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

Cook, Ann Cook, Carol Koslosky,
Joyce Collins, June Lockton, Dolores
hester, Dorothy Walker, June Lee
may, Beverly Donston, Patricia
Donston, Caroline Boisvert, Alice
Hotchkiss, Betty Hotchkiss, Mary
Kowlia, Gloria Collins, Margaret
Campbell.
Also Frank Cook Jr, John Cook,
Pete Hotchkiss, Charles Walker,
Paul Mailhot, John LeMay Jr., JOS
eph Campbell and Thomas Campbell
Jr.
Also John Koslosky, Miss Cecile
Handura, Mis- Rita Handura, Miss
Irene Hondura, Mrs. Lorraine Le-
may, Mrs. Albert Collins, Mrs. Paul
Collins, Mrs. Joseph Hondura Jr.,
Mrs. Joseph Handura Sr. and Mrs.
Thomas Campbell.
Chamberlin-MOria
Palms and baskets of variagated
garden flowers decorated the First
Congregational Church Saturday
afternoon when Miss Patricia Mo-
riarty, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Moriarty of Chestnut Grove
road exchanged her nuptial VOWS
with Corp. George H. Chamberlin
of Camp Hood, Texas, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles H. Chamberlin of
Chestnut avenue. The o'clock cere-
mony was performed by the pastor,
Rev. John Maurice Deyo and George
F.. Morgan, organist, played the we'd
ding music.
The bride who was escorted to the
altar and given in marriage by her
father wore traditional satin in an
ivory tone. The fitted basque bodice
had v neckline and long sleeves
tapering over the wrists and the
full skirt was cut entrain. Seed
pearl trimmed the tiara which held
in place her net veil Of flngertip
length, and gardenias marked the
satin covered prayer book which she
carried.
Miss Marjorie Moriarty Of Chest
nut Grove road who was her sister
maid of honor was gOWned in peach
ninon styled with v neckline, short
shirred sleeves and full skirt. Her
doll hat was also in peach shade
and an arm bouquet of Talisman
roses completed her costume.
The Misses Helen and Edith Ben
nett of Litchfield road as brides
maids, wore gowns styled alike of
taffeta and ninon. The taffeta bo-
dices were made with sweetheart
necklines and three quarter length
sleeves and the ninOn skirts were
full. Miss Helen Bennett wore a
large garden hat of brides blue to
match her gown and carried pink
roses. Miss Edith Benefits large
garden hat and her gown were OF
aquamarine and her bouquet was
of yellow roses.
Corp. Chamberlin had as his best
man his brother, Charles r. Cham
berlin Of Waterbury, and Norman
E. Hole of Waterbury and Thomas
C. Schweitzer of Chestnut avenue
served as ushers.
Garden flowers we're used as floral
decoration in the Congregational
church house for the reception for
ABOUT % guests WHICH lOlIOWeu tlle
ceremony. Mrs. Moriarty, the brides
mother chose a costume of blue and
gray printed chiffon, navy accesso-
ries and corsage of gardenias COM
pleted her costume. The bride
broom's mother wore grey printed
silk with white accessories and a
gardenia corsage.
Early in the evening when Corp.
and Mrs. Chamberlin left for an I'M
announced wedding trip, the bride
wore costume of blue and white
printed sheer with navy blue &C
cessories and a corsage of gardenias.
Upon the completion Of their trip
Corp. Chamberlin will return to his
station where he is in the medical
corps of a tank destroyer battalion
and his bride will reside with her
parents.
Mrs. Chamberlin attended Water
town high school and Jost Junior
College. Corp. Chamberlin attended
Crosby high school and graduated
from WatertoWn high school and
Post Junior College.