The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-17
eWVeterons Post tToSeot SIote Tuesday
 State Officers Guests
 At vFW Installation
 Ai Community Nall

elected officers of Wateroak Post, recently organized Veterans Of Foreign Wars will be installed at Community hall Tuesday evening at 8:15. State officers will be present.
 Christmas Party
 Mrs. Howard Williams of Middle bury road was hostess for the Wo- mems Christian Temperance Union, Friday afternoon at her home. Miss Edith Skilton presided at the business meeting and devotional service in the absence of Mrs. Will liam Hartwell. who is spending some time visiting relatives in New York state. During the afternoon several magazine excerpts, concern Ing the subject of temperance, were read by Miss Skilton.
 Articles to fill Christmas stock ingS were brought to the meeting and the completed stockings will be sent to the Newington Veterans hospital.
 The annual Christmas party with grab bag of gifts was enjoyed and tea was served. Mrs. Myron Wheeler presided at the tea table. The regular meeting of LeRoy G Woodward Post, American Legion Auxiliary will be held at the Le- zion Club rooms, Community build- ing, Watertown, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The annual Christmas party will be held and each person attend Ing is asked to bring a 9 cen: gift for the grab bag. Refreshments will be served.
 Dickens Christmas Carol, a play will be presented by pupils of the seventh and eight grades of Bald win school at the meeting of the Baldwin school at the meeting of the Baldwin P. T. A., Wednesday afternoon in the Little Theater of the school.
 Christmas carols will be sung by the Glee club, during the intermis- sion.
 Dahlin-Magee
 A candlelight service performed Saturday in 8 floral setting ot bronze, yellow and white chrysan- themums, laurel and ferns, united in marriage Miss Geraldine Julie Magee of 54 Prospect street, and the late Floyd Magee, to Gun nard Theodore Dahlin of Nauga- tuck, son of Mrs. Alfred Widen o1 Naugatuck. The o'clock double ng service was performed in Christ Episcopal church by the rector, Rev Thomas s. Cline, D. D.
 prapnIiy.er gan prelude was presented by tho organist, Ralph Stumpf. MT. Stumpi also played the traditional wedding marches and accompanied the solo. ist, Miss Jean Schneider of Strat. ford a cousin of the bride, who sang T Love You Truly" and Be. cause"
 Escorted tothe altar and giver in marriage by her uncle, Mayor Daniel Davis of Bristol the bride was gowned in traditional white bridal satin. The moulded bo. dice was styled with sweethear neckiine and long pointed sleeve! both edged with rosepoint lace, anc the full swift extended into cour | train. A lace and pearl trimmed Juliet cap held in place the bridei fingertip length veil Of bridal il. fusion and she carried a bouque of white roses, chrysanthemums ant stephanotis with laurel and fern She wore an amethyst pendant or a gold chain, a piece of family | jewelry.
 Mrs. Raymond Cummings O. Prospect street. the brides sister served as matron of honor. Hel gown combined tight fitted velvet bodice and full skirt of white tulle. The rounded neckline 0! her gown and her poinetd black velvet mitts were edged with white :ace in same design as that useC on the brides gown. Mrs. Cum naings wore a black velvet calot with white shoulder length veil and an arm bouquet of red ant white carnations and chrysanthe- nuns completed her costume.
 Milton Dahlin of Middlebury at tended his brother as best man ant guests including those from New York, Bridgeport. Waterbury. Strat' ford, Brsitol, Naugatuck, Middle. bury, Oakville and Watertown were