The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28

A good time for veterans ana sons oi tveterans is promised for tomorrow evening when there will be a joint ses- lsion of Elias Howe, Jr., Post, G: A Rc land Franklin Bartlett Camp, Sons Of Veterans There will be real old fashioned smoker with pleasing pro gram of vocal and instrumental music. "A short address will be delivered py .Tr. c. w Roberts of Hartford, a mem Eher of the Sons of Veterans. All sons tof veterans and old soldiers and sali- ors whether members Of the orSanlzd- l ation or not are invited to attend.
 Over 300 people were pleasantly en- tertained Monday night by the M B. E. B: girls who held an informal dance in the Masonic Temple. There were |, many pretty dresses and 1t was most sociaible gathering. The chaperons were Mrs. Walter Lalley, Mrs A. E. young ladies who so ably managed the event were the Misses Anna Burke' iEatherine Musante, Margaret Easen- ! man. and Miss Catherine Burns.
 Arrangements have been made whereby the recent organized Wom- en's Relief Corps of the G. A. l., Will hold regular meetings at c: A. K. Hal on the ,second and fourth Thursdays or 1 each month. The corps has a. mem ebership of 50 members. Mrs w. B. Disbrow is the president of the organ 1Zation.
 The state convention of the ladies of inc Grand Army of the Republic will open in G. A. R. hall on Thursday or this week. for an all day session. 9irs: Redwood of New Haven, the president of .the Nstate. organization, will preside About 50 delegates will be present The principal business will be the electloh Of officers and delegates to the reun. 3- ion of the G.. A. R., to be held at Salt Lake City, Utah. Lincoln Clrcle en- tertains the visiting delegates and will serve 4el elaborate banquet.
 day morning at St. Augustine's church
 at nine o'clock. when Rev John J. Kennedy united in marriage MISS
 Margaret. daughter of Thomas ana
 Mr. Thomas M McNamara, son of Patrick and Anna McNamara, of 15o Peuuonnock street The interior Of
 the church was decorated with >cut ; flowers and palms. There was large
 attendance of the friends and rela- tives. The bride was very becomingiy
 attired in a white embroidered rope
 over white silk. with large wh!te
 picture hat to match. The bridesmaid
 Miss Elizabeth Ford. was attired in
 white silk MT. William Kelley. life
 long friend of the groom was best
 man. After the ceremony the invited
 guests returned to the home of the
 bride Franklin street. where the we'd
 ing breakfast was served and recep- -s tlOn hGld. The groom Is d IllOSC pOpu-
 lar young man, being a prominent
 member of the local Aerie of Eagles,
 Park City Council. Knights of Colum-
 bus, and the Lotus Club. besides being president of the Second Industrial Baseball league. He is employed as a
 cutter with the Hutchinson & Pierce
 Go. Miss Flynn. until recently, was a
 teacher in the Summerfield school : school. class of 'S9. and of the Train
 ing school 1900 The happy couple were the recipients of many handsome
 and costly gifts from their many friends and admirers who are legion in [. this city. The young couple were busy : all morning receiving congratulations , through the mails and by dispatch. MT. : and Mrs. McNanara left on the 2:29 train for Boston and points north. On ; their return to this city in about two F weeks they will be at home to their ! friends at Al Worth street.
 < Miss Elsie Blassettswas surprised by : a group of her friends, Monday even ing, at her home in Brooks street. ' Miss Fannie Blassett organized the i affair. There was whist, dancing and : music. A lunch was prettily served. Miss Florence Smith and Fred Soun captured the first prizes. Michael Gillespie got the consolation prize. Among those present were the Misses : Sadie McNiff, Lenore Heffernan, Anna Smith, Bessie Maloney, Bessie Smith, Rose Baldwin, Helen Lyle, Florence : Sn01In anu luo d0SSfS. 116nTy Lyle, : William McNiff, John Miles, Charles Z Canning, Michael Gillespie, Edward Nevdnss Frederick Soun. Harry J. Ma loney, Mrs Charles Finder and Master Raymond Finder of this city and Emanuel Blassett of New Haven.
 Rev. B. D. Remington is visiting his son, H. A. Remington, at the home of the latter 1163 East Main street. Mr. Remington was formerly pastor of the