The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1940-06-22

line trimmed with seed pearl clips
and having pulled sleeves and q full
skirt terminating In q short train.
Her finger tip veil OF Illusion fell
from O gathering Of tulle which was
attached to her small doll hat with
orange blossoms, She carried q
white bridal prayer book, marked
with gardeniRs and lilies OF the
valley.
Her matron oil honor's dress was
OF pink velVeray dotted marquisette
styled with butterfly sleeves and
trimmed with blue bows OF the neck
and hemllne. Her doll hat OF corn
flower blue organdie flowers was
arranged with 0 shoulder length
veil and she carried Colonial
bouquet Of Spring flowers. ALFRED
alike, the bridesmaids wore gowns
OF Reverent blue velveray dotted
marquisette and trimmed with pink
bows at the neck and hemline, They
also wore doll hats trimmed with
shoulder length wells and carried
colonial bouquets OF mixed flowers.
The brides mother wore O frock OF
cornfioWer blue embroidered net
and O horsehair hat In correspond
Ing shade with O corsage OF sweet
heart roses. The dress OF the BRIDE
grooni's mother was rose beige lace
and she wore corn color straw
hat and o corsage OF gardenias,
Chase Country Club was the scene
OF n receptIon following the cero.
mony. About one hundred and fifty
guests were In attendance including
out OF town guests from Danbury,
Stafford Springs, Annapolis, Nd"
New Rochelle, N. Y, and Paterson
and Newark, N. J.
The couple loft on On unan-
nounced wedding trip, the bride
wearing O brown and white dotted
chiffon travelling dress with CORE.
spending accessories and she wore
O coYsage Of African daisies.
The bride is O graduate OF the
Waterbury Catholic High school
and the bridegroom rs O graduate OF
Crosby High school.
Az the annual strawberry social
OF the Iduna circle OF Zion Evan
gelicai Lutheran church, held In
tho church basement this week, an
interesting program was presented
under the direction OF the society.
Included In the program were vo.
cal solos by Miss Bonnie stewart,
accompanied by Miss Edythe sacco;
violin solos by George g, Clausen,
accompanied by Miss Ethel Zig.
latzkl, and vocal duets by Rev. and
Mrs. y. Einar Kron, accompanied
by Herbert J. Bohlin. Mrs. j. Her
man johnson gave o reading, and
Miss Ethel Ziglatzki gave 0 talk on
Music In the Church.. Miss Zig
latzlsi also sang two solos with vio-
lin obligato by George O. Clausen.
At the close OF the program,
strawberry shortcake, coffee cake
and coffee were served by the cir
Gle. Members of the committee in
charge included Mrs. John Wes-
ter, Mrs. Elmer Severson, MRS. Wal
ter Rudolph, Mrs. Gustaf r. john
son, Mrs. J. Herman johnson, Mrs.
Signe Larson, Mrs. John Larson
and Mrs. Anna Thomas.
Mrs. Anthony Diorio entertained
at o birthday party recently In
honor of her son, Pasquale, the oc-
casion being his ninth birthday.
Games were played and the guest OF
honor was presented with many
gifts.
Those attending were: Misses Jo-
sephine Devito, Angelina Mangini,
Yolanda Mangini, Dolores Mangini,
Luana DelPietro, Michael Jannetty,
Janice Jannetty, Jacqueline Jannet-
ty, Michael Dance, Robert Cocchiola,
Robert Marinaro. Michael Berardi
Anthony Rocano, Thomas Cocchiola,
Michael Jamele, Virginia 5antiucci,
Mrs. Mary Govinello, Mrs. 7. Cocch-
lola, Mrs. j. Dance. Mrs. r. Detillo,
Mrs. M. Berardi, Mrs. J. Jannetty,
Mrs. j. Saginario, Mrs. A. Diorio and
Pasquale Diorio.
Romeo Doumochcl ana aaughters
Lea, Agnes and Margaret os High
land Avenue and his nephew,
rshnrlnn lard are nn0inrinn IA Nom