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WATERBURY. CONNECTICUT. SATURDAY. AUGUST 31. 1935
Personal
=.SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
= Weddings
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Enters College
Will Wed Soon
Bride Of Next Month
Labor Day Bride
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MISS ROSEMARY HARMON
Miss Harmon has chosen MarywOOd college to further her education.
She is a graduate of Sacred Heart high school in the class of 1935
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Harmon of Vermont
street.
Playground Supervisors
Hold Fifth Annual Dance
The • fifth annual supervisors’
dance held last night at Lakewood
Park was met with great success
and was one of the most highly
entertaining affairs of the current
summer season. The music for the
■lancing was furnished by Jack
Fitzgerald and his very popular
city of Waterbury orchestra. Be
tween dances Theresa Cagney en
tertained with many-aohy-numbers
About seventy couples attended
the dance of which William Der
wtn, assistant supervisor of recrea
tion was honorary chairman. He
was assisted by general chairman.
Royal Arcanum Club
To Attend Clam Bake
Members and friends of the
Koyal Arcanum club will attend a
clambake to be given by the state
grand council at Uhlert's Grove in
Yalesvllle on Sunday, September
8th., Plans for the Mattatuck
Council's participation in the va
rious events will be made at a
meeting to be held at Mechanic’s
hall on next Monday night.
The affair is to be stag, featur
ing the customary athletic events.
Gus Wollschlager of this city will
act as cateret while William
Briggs, also of this city is chair
man of the sports committee.
Participants in the annual na
tional convention of the United
National Association of Post Office
Clerks, Edgar D. Dwyer and Oscar
Staffstrom of this city will return
here tomorrow from Gettysburg,
Pa., scene of this year’s convention.
The two Waterbufy men played an
active part in the convention pro
ceedings. *
Dwyer represented .the state
clerks’ association, of which he is
past president, while Staffstrom at
tended in his capacity as official
delegate from the local- chapter Of
the national organization.
WILTRAKIS-SKORAGES
The wedding of Miss Edith
Skorageo, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Skorages i>f North
Riverside Street, to Peter Wlltra
kis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Wiltrakis of Oakville, will take
j place on Monday, Labor Day, at
i 9 o'clock, at the First Lutheran
i church. A reception at Wasning
| ton hall will follow the nuptial.
sundAs-fardey
Naugatuck, Aug. 31.—$1188 Anna
Sundas, well known Union City
resident will marry William J.
Farley of New Haven in St. Mary’s
church, North Main street Monday
, mornihg at 8 o’clock. Rev. Rich
ard P. Morrissey, pastor, wifi, unite
the couple In marriage’and, cele
brate the nuptial mass which will
follow. _
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Joseph Burns, who in turn had as
associates Henry Delpo and Misses
Catherine Finn and Eleanor Lea
hey.
Among those attending the
dance were included:
Phil Strollo, Marguerite Negro,
Edmund Sciullo, Lois Foley, Wil
liam Toussaint, Eleanor Leahy,
Joseph Treat, Mae McEIligott, Ed
ward Coon, Jr., Kay Deely, Char
les Johnson, Peggy Driscoll, Louis
Nadeau, Bonnie Shugrue, Edward
Murphy, Helen Lang, Roy Lynch,
Rosemary Dowling, Mrs. Thomas
Healey, Eileen Healy, Francis Kel
ly, Ruth Legge, John Kelly, Millie
Newel, Raymond Wrenn, Anna
O'Neill, Bernie Fidler, Evelyn Fei
ner, P. Bear, Connie Wllensky,
Peter Gibbons, Constance Gibbons,
Mrs. Mae O'Brien, Alice McGrath,
Edward O’Donnell, William Guil
j foile, Anne Lawlor.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Calo, Teresa
Sullivan, Thomas Gavin, Betsy
Kennedy, Frank Crean, Cul Mc
Carthy, Louis Kerwin, Ann Quane,
James Cass, Thomas Brown, El
eanor MRes, Cecilia Miles, Kenneth
Miles, Francis Sullivan, Reggie
Shea, Earle Decker, Nora Decker,
Thomas Scvally, Nellie Harnick, Bill
Nolan, Kaye Rochon, George Sobs,
Mary McEvoy, Robert E. Jackson,
Dorothy Aspell, Michael Bowen,
Doris Wiggins, Rose Santoro, Ad
am Bozzuto, Louise Genovese, Reey
' di Gennano, Connie Glzzo, John
Russo, Beatrice Cameron, Gene
Murphy, Helen Stokes, John Lom
bardi, Helen Barny, Ray McKeon,
Patricia Murphy, Clarence Jarvis,
Irene McCarthy, Marvin White, A.
Street, Jr., Helen Brown, Alice
Carmody and Francis Phelan.
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MISS LILLIAN' G. DTJSSEATJLT
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dusseault of Baldwin street announce the com
ing: marriage of their daughter, Lillian G., to Harold Reilly, son of
Michael Reilly of Anderson street. The ceremony will take place
Sept. 28 at St. Ann’s church.
