The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1943-07-19

Weddings
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Miss Jeanne Clarity, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Clarity OF
ATS Norton Parkway, New Haven
was married to 1t. Edward j. Nc
Donough son Of Judge John F.. Nc
Donough of 1875 Millville avenue;
Naugatuck, Conn, this morning at 9
o'clock at st. Boniface church, New
Haven, Rev. john Hellet officiated
at the ceremony and nuptial mass.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her maid of honor
was her sister, Dorothy Clarity with
Rosemary A. McDonough, sister of
the groom and Doris Shields, An
sonia, classmate of the bride acting
as bridesmaids. James Clarity
aviation cadet and brother of the
bride was best man for Mr.. Nc
Donough. The ushers were Martin F.
Lynn, cousin of bridegroom H. David
Ward of Naugatuck, William ".
Boynton of Milford, Conn, and 1t,
Is. G. ~ Walter j. Reilly of Boston.
The church decorations were of
gladiolii, cibotium ferns, Easter Lii
les and gypsophila, Henry Bissonette
was soloist accompanied by John
Buckley Mr.. Bissonette rendered
ave Maria" by Gounod, "Panum
Angelicus" by Fransk and Because
by Hardlet.
The bride was dressed in white
gown, shirred satin bodice with mar
quisette yoke both being embroider
ed with seed pearl centered flowers.
Her gown had long pointed marqui-
settle sleeves; full skirt and train.
Her veil was of shirred tulle with
Mary Queen of Scots headdress, the
long veil covering her train. Her
bouquet was Of white catileyee Or
chids with stephanotis and bouvar-
dia.
Miss Dorothy Clarity as maid of
honor was dressed in ice blue FROST
ed marquisette. The gown had
tight bodice and bouffant skirt
With this she wore an ice blue cir
cular veil with rosebud flower tiara.
Her flowers were sweetheart roses
mixed by bachelor buttons and DEL
phinium. The bridesmaids dresses
were of frosted marquisette with
bouffant skirts tight bodice and ell
bow sleeves. with their gowns they
wore blush pink circular wells with
rosebud and bachelor buttons tlaras
The bouquets we're of rapture roses
mixed with bachelor buttons.
The brides mother wore a street
length pink beige crepe dress with
bodice and elbow sleeves of embrold-
cred net with which she wore a
matching hat and a brown orchid
corsage. Miss Estelle McDonough
sister of the groom was dressed in
powder blue crepe lace with small
hat of ostrich feathers and cor
sage of lilies.
After the wedding reception was
held at the Hotel Taft. The decora-
tons for the reception was gladiolii,
and stephanoitis. The music was by
the Hotel Taft Trio. About $50
guests attended.
Out of town wedding guests were
from Boston, Naugatuck, Torrln9-
ton, Milford, New London, Fort
Devens, Bridgeport, Stratford, Wat
erbury and Meriden.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDonough left for
wedding trip to Washington D. c..
the bride travelling in powder blue
crepe ensemble with matching hat
and white orchid corsage.
Mr.. McDonough is graduate OF
Fordham University, class of 1887
and attended Fordham Law School.
He entered the Air Corps Reserve
U. S. Army in December 30, 1910.
Mrs. McDonough attended St JOS
eph's college, West Hartford, class
of 194l.
The future plans OF the couple de-
pend on 1t. McDonough's serice Or
derS.