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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
FLAHERTY . GRENIER

The marriage OF Miss Virginia
drerier, daughter OF Mrs. Margaret
drenIer OF 80 Center street, and
Maurice Fiaherty, son OF Maurice
Flaherty and the late Mrs. Cath
crime Flaherty OF 30 Albert Place,
took place this morning at st. AIMS
church at 0 o'clock, Rev. Maurice
Sullivan, cousin OF the groom, offici-
ating. Miss Margaret Tlaherty, sister
OF the groom, was maid Of honor,
and bridesmaids were Miss Margaret
Grenier, sister OF the bride, Angie
FIESTA and Mildred D'Angelo. John
Fiaherty was best man. UBhers were
Joseph varSalone, Joseph Larson,
Donald 0ren!er. Miss Marie Morrot,
organlSt, was In charge Of music and
Mrs. Marie derVai8 soloist.
The bride wore an ivory embroid-
cred marquisettc gown with pulled
sleeves, full skirt with train, q white
tuIIe cap, and O finger tip veil at
tachcd 10 crown. She carried O
shower bouquet OF garderiaS, step.
onatis and gypsophciia. The maid OF
honor wore pink printed silk taffeta
carried briarclif roses, gardef1iaS and
delphinium, and the bridesmaid
wore poudre blue net and maize net
respectively. They carried pink roses
and garden flowers tied With yellow
MaIines ribbon. About 100 guests at
tended o wedding breakfast. The
couple left on O wedding trip 10 New
York and will reside at 1902 East
Main street on their return.
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black tulip print and she wore O
large white straw picture hat with
black velvet ribbon and her corsage
was OF sweetheart roses. The dress
OF the backgrounds mother was navy
blue sheer with which she wore O
large picture hat OF white straw and
she also wore corSage OF pink
sweetheart roses.
A reception for about one hundred
guests was held at Waverly Inn fol-
lowing the ceremony. Out OF town
guests were In attendance from
Worcester, Brockton, Westneld,
Lawrence, Cambridge, Dorchester,
South Boston, West Roxbury, and
Lynn, Mass, New York, New Jer.
Bey and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Stokes and his bride left on
o wedding trip 10 Canada, the bride
wearing redingote OF shepardS
small black and white checks and
black patent leather accessories with
o large futed briin black felt hat
and o corsage OF white orchids.
Upon their return they will take up
their residence In Worcester, Mass.
The bride Is O graduate OF Crosby
High School and Perry Secretarial
School and was formerly secretary
In o New York engineering Arm for
the past four years,
Mr.. Stokes Is IN alumntis OF Cros-
by High School and Perry Secre-
tarial School.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Personal Shotver For
Marjorie Perkins