Mrs. F. G. Church
Feted Recently
Mrs. Domenic Battelli of South
Main street entertained recently
in honor of Mrs. Florence Church,
the former Miss Florence Ger
mano. ' A luncheon was served dur
ing the evening and games and
dancing was enjoyed by those at
tending who were Mrs. Joseph
Kendriek, Mrs. Patrick Kennedy,
Mrs. James Rabbitt, Mrs. Patrick
Hughes, Mrs. Meehan, Mrs. Brod
erick, Mrs. Albert i Brady, Mrs.
John Lawlor, Mrs. John Church,
Mrs. Elsie Ruggeri, Mrs. Ann Lee.
Mrs. Helen Tynan, Mrs. Rose
Geoghegan, Miss Mary Morely,
Miss Anna Lee, Miss Lillian Ger
mano, Mrs. Domenic Battelli.
Scovill Girls* Club
Is Scene of Shower
Mrs. Clifford Farrell was hostess
at a shower given at the Scovill
Girls’ club in honor of her daugh
ter Mrs. James Barvanoskie the for
mer Mary Farrell. Those attend
ing the shower were the Misses
Charlotte Kelley, Peggy Kelley,
Grace Farrell, Ruth Farrell, Anna
Sporbett, Harriet MacLelland,
Katherine Grady, Madge Murphy,
Clara Mantky, Josephine Vince, An
na Cassel, Marcella Genereux, Ma
rie Christiano, Bertha Houle, Rose
mary Nolan, Emma, Sauer and
Jean Sauer, and the Mrs. DeJargin.
Mrs. Cassel, Mrs. Naylor, Mrs. Ge
nereux, Mrs. Gannon, Mrs. Egan,
Mrs. G. Mantky, Mrs. MacClelland,
Mrs. S. BaranOskie. Mrs. J. Kelly,
Mrs. Frank Leary, Mrs. I. Milton,
Jr., Mrs. E. Sporbett, Mrs. M.
Bluck.i Mrs. C. Reed, Mrs. .Tenusai
tis, Mrs. L. LaCava, and Mrs. Clif
j ford Farrell.
Weddings
SEDOFF—JACKMAN.
Naugatuck, Aug. 31—A pretty
wedding was celebrated at St
Mary’s Church this morning at 8:00
o’clock when Warren Jackman ot
Oak street, formerly of Greenfield,
Mass., and Miss Marlon Sedoft of
School street, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Anthony Sedoft of that street,
were married. Rev. Richard P.
Morrissey, pastor united the couple
in marriage and celebrated the
nuptial mass which followed.
Emmett Moonpy of this borough
acted as best man an<l Miss Mar
garet Reardon also of Naugatuck
served as bridesmaid. The bride
was attractively attired In a white
satin gown with a veil and acces
sories to match. She carried a
bouquet of white roses.
The bridesmaid also presented
a pretty picture, wearing a peach
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colored satin gown with accesories
matching. She carried a bouquet
of tea roses.
A reception was held after the
ceremopy at 3Ltft-Tbe-I.atch Inn in
Middlebury, with about 50 friends
and relatives attending.
The couple left on an unan
nounced wedding trip and will re
side on School street upon their
return.
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Oakville, Aug. 31—An attractive
wedding took place this morning
at St. Mary Magdalen’s church at
9 o’clock when Miss Mary L.
Meissl, daughter of Mr. and Mis.
Hugo Meissl of Bdgowood road,
became the bride of Joseph A., lies,
son of Mr. A. lies of Oakville.
The church was prettily deco
rated with and garden
flowers. Mrs. Maud Donahue, or
ganist, arranged a special program
of wedding music.
. Rev. Thomas McGarry, pastor,
performed the ceremony arid nup
tial mass which followed In the
presence of a large gathering of
relatives Arid friends.
The maid of honor was Miss El
sle ‘Meissl, sister of the bride, and
the best man was H. Ellery Perk
lnsoQ.
The bride wore a gown of white
satin, princess style, long tight
fitting sleeves and* wore a veil of
tulle. She carried a bonquet of
white rhses and swansonla.
The maid of honor, Elsfe Meissl
wore abstbybluelaee gown, prin
cess styWT. She worp a white baku
hat and carried a bouquet of blue
delphinium arid gladioli’s.
A reception was held at the
Colonnade, Waterbury, following
the cereriiony. Vases of garden
flowers were used for the decoru
tions. About fifty guests attended,
many, from New York.
Ur. and Mrs. lies left later In
trie day. on a wedding trip-to Bos
ton, Mass., the bride wearing n
blue outfit with white acces
MISS ELINOR WERSINGER
Gualtieri photo
Mrs. Katherine Wersinger'of Pine street announces the coming
marriage of her daughter, Elinor, to Vincent John Shea of Brook
lyn, N. Y., son of Patrick Shea of Luke street. The wedding will
take place Sept. 9th at St. Thomas’ church at 9 o’clock.
