The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-07-05

Watertown, July 5.-Miss Melli- cent Mae -ByEnes, daughter of MT. and Mrs. James J. Byrnes of Ham, ilton avenue, Watertown, was mar rted to Pvt. Robert Glen Keidel of Camp Edwards, Falmouth, Masss son of Mrs. Anna B. Keidel of Ridgewood street, Waterbury, We'd uesday evening at o'clock.
 The ceremony took place in St. Johns Episcopal Church, Water bury with Rev. Francis o. Ayers, the rector, officiating. Miles IA. Martin, organist, presented pro- gram of nuptial music.
 Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore gown of white net over taffeta, fashioned with a high neckline, short puffed sleeves and . slight train. Her veil fell from an arrangement of starched net flow CTS end clusters of lily of the Val- ley and her bouquet was composed of pink roses.
 Miss Sally Brovick, the brides maid of honor and only attendant wore 8 frock of pink mousseline de goie styled with Q pearl outlined round neckline, long puffed sleeves and Q bouf5ant skirt. A tiara of roses and bouquet of tea roses completed her costume.
 Theodore Trewhella Keidel, a brother of the bridegroom served ax best man while another brother Of the bridegroom, Corp. William Arthur Keidel of the 206th Coast Artillery Band at Samp Edwards, and pr. E. J. Adams of Southbury were the usherS.
 The brides mother wore Q cos- tune of old rose with white access sories and a corSage of pink roses, while q gown of pastel blue was chosen by the bridegroorniS mother. Her accessories matched her gown and her corsage was of tea roses.
 Following the ceremony a recep. ton was held at the home of the bridegroom's mother on Ridge wood street. Waterbury.
 The bride attended Watertown high school, while the bridegroom is an alumnus of Crosby high school, Waterbury.
 Special Town Meeting
 "A special town meeting will be held In the town hall Tuesday eve- ming, July 8, at 8 o'clock. The pur- pose of the meeting is to give the town the authority to order neces- sary equipment and supplies before the next fiscal year. This is neces- eary due to the lengthy delay in receiving supplies after orders have been placed and also because of the upward trend in prices espe- eially in mechanical and steel sup piles,
 Playground Notes
 Miss Betty Bartlett, supervisor oi the playground which opened this week reports a good attendance Averaging about 150 children daily A larger attendance is expected next week.
 A baseball team Is being formed and it is possible that soccer team viii be formed also. A practice game of baseball will take place
 Any child interested in carpentry CT the refnishing of furniture t Meked to bring his or her W0rK t1 ,the playground as Henry McGougf will give instruction in this type of work.
 wedding Announcement
 Miss Ruth Preston, daughter oi MT and Mrs. E. l.. Preston ot Mc- pci,ough, N. r., was married or Frlday. July to Frank Hayer, ol New York City. The wedding tool sniace iu McDonough.
 Akrs. Mayer recently resigned nel nosition as dietecian at the Tar School where she had been em' snloyed for some time.
 Engagement Announced. m The engagement of Arthur L Pronovost, son of MT. and Mrs Wiibert L. Pronovost of Guernsey. town road, to Miss Anne Mark Radke. daughter of Mr. and Mrs dusAav Radke of Watertown av' eniie. Waterbury, has recently beer