O
delegate. When delegates from the
liO clubs In the United States. Cam
ada and Australia gather IN the
Palace Hotel, convention hcadquat-
ters, they will find q schedule built
around their viewpoint program
which includes good citizenshsp,
crime prevention, extending friend.
" relations, gaining recognition for
the achievements OF women, and
promoting world peace. ~ 0 paes
cant On Friday, June 2ist Mis-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

UupClal mass WHICH IOllOWeU,
Palms, ferns and white peonies
decorated the altar and o musical
program was rendered by Professor
Alexander J. Aleksis with Miss Mar
colle Andrikis 90 soloist rendering
"Aye Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
The bride had as her maid OF
honor, her sister, Mrs. Charles
Greens, Jr. Of Amsterdam, N. X. and
tho bridesmaids were: Mrs. John
Max, sister OF the bride and Miss
Marion Keane, sister Of the BRIDE
green, Charles Greens, Jr. OF AM
sterdam, N. r., brother-in.law OF
the bride was best man for Mr..
KCane and the ushers included
Bernard Stokes OF oakville, brother
Of the bride, and Edmund Keane
Of this city, brother OF the BRIDE
groom.
The bride was escorted 10 the al
tar and given In marriage by her
brother, Anthony stokes, and wore
q gown OF ivory faille taffcta with
long fitted sleeves, heart shaped
neckline long fitted bodice, and full
flared skirt terminating In o sweep
Ing train. She wore o long double
TERED veil which fell gracefully
from 0 cluster OF orange blossoms
and carried O bouquet OF orchids
and lilies OF the valley.
The matron OF honor wore 0 poudre
blue falile taffeta frock with short
puffed sleeves, shirred bodice ana
4 hoop skirt and her blue straw doll
hat was made with O crown OF gros..
grain ribbon In matching shade and
iilios OF the valley. Her arm bou-
auet consisted OF dark blue del
phiniun and golden rapture roses.
The bridesmaids were attired alike
in gowns OF pink shades styled iden-
ticai 10 that OF the bride and they
also wore doll hats OF matching
shade and carried arm bouquets OF
iight blue deiphiniuni with pink rog-
es. The drcss OF tho bridcgroom's
mother was green and black print
and she wore corsage OF orchids.
A reception for about. one hum
dred guests was held at LIT the
Latch Inn following the ceremony.
Out OF town guests were In attend
ar,ce from Woodbury., Watertown,
Oakyllie, Bristol, Hartford, New
York and New Jersey.
Tho couple left on O wedding trip
10 New York City and virginia
Beach, the bride wearing o travel
ing dress Of Alice blue triple sheer
with q fitted Jacket and o corsage
OF white orchids. Upon their re.
turn they Will reside OF 10 Elliott
street.
The bridegroom 10 0 graduate OF
Crosby high school and ID affiliated
WITH the Frank Cruess and Sons
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Reilly Will have the honor OF rep.
fesenting Connecticut.
California Night will be observed
OF q banquet on Thursday, June
2Sth at which Dorothy Kaucher OF
San Jose, writer and lecturer, known
Is 0 "Tlying Quotarian" Will speak
on pioneering on tho Air Trails."
Az o luncheon ct the Eairmcnt Ho.
tel, Lewis y. Dyineton, San Fran.
cisco attorney, Will speak on early
California. Alice Rowland Ma.
coinber, governor OF the fifteenth
Quota district ard president OF the
New Bedford, Mass. quota Club,
will address the convention ct the
installation banquet on saturday
night on "The Challenge Of Today.
Miss Maccmber u Q world traveller
and lecturer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

