The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-15
SOCIAL
 AND ] PERSONAL

MT. and Mrs. W. V. Dewitt enter
 tained in most hospftable fashion a small house party at their charming home on Sanford avenue, last evening" of Chicago, the parents of Mrs. Dewitt, who are spending the month here.
 Mrs. Dewitt was assisted in receiving her guests by Mrs. Johnson, her moth- CT, Mrs. Thomas Dewitt and Mrs. w.
 H. Stapleton. The house was prettily and presented an artistic completion for the occasion. Cards were the prin- cdpal recreation, six tables being oc- cupied during the evening. Mrs. Will liam Chew captured first prize, a valu- able bit of china, while Mrs. J. J. Gull pretty bon-bon dish. Mrs. B. P. Nobbs secured the consolation prize. a
 monkey -on-a-stick. For the men, G. T. Mccarthy had highest. score. al- though Dave Osborn was well nigh in- consolable over the loss of what he thy's prize was sterling silver paper cutter. John McElroy took second favor in the shape of a fine picture, while Thomas Dewitt won the consOla- tion gift, a top hobby horse on which he could not ride home. The affair was purely informal but nevertheless one of the seasons most enjoyable gayeties. A delicious repast served by local caterers was a feature. The guests included Judge and Mrs. E. P. Nobbs, MT. and Mrs. William Chew, Attorney and Mrs. J. J. Cullinan, MT. and Mrs. David Osborn. MT. and Mrs. Harry McEIroy, MT. and Mrs. John McElroy, MT. and Mrs. G. T. McCar- thy, MT. and Mrs. A. M. Calam, MT. and Mrs. Thomas H. Dewitt, MT. and Dewitt, Mrs. W. E. Grant. Miss Sarah c. Suspicion, Miss Lorene Dewitt, and Mrs. w. H. Stapleton.
 sMr. John A. Gunzenhauser and Miss Maude May Rollig were united in the brides mother, Mrs. Louise Rollig, 435 Main street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert Higgin- botham of the South Congregational church. The maid of honor was Miss Vida May Stearns and the best man Albert Gunzenhamser, brother of the groom. The flower girls were the Misses May Reilly, Marie Eisenman, Eva Eisenman, Bertha Gunzenhauser and Cora Steinart and Mrs. Charles dal couple left on the midnight train for Niagara Falls and points West. MT. and Mrs. Gunzenhauser will make their home in Glenwood. N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. T. J. Laflin of Brook l. for the summer, return4d to their home on Monday.
 Frank OhRourke of Fulton street, who is convalescing after an attack of typhoid fever is enjoying the bracing air of Pittsfield, Mass, for a few weeks, where he is fast regaining his former health.
 The Misses Abigail and Margaret Kelly of Golden Hill street, are shortly to open a woman's shop just opposite the County Court House. They will deal only. in women's apparel such as opera capes, wraps and evening gowns with all their accessories, designed from the most exclusive and artistic models Miss Abbie Kelly was for many years connected with Mrs. Os- borne of Fifth avenue, New York, who up to the time of her death recently was the arbitress of fashion on this side of the water. Miss Margaret Kelly was for long a. popular sales lady with Dennis & Go. Both young ladies have a. host of friends who wish them we'll in their new venture.
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 Dr. Frank Hea1y, D. D. S. of Brook lyn, N. Y., is receiving the congratu- lations of his many friends in this city, over the announcement of his engage