Mrs. William Il. NeR and Natalie
Nef were hoste5Ses at q personal
shower recently at their home on
Windsor street In compliment 10
Miss Marjorie Perkins, OF Maynard
avenue, bride.elect.
Attending were: Mrs. John Maier,
Misses Barbara and Elaine Maier,
Mrs. Frederick Schoneld, Miss MUIR
lei Schoneld, Mrs. Adam Callen,
Misses Eleanor .Callen, Jane Peck,
Barbara Doherty, Mrs. Lawrence T..
Wright, Mrs, Sofus Poulsen, Mrs
Orvin Barnum, Miss Sally Barnum,
Mrs. Albert N. Colgrove, Misses
Frances Colgrove, Myretta Clark,
Mrs. Arthur ISham, Miss Freda Hig-
gins, Mrs. George Towle, Miss Vir-
ginia Peck, Mrs. Wallace Clark, Mrs.
Edward Wells, Mrs. Richard G. Rem
dell, Misses Anna and Nellie Muir
name, Margaret Hunter, Mrs. Eugene
Rogers, Miss Ruth Gaunt, Mrs. Ar.
thur Thompson, Mrs. r. A. shattuck,
Miss Ella Doherty, Mrs. Frank Per-
kins, Miss Marjorie Perkins, Mrs. w.
u. NeR and Mrs. Clifford Peck.
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The BRIDES maid OF honor and
only attendant WAS Miss Ruth Lu.
kaD, cousin Of the groom from Wor-
cester, Mass, and Attorney Clarence
v. Balanda, brother Of the bride,
was best man for Mr.. Stokes. The
ushers were: Francis J. Balanda OF
Waba1, Mass, and Joseph Bolafka
OF Worcester, Mass.
The bride was escorted to the
altar and given In marriage by her
father and wore O gown OF ivory
angel skin satin, o reproduction OF
Balenciaga's famous square ncckline
with fine Queen Anne collar and
having the typical bustline Of Ba-
lenciaga with pointed basque waist
line and O bouffant box pleated
skirt. Her illusion finger tip veil was
held In place by an orange blossom
cluster and she carried O shower
bouquet OF white orchids, lilies OF
the valley and gardenias. The maid
Of honor'g frock was baby blue mar.
quisettc over pink net finished with
o fitted waist and ghirrcd bodice
with full skirt and square neckline
trimmed with flowers. She wore O
"done With the Wind" model hat
IN sweetheart shape with pink net
and flower trim corresponding TO
the dress. Her old fashioned bou.
quet consisted OF blue and pink
flowers tied with pink tulle.
The brides mother wore o white
Jersey background dress printed with
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The altar was attractiyely deco
rated with palms, red and white
peonics and garden flowers A pro-
gram Of nuptial music was rendered
with Mrs. John Maloney singing,
"Panis AngelicuS" and william Clas-
by rendering gehuberpg ave
Maria. Professor Robert Y. Brit
presided at the organ.
The bride was given In marriage
by her father and had as her maid
OF honor and only attendant, Miss
Helen M. Shea. Thomas j. Grady,
Jr., brother OF the bride, was best
nian and the ughers included;
Samuel u. ParmcIee OF Merlde1,
Uncle OF tho bridegroom, and George
v. Grady, brother OF the bride.
The bride was beC0mingly at
tired In o gown OF white AlenCon
suede lace with long graceful cir
cular train and having sweetheart
neckline with short pulled sleeves
trimmed with satin bows. Her full
length veil OF silk illusion fell from
O tiara trimmed with satin rosebuds
and tufted tulle and fell In o
short face veil. She carried o
prayer book marked with white ros-
o. and lilies OF the valley. The gown
OF the maid OF honor was aqua
marine narqui8ette trimmed with
bands OF matching lace around the
square neckIi1e and on the short
puffed sleeves and also on the full
faring SKIRT Her small framed
doll hat WAS Of aquamarine chiffon
with o face veil IN q shade cores
bonding 10 her gown and ghe carried
Q Colonial bouquet OF yriarClin ros.
o. and baby'g breath.
The dress OF the BRIDES mother
was Copenhagen blue ChantiIly lace
with which she wore white access
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

Miss Mary Rita Tammaro, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. Antoinette Tammara and
the late Antimo Tammaro, OF 626
Bank street, was married THIS
morning ct 0:46 o'clock at Our Lazy
OF Lourdes Church, 10 Ralph Louis
Belloisy, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. A.
Bciioisy OF i02 Hill street. Right
Reverend Monsignor Joseph l..
Valdombrini officiated at the cere.
monies and celebrated the nuptial
high mass. The double ring service
was used, and the bride was given
IN marriage by her mother. She had
as her maid Of honor her sister,
Miss Frances Angela Tammaro, ana
Mr.. Belloisy had for his best man
his cousin Stephen Belioisy Of New
York City. The ushers were An
drew Cozzi, O cousin OF the bride.
and Philip Colevecchia, cousin OK
the bridegroom. Palms and ferns,
pink and white peonies and carna-
tons decorated the altar and sanct-
uary. A special musical program
was arranged by Francis 0iaquinto,
organist, Steven Montelli singing
"Panis Angeiicus", and Angelina
MassI singing, ave Maria.
The bride wore . white gown Of
marauisette with white chantilla
lace bodice, long lace sleeves fitted
from elbow 10 wrist, the neckiine
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ushers were Charles Clauss, BROTH
er-in-law Of the bridegroom, and Leo
@. Fox.
The bride wore q white French
marquisette gown with elbow length
sleeves, accented with small shirred
tucks. The skirt was full and fell
gracefully from O tight bodice, tri-
pie pieated at intervals and banded
with heaven blue grosgrain ribbon
woven into o lace insert. There was
O modified sweetheart neckline
which was also trimmed with rib
bon and lace. With this she wore
O shoulder length tulle veil which
fell from Q Juliet cap Of lace and
ribbon In the same motif as on the
dress, and which was fastened with
orange blossoms. Her bouquet was
OF white stepanotis, light blue del.
phiniun, tied with white tulle. The
maid OF honor wore O white gown
designed like tho BRIDES but band.
ed with rose grosgrain ribbon, q Jul
liet cap Of rose ribbon and lace with
rose horsehair brina, the cap having
O small cluster OF flowers In front.
With her costume she carried white
steponotis, pink larkspur tied with
pink tulle. 81
The brides mother wore Eleanor
blue lace, o blue horsehair hat
trimmed with flowers and an Or
child corsage. A reception was held
following the ceremony ct Tavern
Roseanne In Middlebury. Out Of town
guests came from New York, WASH
ington, d. O., Rutherford, N. j., Win.
sted and Hartford. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyons left on an unannounced we'd
ding trip, the bride travelling In o
maize and poudre blue suit with maize
accessories, with which she wore an
orchid corsage. On their return
they will reside ct IS Willow street.
Mr.. Lyons 10 o graduate Of Crosby
high school and is associated with
the Chase companies. Mrs. Lyons
is O graduate Of Wildly high school,
and Is associated with the Water.
bury Democrat as society editor.
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Belloisy Tan,n1aro Wedding
Took Place This Morning

