The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29

and Charles NJ. Gulick. The list in membership of $50 has nearly been reached. When this is reached the suspension of the membership fee will be lifted and the usual fee imposed.
 Miss Mosetta Clair Hart. daughter of Captain and Mrs. Preston Hart, of Norwalk. and Albert Edward Frisbie of 730 Church street, were married Saturday evening at the parsonage of the Baptist church of Rowayton. MT. and Mrs. Frisbie will reside ip Bridge port
 Edward L.. Barlow of S13 Colorado avenue who is now in his second year in the Sheffield Scientific school has won special honors in chemistry.
 The graduating class of Browns Business college will hold their com mencement exercises tomorrow even ing at Warner hall.
 Wilbur A. Gleason, 26 years record ing secretary of Samuel H. Harris lodge, I. O. O. F.. declined a re-elec- tion last night. MT. Gleason who is in the employ of the Singer Manufac- turing Co., is now IS. years of age.
 Miss Adelaide Haight and Mrs. Err nest Lyon will be among the guests who will attend the reception to be given by Mrs. Weed of South Nor walk to Mrs. Story of New York.
 The wedding of Miss Jennie Curtis Hawley will take place at the residence Of her father, MT. F. B. Hawley, Franklin street, at 4 o'clock! She bride will be unattended. The groom will be attended by MT. w. c. Child of Brooklyn. as best man. The cere- mony will be performed by Rev. Hen ry Hallam Tweedy, assisted by Rev. John DePeu.
 Arthur M. Comley, son of Judge Will liam H. Comley, and Harry Burn stein of this city, were among the sec ond year men in the Yale Law school who were given honors for the work of the year.
 The marriage of MT. Matthias Fran cis Farrell and Mrs. Veronica Anna Ziron will take place at St. Joseph's church, Wednesday morning at the o'clock mass, which will be celebrated Dahme.
 Mrs. Lillian M. Sweet of South Main street, is entertaining her sister. Mrs. w. L.. Boyaston of Chicago, III.
 A party of Bridgeport people will sail next Saturday on the steamship Phila- delphia for Cherbourg and Paris. The party will be under the direction of pr. Charles w. Deane, superintendent of the public schools and will include, besides Dr. Deane, his wife and two daughters, Muriel and Barbara. Miss Fannie A. Smith. Miss Mary Walker, and Rev. MT. Davies, pastor of tn Trinity M. E. church.
 Bans of marriage between Miss Lena, daughter of Thomas O'Leary of 151S Park avenue to MT. Eugene F. Hey, of 133 Main street, were an- pounced Sunday in St. Augustine's church. The groom is travelling salesman for the Warner Brothers Go.
 Mrs. Phillip Farley of Lenox ave- nue, will sail tomorrow from New York for Queenstown on the Lusitania. She will be accompanied by her two daughters, Jennie and Viola. The summer will be spent in County Meath, Ireland, visiting Mrs. Farley's parents.
 Dr. Edward Fitzgerald has returned from a several months sojourning in Europe. Much of the time was spent in study in the. hospitals of London, and later pr. Fitzgerald made a tour of Ireland and then of the Continent, where he visited Paris, Genoa, Flor ence. Venice and Rome. He sailed homeward bound from Naples and ar rived in New York last evening, and came direct to this city. He is much invigorated by his European trip and is now ready for his professional du-