The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-01

week or more. The tour is in lieu of their 18th wedding anniversary cele- bration. While absent MT. and Mrs. Baunach will attend the inaugural of Pre- sident Taft on Thursday.
 A very happy party gathered at the home of MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Malo- ling at 154s Seaview avenue. Saturday evening. it being Mrs. Meloling's birth day. After spending a very pleasant evening the guests partook of boun- tiful collation.. Those present were were MT. and Mrs. F. B. Ellis. Miss Lida Miller of New York. MT. and Mrs. F. M Bieger and daughters, Mrs. Jen- nie Bieger and son Harry. Miss Mae Liotard. Miss Grace Kiegwin, MT. Fred ence Meloling. MT. Henry Meloling. Several friends called during the even- ing to wish the hostess many happy returns of the day.
 Mir. Arthur Bliss Reagh of this city and Miss Ida M. Penfield, only daugh- ter of William Penf1eid of Stepney. were married on Sunday, February 21, at the home of the brides parents by Rev. MT. Hubbard. MT. and Mrs. Reagh arrived in this city on Saturday night after an extensive honeymoon. That the groom returned with wife was a surprise as before leaving the city MT. Rsagh announced that he was going on his vacation and did not men ton that he anticipated matrimony. The bride has many acquaintances in this city and was formerly the book keeper and stenographer with the ship chand1ery firm of Hubbell & Wade. MT. Reagh is the local auditor for the Cudahy Packing Go. and is a member probable that he will soon be assigned to either Philadelphia or Baltimore. MT. and Mrs. Eugene L. Sullivan IaI.r +a1 of their wedding at their home 307 Jane street last evening. There were many guests present. The rooms of their spacious home were beautifully deco rated for the occasion with cut flowers and palms. Assisting MT. and Mrs. Sullivan in receiving were the Misses Agnes B. Sullivan and Charlotte $. Gordon who were becomingly attired string of pearls. Mrs. Sullivan wore a gown of blue silk trimmed with lace. musical programme of exceptional merit followed the banquet. many of the guests taking part. MT. and Mrs. Sullivan were married Feb. 26, 1884 by the late Rev. John F. Rogers, rector of St. Mary's church. Mrs. Sullivan be- fore her marriage was a Miss Annie Cunningham. The couple have been blest with five children, Mrs. Fred Hart Miss Agnes, Robert, Annie and Eugene Jr. MT. Sullivan came to this city some thirty years ago and started
 
 at the corner of East Main and Steu- ben streets, where they remained to- gether till about six years ago when Eugene commenced business for him. self at the corner of E. Main and Jane streets, where he is now located. MT. and Mrs. Sullivan were the recipients of many and beautiful presents in cluding cut glass. silverware. china and numerous other useful and orna- mental gifts.
 Miss Josie Griffith has returned to New York City to take up her position tania after a visit with Mrs. FaulS of Fairfield.
 MT. and Mrs. Bradford D. Pierce IT. and MT. and Mrs. N. W. Bishop who are abroad, are the guests of Wilson Marshall in Paris. where the owner of the Atlantic has been spending the great@part of the winter.
 MT. Otto Schultz and wife and Mir and Mrs. Bernard Liebscher and a daughter will sail on Thursday of this week aboard the s. s. Prince George for Bermuda where they will spend several weeks.
 William Riehl, a prominent member of the F'raterna Order of Eagles who Pennsylvania after an absence of a year is seriously ill at his home, 390 William street.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Delbridge, Jr., and MT. and Mrs. Loren DeIbridge will leave tomorrow for Washington, D. C., where they will witness the inaugura- ton ceremonies.
 Messrs. Bernard Setzer, Henry Set ger and Dr. F. B. Downs of this city, 1 with Buckminster Lockwood of Nor | walk, will sail on Thursday for Ber- muda-
 Former Alderman Charles H. Wolfe l who is confined to his home with a | serious attack of liver trouble, is in a | very grave condition. |
 Word was received here today that | 2 Saehsr. Glycerin. osiain. Sodium cb!orid.