The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-01-12
MRS. E. COWLES
 SHOWER GUEST
Former Dorothy Modeen of Waterville HOnOred; Mrs.
 Andrews Hostess
WOLCOTT Correspondent: Alma P. Cole
 Tel. 3-2803

Wolcott, January 12-Mrs. Alfred Andrews of East street, Hitchcock Lake, was hostess at her home Fri day night at a miscellaneous shower given in honor of her sister in-law, Mrs. Edwin Cowles. Mrs. Cowles before her marriage on Dec. 20 was Dorothy Mcdeen of Water vile. Games and music were enjoyed and refreshments served at late hour.
 Those present were: Miss Doris Pesst, Miss Betty Toleman, Miss Josephine Wallace, Miss Joan Foley Miss Genevieve Griffen, Mrs. Fran cis Burr, Mrs. Oscar Mulonet, Mrs. Harold Grant, Mrs. Anthony Bar bierie, Mrs. John Putnam, Mrs John Foley, Mrs. Harry Hart, Mrs Lloyd Parsons, Mrs. Robert Fulg- ham, Mrs. Alexander Grant, Mrs Burros Bradford, Mrs. Frank Dillon Mrs. Ernest Peterson, Mrs. Carl O. Peterson, Mrs. Charles Lynch, Mrs Alfred Affeldt, Mrs. Edward Theria- aut, Mrs. Charles Cowles, Mrs. Rob- ert Furhnam, Mrs. Henry Engel Mrs. Julius CoWles, Mrs. John Samuelson, Mrs. Edwin Cowles and Mrs. Alfred Andrews.
 Brothers Wed Sisters
 Albert Gregalot and John Grega- lot, sons of MT. and Mrs. August Gregalot of Spindle Hill, were mar rioJ Cot,,rrI o ', n, or,,i,,r ot II r,olooi, at St. PaulS Lutheran church in Union City to Miss Theresa Sugient and Miss Nellie Sugient, daughters of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Sugient of Roaring Brook road, Prospect. A double wedding ceremony was per formed by Rev. Henry Brustat. Theresa became the bride of Albert and Nelulie the bride of John.
 Both brides wore gowns of ivory slipper satin with long trains, long sleeves, and sweetheart neckline trimmed with beaded pearls. Both wore coronets beaded with pearls to hold the long illusion net wells in place. They carried arm bou- quets of white roses. The brides
 
 Angeline 1fikulskas of Prospect at- tended Miss Nellie Sugient, and Mrs. Edws ,rd Gregalot attended Miss Teresa Sugient.
 Their gowns were of blue net skirts with brocaded satin tops, short. sleeves, with sweetheart neck lines. They wore blue net illusion veils held in place with tiaras trimmed with matching flowers. They carried bouquets of red roses. Mrs. Sugient, mother of the girls, wore gown of blue alpaca with gold accessories, and Mrs. Grega- lots gown was of green alpaca with green ard gold alpaca inserts Both mothers wore corsges of pink roses. A reception for 300 guests was held at Venta Hall in Water bury after the ceremony. After an unannounced wedding trip the new l.Weds will make their home ir Wolcott.
 Deputy Wardens
 Charles D. Gibson, chief air raiG warden, has appointed the following deputy Wardens: Miss Janet Moss Jack Washburne, Sherman Watkins and assistant Wardens, Mrs. Holls- ton Carolan, Miss Rita Gannutz Mrs. Gerard Tuohy and Mrs. Walter Smith. This makes 26 wardenS, but many more are needed and if any one is interested and wishes to help in this line of defense work will they call MT. Gibson, phone 3-1586
 Private Richard Wilson of Fort Adams, R. l., will leave Thursday for Fort Monroe, Virginia, where he will take three months course in government radio school.
 Farley Wednesday
 The Wolcott Women's club will meet at Woodtick chapel, Wednes- day at 10:30 a. m. for an all day session, and will sew for the Wa terbury hospital. Mrs. Claude Badger will preside at the business meeting at p. m. A box lunch will be enjoyed at noon.
 The Home Economics committed of Wolcott Grange will sponsor 8 card party at o'clock tonight ir the Grange hall. Prizes will be given at each table and refresh mentS served. INTERNAL. REVENIIF