was In sweetheart Shape, O full skirt
terminating In O long train. She
wore with this o floor length veil
made circular with four tiers edged
with chantilla lace fastened 10 cor
onet OF pearlized orchids. She car
ried O cascade bouquet OF orchids.
The maid OF honor wore 0 frock
OF bagdad rose chiffon that was
fashioned with Q shirred bodice,
sweetheart necklire, short sleeves;
her skirt was very full and fell In
soft folds. She wore o large leg.
horn hat In Alice blue shade, and
carried O cascade bouquet Of Regina
Elena roses and delphinium. The
brides mother wore an Alice blue
lace gown with white accessories,
and an orchid corsage, and the
bridegroom's mother wore navy
blue sheer with white accessories and
an orchid corsage. A reception was
held at suozzo's Palm Room. The
couple left on wedding trip TO
New York and Atlantic City, the
bride wearing Q navy and white
Nancy print ensemble with three
quarter length Jacket. They will
reside on their return ct lat East
Main street. The bride attended
wildly High School and Post COL
College, and the groom attended
Leayenworth High School.
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Leece-E astsvood
Wed This Morning

The marriage OF Miss Mildred
Eastwood, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Eastwood Of 81 Rose
street, and Robert Leece, son Of Mrs.
william Leece Of Ives street, took
place this morning ct II o'clock OF
81. Johns Episcopal church, Rev.
Richard Milland offlciatiig. Her
bridesmaids were Miss denevieve
phelan and Miss Mary Boyce, O cou.
sin. The best man was Herbert
Leece, O brother Of the groom and
the ushers were william Leece, O
brother, and Henry Poulter, cousin
Of the bride. Miles IA Martin, Or
ganist, was In charge Of the musical
program. Robert dufiie was soloist.
The bride wore gown OF white
tulle with short pulled sleeves with
full skirt and fitted bodice, O finger
tip veil, and carried O prayer book
marked with gardenias, steponatis
and baby's breath. The bridesmaids
wore starched chiRons, one blush
pink, the other aqua shade, with
matching floral hats and shoulder
length wells, both carrying colonial
bouquets. The BRIDES mother wore
o white print on navy blue marqui-
settle background with white acces.
sories. A reception was held ct the
Chase Country Club for 100 guests,
out OF town guests here from Wash.
ingtor, .. O., New Britain and Man
chester. The couple left on g trip
TO the White Mountains and on re-
ksa ...laa A. -
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
HoFFMAN.BARBER