Personal
Miss Irene Carrier was recently
tendered a surprise party by her
friends. A luncheon and dancing
was enjoyed by those attending
among whom were the Misses Wi
nifred Bruce, Rose Lutkus, Louise
Patrick, Catherine Tarnala, and
Irene Carrier and Edward Burns,
John Egan, Vincent Hopkins,
Stephen Egan, and John Ander
son.
Miss,- Mary Fitzmauriee of Chip
man street will spend the week
end and holiday at Block Island.
Miss Eleanor Hayden of'Luke
street is spending some time at
Los Angeles, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ratzke of
Pleasant street are taking a trip
up the Hudson River.
Mrs. Julie McCarthy and Miss
Mary McCarthy and Jeremiah Mc
Carthy of Elmwood avenue have
returned from Lake George, N. Y.
Miss Maude Arnold of Wood
lawn Terrace has returned from
Woodstock, Vt.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. Lynch j
and Miss Katherine Shell of Gak- |
hill avenue have been spending a !
few days at Lake Sunapee, X. H. I
They have been on a motor trip J
to Canada and New England.
Miss Anna J. Coughlin of Pros
pect street who haB been spend
ing the month at Mataloking, X.
J., as the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Joseph Murray of Maplewood, X.
.1., has returned home.
Mrs. Mollie Stoddard of Fox
street leaves today to spend the
week-tnd and Labor day in New
York city.
John Sweeney of Laval street
will spend the weke-end in New
York city.
Joseph Cronan of East Main
street will spend the week-end at
Block Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Fitz
patrick of West Main street will
spend the week-end and the holi
day in New York city.
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Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Meany of
Alder street have returned home
after a week's vacation spent in
New York city and Atlantic City.
New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Woodworth of
Plaza avenue, Mr. and Mrs. Kay
Max of Washington avenue are
leaving today for trip to the south.
They will visit such parts as Geo
gia and Florida and other points
of Interest and will also visit Mrs.
Woodworth’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harold H. Hinton of Athens, Ga.
Miss Anna Flynn of Giles street
is on a motor trip to Canada and
Maine.
Miss Marjorie Bally of Essex ave
nue will spend Labor Day week-end
in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Miss Charlotte Elton and Mas
ters Samuel and John B. Elton of
this city are stopping at the Vas
sal- club at the Hotel New Weston
in New York city.
Miss Mary Guilfoilc of Robbins
street, who has been spending the
summer at Bayview, will spend the
week-end in Waterbury as the
guest of Judge and Mrs. Frank P.
McEvoy.
Donnellys Feted On
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Donnelly
of East Main street were the hosts
at a surprise reception held at
their home Thursday evening com
plimentary to Mr. and Mrs. James
Donnelly of Sylvan avenue who
are celebrating their fifth anni
vresary. Guests attending were
Misses Mary Donahue, Helen Don
nelly, Katherine Brennan, Mr. and
Mrs. John Moore. Mr. and Mrs.
William Flynn, Mr. and Mrs.
James Walsh, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs. James
Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. John Horan,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly,
Mr. and Mrs. William Meehan,
Mr. and Mrs. James DonneUy, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Donnelly,Vames
McGrath, Thomas Keenan ar.d
William Walsh.
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At Surprise Shower
Miss Lillian Germano of Tower
street, Oakville, entertained recent
ly in honor of her sister, Mrs. Flor
ence Germano Church. Mrs. Church
was the recipient of many lovely
gifts. During-the evening games
and a luncheon were enjoyed by
those attending among whom were
included Mrs. Elsie Kuggeri, Mrs.
Mabel Sabatini, Mrs. Domenic Bat*,
telli, Mrs. Arthur Collier, Mrs.
Theresa Swallwell, Miss Tessie Cot
ta, Miss Angeline Penoncello, Miss
Helen Cotta, Miss Blanche Ger
mano, Miss Julia Germano, Miss
Hazel Collier, Miss Angie Filip
porfe, and Mrs. Florence church.
Miss Helen O’Brien of Wash
ington street is spending the week
end in Holyoke. Mass.
MISS JOSEPHINE GATJDIOSI
Labor day has been the day set by Miss Gaudiosi, daughter of Mra.
Angeline Mucci of Shelly street, for her marriage to Leone Fasana,
son of Anthony Fasana of Roxbury, Mass.
Engagements
PERUGINI-GUERRERA
Announcement is made of the
engagement and coming marriage
of Miss Mildred Anna Guerrera,
the daughter of Mrs. Rosella Guer
rera and the late Rocco Guerrera
of Scovill street, to William John
Perugini, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Perugini of Orange street. Miss
Guerrera is a graduate of the Yale
school of Fine Arts, Yale Univer
sity. Mr. Perugini is a graduate
of Fordham university. The wed
ding is scheduled to take place the
latter part of September.
Concordia Society
Entertains Couple
Miss Uydia Poudin and Emil
Schellhach who are to be married
soon were guests of honor last
night at a celebration held at Con
cordia hall. Among those present
were Mayor Frank Hayes and
Charles Jackson, member of the
board of works, and members of
the Concordia Singing society.
Arrangements for the affair were
made by William Hueskes, Guo
Kopp, Margaret Hassel, and Har
riet Kahmann.
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