The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-11-25
FAIRFIELD

The wedding of Lewis Roberts, of Yonkers, N. Y., and Miss Charlotte LeRoy Glover. daughter of Henry Sheaff Glover, will take place tomor- row noon at St. PauFs church. Arch deacon Allen Beeman performing the ceremony. It is understood that some thing like $50 invitations have been issued for the church, enough to fill it's seating capacity. The bride will be attended by her sisters, Harriet Coleman Glover and Helen LeRoy Glover. The following young ladies will be bridesmaids: Katherine Glover, Helen LeRoy Miller and Annie c. Cole man of Philadelphia, cousins. also Isa- bel Hoyt. Catherine L. Hamersley, Ellen R. Wheeler, and Helen Langdon. Miss Harriet Glover will be the maid of honor. The best man is to be Rus sell Cornell Lefingwel. The follow ing young men will act as ushers: Ar thur Corning Roberts of Yonkers, Daw- son Coleman Glover, brother Of the bride. Herbert Neal. A. Everett Hunt Randolph Culver John Horton Hams, G: Norton Miller, Jr.. and Richard Houghton of Philadelphia A special train from New York will bring many invited guests to the wedding. A re- ceptiOn will be given at "Moorelands" directly after the wedding breakfast has been served.
 Rev. MT. Taylor of Westport, deliv- cred the sermon yesterday at the un- ion Thanksgiving services at the Con- gregational church.
 It was announced that o. G. Jen- nings entertained quite a large party of friends from New York over Thanksgiving Day at his residence on Osborne Hill. The guests arrived on Wednesday evening and will remain until tomorrow.
 MieS Anna Tanpiy,or ho1 large house party over Thanksgiving
 Samuel Glover is home from Yale for the holidays
 c. A. Wheeler and wife are enter taining Ashley Howell and wife from New York
 college in Northfield. Vt, for the holf- days.
 Mrs Joseph Pinkham has returned from Port Chester
 The Fisk University quartet drew good audience at the hall of the Pe- quot Library.
 Richard Perry is home with his par ents, Judge John H. Perry and wife.
 W. B. Penny, at his new home in Broad street. had dinner party yes- terday for which 20 covers were laid.
 Joseph Thorp. from Boston, is home with his family. for the week end.
 Something like 50 clergymen and delegates attended the recent associa- ton of Methodist ministers at > the Methodist church in Southport. Ad- dresses were made by Rev. F. D. Tor rey of South Norwalk. and Rev. J. J. Snavely of Bridgeport. The ladies of the church gave supper in the par Iors.
 Not since the wedding of Miss Child a year or two ago, has any bride-to-be received so many and costly gifts as have been pouring all the week into 'Moorlands", the residence of Harry s. Glover. for his daughter who is to be married tomorrow noon. <l
 Mrs. Jesse Jennings is on the sick list with diphtheria.
 Seven new members will soon be taken into the Grange of Greenfield Hill, of which Farmer Boyle is a 1 member. They are Milton Jennings, l IT,, Everett Van Ness. Elsie and Jen- l nie Van Ness, May Van Ness, Elva l Banks and Edith Merwin.
 Mrs. Alice Grumman has been visit | ng in town.
 The organ of the Greenfield Hill l for the late Mrs J. Arthur Pease, who | was known as Edith Wilmore, and was at one time the. organist. She died in | Bridgeport.
 The final meeting for this year of | -he Afternoon Whist Club will be held 1 1t the residence of Mrs Frank Broth we'll.
 Walter A. Hubbell and wife of Strat- ford, have been visiting Wilmer N. ETatt and family.
 Clitus H. King and James A. Cum nings have qualified as grand jurors.
 If John B. Boyle does not qualify as justice of the peace. it is difficult to l zee how he will be able to kiss the pride should occasion offer.
 Miss Marion Durham is home from Boston for the holidays.