Friday afternoon OF the Grace
Methodist church Miss Janet Bar
Der, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
cnce Barber OF Chestnut avenue, be-
came the bride OF Verne Hoffman,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. silas Hoffman
Of Davis street, Oakyille. Mrs. Rob-
ert Anderson OF New York, O sister
Of the bride, and Raymond Hoffman,
the bridegroom's brother, were the
attendants. The bride was given In
marriage by her father and Roger
Barber and Reid Hoffman, brothers
Of the bride and bridegroom, re-
spectively, usiiered. Wedding music
was played by Mrs. Ida Benson.
Decorations In the church consisted
Of mountain laurel and garden how-
ers.
The bride wore o full skirted
gown OF white net with tiille veil
caiEht 10 3 floral headdresg. Her
flowers were white roses and step.
Onatis In shower effect. Her sister
wore O fFock Of blue organdie.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Kathryn Elizabeth Murphy
WEEDS John Francis Carey
MRS JOHN VtANCIs CARLY

orange blossoms and sweet peas. Her
maid Of honor wore an aQiiamarine
TII0tissellre De sole gown with short
puffed sleeves, and o tiara Of the
same shade, She carried yellow
roses. Mrs. George Parker, who re-
cciycd with the bridal party wore q
white sheer crepe with white acceg.
E0rieg and corSage OF pink roses. The
bridegroomB mother wore q blue en-
gembIe with white accessories and O
corsage OF gaTdeniaS. A wedding
breakfast was held ut the Silver
Chalet followed by o reception at the
home OF the bride, about 90 attend
ing. Out OF town guests were pres
ent from A1soilia, Seymour, Derby,
Norwich, Hartford, TaftviiIc. New
York and Bridgeport, MFR. and Mrs.
Carey will reside at s. Clearview
street on their return from q we'd
ding trip 70 Maine and New Hamp-
shire. The bride wore for travel O
pink costume With wi1ite accessories
and q corsagc Of orchids, She n @
graduate Of the waterbury CathoIs
lc high school, and the groom ID Q
graduate Of the Ailsonin high school.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

The marriage OF Miss Kathryn
Elizabeth Murphy, daughter Of Dem
MS Murphy Of 80 Clcarview street,
and the late Mrs. Mary Murphy, and
John Francis Carey, ron Of MI. and
Mrs. Patrick Carey Of i21 Wakclce
avenue, AIs0nIa, took place this
morning at gS. Peter and Paul
church at 0 O'Clock, Rev, Terence
Murphy, G. M, o cousin Of the bride
officiating. The bride was given In
marriage by her father. Mis- Eileen
Ann Murphy, her sister, was maid OF
honor, and Edward Joseph Carey,
brother Of the groom, was best man,
Church decorations consisted Of
palms and pink carnations. Edward
Wolfe presided at the organ and
Ralph Shove was g0lolst,
The bride wore o white velveray
fsl0ussoIlfie DO sole gown with sweet
heart fleckiine, the skirt fashioned
With q long train, q triple TERED
finger tip veil which was held IN
place By q crown OF orange bios
SONS. WITH this she carried q white
prayer book marked with orchids,
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Landry-Hebert
Nuptials Today

The marriage Of Mrs Marie Rose
Kebeft, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Hebert OF 81 East Liberty
street, and Albert Landry, ron Of
Charles Landry OF Berlin, N, IT,,
took place this morning AZ 7 O'Clock
at g. AIMS church, Rev. Ubald
1auTior Officiating. The bride Wag
given IN marriage by her brother,
joseph Hebert Mrs Floyd La
REVERE, the brides gistcr, was ma
tfon OF honor, and Floyd In REVERE
was best man, Cut flowers and
palms were used for decoration at
the church, o musical program ar
ranged by the organiSt
The bride wore white net fitted
at the waist with long train, and
carried y prayer book that Was
marked with orchids and baby,s
breath. The maid OF honor wore
pink fsouyeilne do dole, tujIe veil
with flowers and carried deep pink
roses and sweet peas. The BRIDES
mother wore o dark blue print with
3 corsage OF red roses and sWcct
peas. A reception was held ~ Har-
mons Grill The couple IeH On q
wedding trip 10 New Hampshire and
when they return will reside ~ 81
Mefiden road.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
6fsSA> i, Many Prominent Nuptas Events of Today
" Weddings and Pre- uptial Parties Numerous
MaxtOeH-M unson
NuptiaIs Today

