The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-02-01
SOCIAL
 AND PERSONAL

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 MT. and Mrs. Nathaniel Bishop and
 MT. and Mrs. B. D. Pierce. IT,, will sail
 for Europe, tomorrow. They will re-
 main several months.
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Garfield will | celebrate their wedding anniversary at
 The Stratfield, Friday evening. Invi- | tations have been sent to their friends. | Mrs. Kenneth McNeil and Mrs. C.. w. 1 Read will assist Mrs. Garfield in re- | ceiving.
 | Mrs. Katherine Hume Miller will ad- 1 dress the Missionary Society at Olivet | church, Friday evening. Tea will be served.
 | MT. and Mrs. Egbert Marsh have re- turned from a visit to Charlottesville, l N. C., where they have been the guests of Lieut.. and Mrs. Furer, the latter being the sister of Mrs. Marsh. The engagement of Arretta Ruth Kenyon to MT. Frederick Charles Fay daughter of Rev. and Mrs. E. H. Ken yon. Her father is rector of St. Paurs Episcopal church.
 Miss Marion Penfield leaves this city tomorrow to spend some weeks in the South. Misses Delie and Frances Brophy of
 Waterbury are guests of Miss Dorothy
 Rayr or. whose cousins they are. Misses Daisy and Helen Burnes, who have been guests of Miss Helen Nor
 rissey, have returned to theih home in Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. DeVer H. Warner will soon leave for St. Augustine, Fla,
 where they will be guests at the hand
 some home of Dr. and Mrs. I. DeVer Warner.
 William Reihl. a former business man of this city. who went to Denver, Col, to reside. sometime since. has re-
 turned to Bridgeport. His health has
 been greatly improved by his stay in Denver.
 Miss Rosita Darlington Mccoy will
 be married at the St. Regis. Tuesday. to Edward Fairfield Jones. Mrs. Ed monds Putney will be matron of honor. Misses Violet Morse and Beatrice Dav- export will be bridesmaids. David Carll will be best man. and Frank Mo Coy. Jr..- Alfred Clinton Morse. Doug 5. Rev. pr. Leighton Parks. rector of St.
 Bartholomews will officiate. The brides parents will give a wedding breakfast. The groom is son of the late Samuel Thorpe Jones. and a step- son of Daniel Davenport of this city.
 The entertainment committee of the Pequonnock Yacht club has arranged dance in honor of the fourth anniv- ersary of the birth of the organization, which will be held Wednesday evening. Feb. 10. in Elk's and Concordia hall. A committee of. ladies has been appointed to supervise the preparation of the supper at intermission. The members of the committee are: Mrs.; Joseph B. Normand. chairlady: Mrs. George De- veau. Mrs. Shepard A. Wells. Mrs. Samuel Stradling. Mrs. Fred Walker. Mrs. John Butcher. Mrs. Samuel N. Stanley. Mrs. John Gift. Mrs. William Hafner. Mrs. William H. Brown. Mrs. William Mouncey and Mrs. A. A. Doty, with others to be appointed. This com mittee will meet at the club house. Wednesday afternoon. at o'clock.
 Alderman and Mrs Eugene l. Meyer, entertained the Social bunch. an or ganizatien- of East Side young people. at their home. 254 Main street. Satur-S day evening. Harbor Master Charles Morris. fin the name of the organiza- tion. presented Alderman Meyers with a handsome smoking set. A collation. was served. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. John Hudson. MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Limbert. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Barker. MT. and Mrs. Fred Nicholson. MT. and Mrs. Fred Blake, MT. and Mrs. George Malley. MT. and Mrs. Andrew Krouse. MT. and Mrs. George Vaness. MT. and Mrs. Joshua Unwin. Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Winn. Mr. O md IF O nd Mrs. Joseph Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Nell son Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Morriss. MT. and Mrs. Charles J. Nv ton. MT. and Mrs. George Lyons. Grandma Hudson. Misses Jessie Ack- ler Beth Hurley. Anna Gold and the Messrs. William Adams, James Hughes, Walter Barker James Vreeland. Joseph McCann. James Voorhees,. Percival Beard. George Smith. William Carpen- ter.
 The members of the Bridgeport Min strel club received their friends Friday evening at smoker in the club house. Edwin Walsh. the newly elected presi dent Fred Walker. Fred Lund. Samuel Bateman. Joseph Thop. William E.. J. H. Masouke. James Wake and Frank Braithwaite contributed to make an interesting entertainment. Music was rendered by the Bridgeport MinstrePs orchestra. The singers were accompanied by Prof. Thomas Wooley.
 The Jolly Eight Pinochle club was by Miss Lulu Zink at her home. 82 Williston street. Friday even- ing. Next Friday evening the club vii be, entertained by Mrs. Charles Neadle at her home. 72 Williston street.
 Miss Anna Ryan. of Birmingham, Ala. is the guest of her cousins. Ms. | Cuddy and Mrs. McGrath, at their | homes on Clarence street.
 Christopher Coleman. of Nichols street has accepted position with H. l D. Murphy, the painter and. decorator
 Charles H. Roder. who is a past l Sachem of Wowompon Tribe. Improved | Order of Red Men. is i'll at his home. | 987 Park street. He is foreman in l of the Union Metallic | Cartridge Co.