The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-03
MILDRED NEMETH
 NOW MRS. CLARK
Bride and Groom of Satur. day Plan to Make Home
 on MunsOn Road
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Wolcott, Nov. 3-Mrs. Mildred Nemeth, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Claude V. Badger of the Nichols road was married to Vincent Clark, the son of Thomas Clark Of Paw ling, N. Y, on Saturday morning at 0 o'clock at the rectory of SS. Peter and Paul church in Water. bury. Rev. John Sullivan performed the marriage ceremony. The ate tendantS were Miss Marie Pelletier and Prank Clark, cousin of the groom of Waterbury. The bride wore c sea foam green ensemble with hat and accessories of darker green. Miss Pelletier wore c dress of ma nilla brown with matching hat and gold accessories. Mrs. Badger, mother of the bride, wore e navy blue crepe romaine redingote with white accessories and corsage of white gardeniaS. A wedding break fast was held at the Old Hundred Inn in Woodbury for the bridal party and the immediate families after which the newlywedS left on an unannounced wedding trip. They will reside on Munson road when they return.
 Dance Enjoyed
 About 300 attended the Halloween entertainment and dance given by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Vol colt Volunteer Fire Department given at Moynihan's Friday night. George Brown was master of cere- monies. The entertainers were Miss Jeanette Castle and her ac. cordion: seven year old Shirley Dy- son, acronatic dancer who responded to several encores; George Bright, Charles Corners ahd George Brown who gave several vocal selections and Arlene Cook who sang and danced.
 Edward Theriault and Mrs. Will liam Klitka led the grand march at 10 p. m. with all in costume follow ing. So many were in costume the judges, Chief Henderson of the Thomaston fire department and Mrs. Henderson, MT. and Mrs. Howard Lynch, Judge James Con- way and James Gibson of Meriden found 1t difficult to select the prize winners but after much thought selected the following: best dressed man, an Arab Shiek, Edwin Mills: best dressed woman, Arabian prin- cess, Madeline Gervasoni: best dressed couple of Olden times, MT. and Mrs. John Sexton; hobo, E. J. Nezlr; funniest, Jacquiline Dum- schott: most original woman. Miss Liberty, Mrs. Wooster; most original man and attendant, Mahatrna Ghandi. John J. Bergin. attendant, John Carlson: best all-around group the March of Time, Father Time Lewis Archambault; January, Miss Sophia Laguna; February, Mrs. Rob- ert Grant; March, Miss Nancy Kil- Han: April, Richard Archanibault: May, Miss Marjorie Wall: June, Mrs Leland GaFFigus: July, Miss Amelia Archambault: August. Mss Laurine Hickey: September, Miss Rae 6ay- glglg: October, Mrs. Walter MorTt- son: November, Mrs. George r Mitchell; December, Mrs. John Grant. A handmade scarf wal awarded to Ray walsh. 6 coffee table to John Dumschott and a toy fire truck t0 MT. Brennan. Special prizes went to Stanley Witty. Ther- esq Plzzuto, Frank Madden, William Peterson, Kenneth TookeF. Harold D0naiaua, Mrs. Charles C0wlea and Mrs. sherman Watkins. Mrs. Jchn Carlson, president of the auxiliary and Mrs, William Dumschott. chair man Of the September card party presented Chief TheEtault with q check for ea00 Scr eha Mre hosaBa building fund. Tho committee iE charge of the dance was A&fs. WlA- Ham Mlllha. chairman, Mgs. Chagiaa Mott, Agra. Kenneth TeekeE MEa