Miss Kathleen Q. Munson, daugh-
ter OF Mrs. william Munson Of II
State street, was united In matri-
mony this. morning at 3 o'clock at
the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception to John ]. Maxwell, son Of
Charles Maxwell Of II Ambrose
street. Rev. Francis M. O'Shea off.
ciated. Miss Mary A. German was
maid Of honor, and Francis Schnel
was best man. Ushers were Robert
D. Welton, brother.in-law Of the
bride, and John Mahaney. Palms,
ferns, rhododendrons and pink peon-
les were used for church decoration.
A musical program was arranged,
Elizabeth Maher singing Schuberts
ave Maria" and "Panis Angelicus."
The bride wore q white slipper
satin gown princess sytle with long
sweeping train, lace inserts Alix
model, O veil OF illusion net, finger
tip length attached 10 cap trimmed
with orange blossoms. She carried
O white prayer book showered with
gardenias and sweet peas. The maid
Of honor wore O pink net dress
princess style, sweetheart neckline,
o shirred bodice, and long full
skirt. She wore picture hat OF
blue Malines and carried pink roses
and blue delphinium. The brides
mother wore blue lace with white
accessories and O corsage OF pink
sweetpeas. A reception for about
fifty was held at shel Chateau. The
couple left on 0 wedding trip TO
New York and on their return will
reside at 8 Marley Place. The bride
wore for travel q white crepe en-
semble with white accessories and 0
gardenia corsage.
George Reynolds Of 22e Circuit
avenue celebrated his 80th birthday
Tuesday night and was presented 0
30 year Jewel BY officers OF Nosaho-
gan Lodge Of Odd Fellows In recog-
milton OF his 80 years OF member
ship In the lodge.
Mr.. Reynolds was employed BY
the Waterbury Clock Company up
until Ave years ago when he retired.
Miss Angelina Pinto, deputy, and
Miss M. q. Stance, supreme deputy,
were chosen 10 represent the
Daughters OF Italy, Companions OF
the Forest, at the annual conven-
ton OF Atlantic City, In october.
The delegates were chosen last
night at O meeting.
Lucy D'Andrea and Lena Rug
giero were chosen as alternates.
Meetings during the summer will
be on the fourth Friday Of July and
August.
The waterbury Undergraduate
club OF Holy Cross college held It's
annual summer dance last night at
the Chipanee country club, Bristol.
A large number OF students and
alumni from the Naugatuck Valley
attended.
Gregory dilmartin Of waterbury
and John Conole Of Union City
headed the arrangements commit
tee.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Weddings
HAMEL.TRUELOyE


Miss Doris Ellen Trueiove, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trueiove
OF 1894 T'homaston avenue, and
John y. Hamei, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Hamel OF 264 Circular ave-
nue. were united In marriage this
morning at 81. Michacl's church at
0 o'clock, Rev. James j. O'Brien
officiating ut the ceremony and ccie-
brating the mass. Miss Julia True
love, O sister OF the bride, was maid
of honor, and Howard Hamel, bro
ther OF the groom was best man.
fishers were Russell Trueiove O
cousin Of the bride and Roland
HaneI, o brother OF the groom. The
church decorations consisted Of
peoflies and roses.
The bride wore o gown OF white
net trimmed with bands OF Alencon
lace, q shaped neckline, short
sleeves and fitted gauntlets on the
forearm. Her skirt was long and
full with o train, and her three.
quarter length veil was caught at
the top with o cluster OF orange
blossoms. The maid OF honor wore
0 poudre blue marquisette gown
with On undcrgkirt OF net and lace,
the bodice was finished with sweet
heart neckiine and had long bishop
sleeves. She wore o cluster OF small
garden flowers In her hair and o
shoulder length veil OF blue tulie.
She carried o bouquet OF garden
flowers. The bride carried q prayer
book showered, and shower bouquet
Of gardenias and Steponatis. The
BRIDES mother wore Alice blue mesh
with navy accessories, street length,
and the bridegroomB mother wore
blue net with white accessories, also
street length. The couple left on O
wedding trip 10 Virginia Beach, the
bride wearing for travel o green
sharkskin suit with white accessor-
les. On their return they will reside
at 1894 Thomaston avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