A delicious steak supper was en-.
joyed OF Camp Mataucka recently
BY the members Of the Yette Club
and Y Karen Club Of the YMCA.
Swimming and boat riding was also
enjoyed and o soft ball game was
played.
Those attending were: Ann
Cream, Catherine Denehy, Dorothy
Mccormick, Alma Guerrero, Dor.
othy echaeffer, Mary Magaldi, Car.
meiia oambardello, Nellie MacenaS,
Marie Archambault, Phyllis Ander.
son, Doris Nicholas, Ruth Ringen.
berg, Yolanda Calabrese and Mr..
and Mrs. Calvin Martin.
Miss Kathleen Grimm Of Walnut
street Is spending o few days IN
New York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Miss Margaret Z. Tartaglia,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rocco
Tartaglia Of Walnut avenue, and
Francis J. Archambault, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jean Archambault Of
0lenridge street, were united In
matrimony this morning ct 0 o'clock
at the Church Of Our Lady OF
Lourdes. Rev. Rocco Nadile offici-
ated at the ceremony and the nup-
tial high mass. A musical program
was arranged by the organist with
Miss Julia Marone, soloist, sing
Ing ave Maria" and "Panis Ang-
eitcus." Peontes ana palms were
used for church decorations. Miss
Gloria Tartaglia, sister of the bride.
was maid OF honor. Thomas Ar
chambault, brother Of the groom,
was best man. The ushers were Ar
mand Tartaglia and Harold B. W.
Edelberg.
The bride wore o chenille dotted
white silk marquisette gown by Ru-
by, finger tip veil Of tulle falling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

The bride wore O white net gown
In floor length with inserted girdle
and square neckline OF Chantilly
lace and she wore doll hat with q
shoulder veil. Her shower bouquet
was OF gardenias and stephanotis.
Her sister wore o gown Of peach
chiffon In q floor length, drecian
model and her arm bouquet was
made up OF talisman roses and del
phinium. The brides mother was
attired In O dark blue chiffon with
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

navy blue silk suit with navy ac-
cessories when the couple depart
ed on their wedding trip. They will
reside In Trumbull upon their re-
turn. Mr.. Anquillare Is an electri-
cal engineer with the Southern
New England Telephone Co., and
his bride was q member OF the
class OF 1884 ct the University Of
Pennsylvania.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

A dinner party was given recently
at Phil Becker's Grill In honor OF
Miss Jane Walsh by her co-workers
OF the waterbury Clock Company,
Department IL. Those present were.
Misses Bertha Raddick, Domicala
Korbuskas, Carmella Rosa, Mary
0ederatis, Alma Guerrero Marion
scacco, Ada Watson, Angela Fer.
refill Eimira Poplis, Bernice Grid
zauskas, Helen Sabotls, Nellie Bal
chunas statia dwisdesa, Nellie
Kasinskis and aJne Walsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mccarthy VI
Baldwin street have returned after
spending several days In New York
City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

While the guests are assembling
and during the ceremony the fol-
lowing recital will DO rendered by
Harold r. Rogers, organist:
Bridal Song ............G oldmark
LiebeStraum .....s's..s.,.....L iszt
Andante ..'.s..s..'..s... Mozaft
Serenade ....,..,,.'..s,... BatiSte
scherzo, In D Minor ..... .Faulkes
Wedding March tfrom Lohen-
GRIM ..'...'...''', wagner
Wedding March (from Midsum-
mer Nights Dream) Mendelssohn
Miss Terry will have as her maid
OF honor and sole attendant, Mrs.
Ellsworth n. Tomlinson and the
best man will be Earl Bristol,
brother OF the bridegroom. The
ushers include: Ellsworth r. Tom
linson and FGnton Niver.
Following the ceremony O recep.
ton will be held at Rosanne Tea
Room. About one hundred guests
will DO In attendance including out
of-town guests from Cleveland,
Ohio, Terryvilie, l.. l.. Greenwich,
Naugatuck, Watertown, Milford,
woodbury., New Haven, Hartford,
Islip, l.. l., setauket, l.. l., Roxbury
and Pocassett.
Mr.. Bristol and his bride will
leave on an unannounced wedding
trip, and upon their return will re-
side at So wildwood avenue.
The bride Ia q graduate OF Crosby
High School and Post Business Col.
lege.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

matching accessories and she wore
@ corsage Of rosebuds and sweet
peas.
A reception was held at Paradise
Inn for about 10 guests. Upon re-
turning from O wedding trip to Mia
CARA Falls and Canada, the couple
will reside on Melrose avenue. The
bride wore q white redingote OF silk
jersey with accessories 10 CORES.
pond and she wore corsage Of
varigated sweet peas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
CARPTNELLO. FARRELL

