The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-02
SOCIAL. rufSSsAL mu SSsAL ;i;

A pretty home wedding will be sol- emnized this evening when at 7:30 o'clock Miss Margaret Kohler Is mar rded at her home, s5 Madison avenue, to Edward Watt, a machinist in the employ of Curtis 6 Curtis. The cere- mony will be performed by Rev. J. M. Brown, rector of Calvary Episcopal church Miss Stella Perry Of Milford will be the bridesmaid and Fred Koh- Ter, a brother of the bride, the best man. Only the relatives and fmmed- late friends of the contracting parties will be present The wedding will be followed by a. brief wedding reception. The bridesmaid will wear a white cos tune and will carry white carnations. while the bride will be attired in a dainty creation of white and carry brides roses. MT. and Mrs. Watt will mot take a wedding trip but will begin housekeeping at once at 1902 Main street. where MT. Watt has fitted up a nice Iittleshome. They have already received a number of elegant gifts The bride has for the past three and 8 half years occupied responsible po-- siticn with the Southern New Eng land Telephone Co.
 MT and Mrs. John Blackburn of A East Main street. have returned from 2 three weeks trip in Columbus. Q. cier of the 1T. A Bishop lodge, No. III, B. R. R. T., and was representative of the BrQtherhood in this city at the re- cGnL- cOnVGnI1Oh helQ III SOlulnDuS-
 MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrell, ST., and their granddaughter. Lillian, of 450 Hollister avenue, have returned from a very enjoyable trip of three weeks spent with relatives in C1eve- land, O.
 Employes of the Robert Johns fac tory held an outing at the home of Miss Mabel Mcouillan in stratford. last Sunday Those present were the Misses Mabel McQuillan. Julia McQuil- Ian, Mary Day, Alice McKenna, Anna Helton. and the Messrs. James Single ton, Harry Levy, John Wood, Wm. Haggerty, John Gaven, Wm. Walsh, Eddie Stewart, Frank Rock, Joe Mea- ney, James Helton, A. Spicer. Richard King
 Miss Alice Grace, who formerly was with the D. M. Read Co, has accepted & Shelton Co.
 pr. Edward F. McGovern of this city. attended a class reunion dinner at the waldorf-Astoria. New York, last evening.
 Mrs. E. L. Bartlett of this city is summering at Piney Grove, Canaan, where she expects to remain for sev- eral months.
 John F. McElroy and Joseph McCul- tough, well known local mail carriers, were guests yesterday of the Jersey City carriers who entertained several thousand mail carriers in that city.
 President A H. Bullard of the local fire commission, was at the State Cap ito1 yesterday in the interest of legis- lation favored by the fire commissions of the State
 Mrs. Elmore s. Banks of Fairfield, wife of the Speaker of the House of Repr esentatives, occupied a seat on the Speakers rostrum at the Capitol yes terday- Mrs. Banks, who visits the Capitol quite frequently, is genuinely interested in public affairs and it is an open secret that she is one of the best posted women in Connecticut on what's what in political sense.
 Cheering news was received today from the sick room of Hon. Michael Kenealy of Stamford, who has been having hard time of it following an operation for appendicitis. MT. Ken ealy yesterday passed two hours d1c- tating letters to his stenographer and give some time each day to his busi- ness affairs.
 Rev. Father O'Brien, formerly rector of the Sacred Heart church, this city, now rector of St. Johns church, Stam- ford, who with bis nephew, Rev. Fa- dher Leddy, and his niece, Miss Elem ing are travelling in Europe, has ca bIed home that the voyage over was most pleasant While absent, in addi- ton to his visit to Rome which will be a protracted one. the trio will visit I@ ea ~