The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-30
] SOCIAL I.i AND
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 An anniversary of interest was the observation. yesterday of the eighty fourth birthday of Mrs. Garritt Haul lenbeek at the home of her daughter, Mrs. James Edwin Russell, 51 Fifth street. During the afternoon and ey- ening scores of friends and relatives called informally to tender their felici- tationS to Mrs. Haulenbeek who re- ceived in a handsome gown of black satin brocade relieved with point lace. crate birthday cake was served by Mrs. J. E. Russell and Mrs. Bessie Phillips. Mrs. Haulenbeek is the widow of Rev Garritt Haulenbeek of Norwalk, and is a bright and vigorous woman of intellectual charm Her unimpaired faculties, in conjunction with her active interest in literature and current events, render her pleas .ng conyersatfonalist. She was the recipient Of many choice gifts testify membranes and notes of congratular tion were received from out of town relatives who were unable to be pres ent at the celebration.
 A quiet but pretty wedding was sol amnized at St Mary's church yester-
 lay morning at 8 o'clock, when Rev. 5 sFatfera Murphy united in marriage sith a nuptial mass Miss Hannah Nc Carthy of Connecticut avenue and MT.
 1yieS McFdaQen. also or InlS cIly.
 The bride was very neatly gowned in
 travelling suit of gray with hat to
 match. She was attended by her @ousin, Miss Della Cullen, of New
 ork, who wore a blue cloth suit with
 at to match. The best man was MT. john McPadden, a brother of the room. After wedding breakfast at
 he home of the brides brother MT.
 md Mrs. McPadden left on a noon train for Boston and other places of interest.
 Miss Clara A., daughter of MT. and Mrs. John M. Chaffee, 5s Maplewood avenue, was married last night to George E.. Osborne of Waterbury, by Rev. James A., Osborne of Waterbury; chaffee, sister of the bride, was brides maid, and J. W. Libby of New York was best man. Mir. and Mrs. Chaffee will reside in Waterbury where he is employed by the Scoville Mfg. Com rany.
 Co. I, Second Regiment, U. B. B. A., gave an entertainment in the lyceum of the German Reformed church last night which was well attended and enjoyable. Wanted, A Nurse,," was presented by Louise Meyer, Mathilda Gotthardt Max Kirschner. Esther Baylies and J. Bradshaw. Others who participated were Helen lowering. Lydia Myer, Matilda Wiermer, Edna Hungerford, Elizabeth Stein, James V. Bradshaw, Otto Donath, Max Kirsch- ner, and F. J. Enders
 Catalpa Circle. Companions of the Forest, have raised committee of 20 anniversary of the founding of the cir cle.
 Because of her approaching wedding to Dr. J. Francis Quinn, Miss Florence OHara was given linen shower by die Leverty and Anna O. Hara, at the home of Miss Rock, last night.
 Among pleasant social functions re- gently held on the East Side are mum bered the birthday party given to Miss Anna Conway, at the home of her par ents, Drew Place, in honor of her 18th anniversary; the surprise party ten- dered to Miss May Bassett at her home in Maiden Lane, Monday even- ing, and the birthday party given by Mrs. W. T. Lyons in honor of her sis ter, Mrs Charles Smith of Coney Is 1and who had just attained her 24th birthday anniversary.
 David Price of 229 Wade street, had a narrow escape yesterday when he drove onto the tracks of the Berkshire division at Ii a. m. with load of ashes The horse was injured so bad ly that it was killed, and the wagon was badly shattered
 Dr. and Mrs. Healy accompanied by 1 MT James F. HeaIy of Derby are at tending the Hudson Fulton celebra- tions in New York City.
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