The marriage OF Grace Frances
Farrell, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
clifford Farrell OF 1869 Hamilton
avenue, and Michael J. Carpinelio,
Of Branch street, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Carpineilo Of Avellino,
Italy, took place this morning ~
e:iB O'Clock at SS. Peter and Paul
church, Rev. Michael Heating Of.
ficiating at the ceremony and the
nuptial high mass. The bride was
given In marriage by her father.
Miss Mary Ann Marino was maid OF
honor, and the best man was Albert
scacco. The misses Alice and VelfnA
Mooney acted as flower girls. Floral
decorations at the chufch consisted
OF sweet williams, red roses, Iris and
pink peonies. Edward Wolff, organ
LIST, furnished the nuptiai music.
The bride wore white satin with
train, long sleeves pointed % the
wrists, lace around the fiecklineB
and inserted down the back, O fn-
ger tip veil fashioned from O crown
trimmed with pearls and orange
blossoms. She carried white ross
showercd With white sweet peas. The
Hlmlu VI IUIlOE WVe pni8 piuk
chiffon gown, princess style, trim.
med with lace, o blue veil attached
To crown Of pink rosettes and green
leaves. She carried pink roses. The
flower girls wore white silk dresses.
The mother Of the bride wore o
blue print chiffon gown. white pie.
tiire hat and 0 corsage Of white
roses. The mother OF the bridegroom
wore 0 maroon printed silk eiisen,-
bic. A reception was held % the
brides residence, where floral dec
oratiorg were used. About fifty ST.
tended. Out Of town guests we're
present from T'orrington and New
Britain. The couple left on 0 wed.
ding trip 10 Atlantic City, the bride
wearing O pink pandora suit with
white accessories. on their return
they will reside 81 Hillside avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Miss Florence J. Carbon Is
Bride OF William Fl. Lutle

Miss Florence j. Carbon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Car
mine Carbon Of Walnut became the bride of William
H. LVttle of Eastwood this morning at o'clock at
St. Lucys church Rev. Felix Scogo united the couple In
ward Hassnger and Arthur Lyte brother of the BRIDE
hasfr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

from Juliet cap Of rolled net
trimmed with orange blossoms, and
she carried O prayer book marked
with orange blossoms, gardenias
and stephanosls. The maid Of hon
or wore q blush pink net frock over
taffeta, with fitted jacket, O Juliet
cap OF rolled net Of same shade, and
carried Colonial bouquet OF pas
tel colonial flowers. The brides
mother wore O navy blue redingote
with navy accessories, O corsage OF
gardenias. and the bridegroom q
mother wore o sheer print With
white accessories and Q gardenia
corsage. A reception was held at
the brides home for about fifty
guests, peonies and other summer
flowers used for decoration. The
couple left on o wedding trip 10
Washington, D, G., and Virginia
Beach, the bride travelling IN an
Alice blue herringbone suit with
matching accessories. They will be
at home on their return at 10 Webb
street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Keane --Stokes Nuptials
Solen1nized This Morning

st. Josephs church was the Of pretty nuptial
this morning at o'clock when Miss Margaret Elizabeth
Stokes of Mddebury daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs An
hony Stokes Of Waertown and Urban Miller Keane Of Cole
street. Of Mrs Edmund Keane and the late Mr. Keane Of
Cole street united In marriage Rev. A. Edward Ora
deck OBLIGATED at the ceremony and also ceebran Of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Young Of Lee
street, MRS. Amanda Young Of Rose.
land avenue, Mrs. Sarah J. Andrus
Of Washington, y. O., and grasid.
daughter Patricia Di1eehy OF wash
ington, y. g., Mrs. Uric Dioffle o.
Kenilworth street, Mrs. Marie Can
tin and daughter Lillian Of Plaza
avenue, and Mr.. and MRS. Edward
Maivey Of Pennington avenue ats
tend the commencement exercises at
the College Of 81. Elizabeth e. the
guests Of Mas Mildred Jarvis.
Miss Loretta o'BFien has eefnpletsd
her freshman year % Tie College "
81. Elizabeth and u spending the
summer months ~ her home e. 80
cid aveue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15
Marjorie Terry Becomes
Bride OF Royal Bristol

Prominent among the June nupals Is the marriage Of
Miss Marjorie L. Terry daughter of Edward Arlington
Terry Of wildwood Avenue and Royal Bristol OF Sudbury
Street which takes place this afternoon at o'clock at the
Second Congregational Church. Rev. John c. Walker,
rector Of the church. will officiate at the ceremony
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-15

: Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hunt OF VOL
colt street are spending Q few days
In New York City.
Miss Marion Welton Of Willow
street Ia spending the weekend
with relatives In Boston.