The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-07-05

dience with his perfect dialect singing
 and acting. A vaudeville sketch by
 MT. Thrall and musical sketch by
 Charles Meeker. and a political speech in monologue by Edward s. Pitzschler
 all of whom received generous ap- were John c. Beers. Herbert Ferris
 William H. Stevens. Gardiner H. Wal
 ker, Herman Tieman, Jr., James B.
 Nichols, John Ray. Harold Ray. Ho-
 bart Warner. Edward $. Pitzschler, Charles G. Peck: interlocutor. H. N. Tieman. Sr.; bones. M. J. Murphy and Charles Meeker: tambos. Louis T. Briscoe, Ernest Sanford. Every num- Der on the program was recalled and bouquets were presented in profusion. The accompanist of the evening. MT. Griscomb. was presented with a beau in behalf of the performers as mark of appreciation of faithful and valuable work. Between acts 1 and 2 Messrs. Griscomb and Warner enter tained with a pleasing selection on violin and piano. The program closed Club, by members of the company. The affair was very successful in every way.
 Mrs. Charles c. Barlow and son of New Haven, have been guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frederick C.. Briggs.
 Miss Esther McQuade spent Saturday in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Lydia L. Duncombe and son, Frederick Duncombe. of Mt. Vernon. have been holiday guests at the home of Mrs, George F. Duncombe.
 A wedding of interest to Newtown people took place at Brookfleld. We'd ties being Miss Catherine OHayer. sis ter of Mrs. John Sheehan. of this place. and Thomas Lillis. son of Mrs. Griffin P. Lillis, of Sandy Hook. Rev. J. J. Egan of New Milford. officiated. The bride was gowned in old rose silk pop lin and black picture hat. She was attended by Miss Catherine Keane of Bridgeport, who wore silk null gown of a similar shade, with black picture hat. The groom was assisted by his brother, Martin Lillis of Sandy Hook. The altar of the little church was tastefully decorated with beautiful roses. Miss Dorette l.. Gordon rem dered the wedding march from ''Lo- hengrin" on the organ as the bridal party entered the church. and Men delssohn's'' wedding march after the ceremony. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides fa- ther to 30 guests, only the immediate families being present. The happy couple were generously remembered by many friends and departed in the aft ernoon on short trip to Washington, D. C.. and other points. Present from Mrs. Henry Costello. and Mar tin Lillis of Sandy Hook.
 The Ladies' Afternoon Whist Club was entertained at the Beach Memorial Library building. Thursday afternoon, by Mrs. Oscar Dikeman and Mrs. occupied and refreshments of punch and wafers served. Mrs. H. H. Cur tis carried off the first prize. a lace jabot, with a score of g. and Mrs. Anna Munson second, lace handker- chief. with a. score of 19. A pleasant afternoon was enjoyed.
 The marriage of Miss Florence E. Wetmore and Edgar F. Northrop was at the residence of Mrs. L. A. Baldwin. Hanover. on Wednesday afternoon, June 29. the Rev J. H. George being the officiating clergyman, in the presence of only the immediate relatives and friends. The happy cou- pie left on a short wedding trip on the evening train.
 Francis Carmody. one of Sandy Hooks fine young men. left today for Syracuse, where he will attend the summer session at Syracuse Univer- sity. The good wishes of a host of friends follow him in his work.
 Mrs. o. ". Barker and daughter, of Hartford, are guests at the home of Postmaster and Mrs. Wilson N. Rey- holds.
 Miss Jane F. Beers of Natic. Mass, is at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Daniel G. Beers. for the school 
 The annual social event at the New town Inn will take place on Monday evening. July 4. No doubt a. large number will take advantage of the op- portunity. Bentley's orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor are en- Attorney and Mrs. W. H. OHara of Bridgeport
 Mrs. Allison Smith returned home this week, very much improved in health.
 A meeting of the Sandy Hook Li- brary Association will be held Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
 Mrs. Frank, Fairman of Chicago is the guest of Mrs. Edward Taylor. of Sandy Hook.
 Patronage at the pleasant Newtown