0ories and she wore O corSage Of ros-
eA The bridegroom's mother wore
O peach marquette dress with Pier
pont lace and white accessories and
her corSage was Of gardeniag.
A wedding breakfast WAS held at
the Copper Kettle following the cerc-
inony after which o reception was
held at the home Of the bride.
About ninety guests were In atten-
dance including out Of town guests
from Hartford, Wallingford, Mcri-
den, New York, Newark and Port
Chester.
Upon returning from an IMAM
fiounced wedding trip, the couple
viii take up their residence at 81
Liberty street, Mcridcn, Conn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

A ceremonial was held after the
meeting Of the season OF oalllee
Shrine, White Shrine Of Jerusalem,
ri Masonic temple last night. Mrs.
Joseph n. Neill, worthy high priest
ess and John oresswell, Waterman
Of shepherds, presided.
Plans were made for o member
ship supper and entertainment at
the first meeting Of the new season
In September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Carroll ODay
Nupti0ls Today

The marriage Of Miss Violet Marie
O'Day, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick O'Day Of Plaza avenue, and
Theodore Frederick Carroll, son Of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick II.
Carroll, took place this morning at
ST. Margarets church, and was
among the many important we'd
dings Of today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

Members OF the Business and Pro-
fessionaI Womens Club were the
guests "wednesday evening OF Miss
Ruby Weed at o picnic supper held
90 the golithmayd Home. Those AZ
tending were: Misses Elizabeth, 10.
Sephine, Myfa and May eon1ers,
Emily afid Helen Mefrimaf, Edith
and TIoreflce geIIew, Anna Platt,
Charlotte Merchant, Ella Patcilen,
FLORENCE 0Feenleaf, Sara Ball, Ruth
LleboOk, isabel fIifickiey, Mrs. jean
ilette Bfonneke and Mrs. Lena
Pike.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Miss MaryE. GradyBecon,es
Bride of Charles L. Norton

Prominent among the late June nuptials will be the
marriage Of Miss Mary Frances Grady daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas J. Grady Of Baldwin street and Charles L.
Norton son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallng A. Norton Of East
Main street which took place this morning at s15 o'clock
at st. Francis Xaviers church. Rev. Joseph L. Kinney Off
cised at the ceremony and also ceebrant Of the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Stokes -Balanda Wedding
Took Place This Morning
Rev. Benedict Cauronskas O

Rev. Benedict Gauronskas oficiated at a pretty we'd
ding this morning II o'clock at st. Josephs church when
he united In marriage Miss Mildred Mary Baanda daugh
street and Thomas Ncodemus Stokes Of Mr. and Mrs.
Ncodemus Stokes Of Worcester Mass The nuptial
which followed also celebrated by Father Garonskas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

Professor Frederick Harmon or.
ganist, arranged the musical pro-
gram. Marcel Doucette was soloist
singing an ave Marie" and "Panis
Angelicus." Palms, cybotium ferns,
peonies and roses were used for
church decorations. The bride was
attended by her sister, Miss Mary
q. Murphy, and Frederick Remb-
recht Of New York city, o cousin, at
tended Mr.. Lyons as best man. The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

Simeon I. sachner, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon sachner Of A willow
street. was awarded Q degree from
the Bentley School Of Accounting
and Finance last week ct Boston,
Mass.
Mr.. Dachner a 9 eEaduate Of
Thomaston High school and at
tended Temple University before
entering Bentley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
ADLER.KAgTLEMAN

Misc Zelda Kastieman, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph KaStleman
OF 900 Cooke street and Louis A.
Adler, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Adler
OF Astoria, L. l., will take place to-
morrow ct 1 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
Miss HelenM. MurphyWeds
Thomas Lyons This Morning

Miss Helen Marie Murphy daughter Of Mrs. Jane E.
Murphy of 149 Cooke street united in marmony this
morning to Thomas Francis Lyons Of Mrs. Mary A.
Lyons Of Is Farvew street at the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception at o'clock Rev. Francis NJ OShea pastor per-
formed the and celebrated the nupa hgh mass
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-06-29
MAReHALL SIGNED

Charles d. Brown has been signed
by NOM for the role Of the y. ,.
Har6haI IN "r0om Town" alI-staf
aim with CLARK Gable, spencer
tracy, oIaudette Colbert and Hedy