The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-22
People And
 Their Doin9s

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 Former Alderman John B. Lyddy ac-' companied by his wife and son, Rev. Walter J. Lyddy, now stationed at Southington, left this forenoon for At lantic City where they will pass two weeks. While away MT. Lyddy will visit Philadelphia in connection with a fraternal matter.
 pr. and Mrs. George Carroll of strat- field road, whose wedding was solemn ized in April. are to give their first sat hone'' tomorrow afternoon. About 100 relatives and intimate friends will be received by the young couple, dur ing the hours of 4 and o'clock. Mrs. .Cairoli is to wear her wedding gown and will be assisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs. Andrew Eliot Nash, Mrs. William Anthony Miller, Of New York, and Dr. Cairolis mother, Mrs. J. $. Carroll, of Milford.
 Roses of various kinds and colors will be used lavishly in the house dec orations. Miss Carolyn Blodget of Pawtucket, R. l., Miss Elizabeth Mich ols Miss Ethel Gray and Mrs. Harry Usher and Mrs. Clifford Smith of Mill ford, will assist in the dining room.
 MT. and Mrs. M. A. Byrne and daugh- ter, Miss Eleanor Byrne, of Savannah, C4a will arrive here tomorrow. They are to occupy Thorncliffe cottage, Black Rock. for the summer. Mrs Byrne is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter w. Wren of State street
 Tn compliment to Miss Jane McCar- thy who is to marry William Heine of St. Louis Mo, the latter part of the month pretty dinner of 21 covers Twas given last evening. in one of the private dining rooms of the Algonquin club. At the conclusion of the dinner the ladies of the party presented Miss Mccarthy. with a handsome engraved silver tray. Seated at the table were: Mrs. John T. King, MT and Mrs Thomas M. Culinan, Mr. and Mrs Fred Ives, MT. and Mrs. David Osborne, MT. and Mrs George T. Mccarthy, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Leonard, MT and Mrs. Will liam B. Allen, MT. and Mrs John w. Bray. Miss Gertrude McMahon. Miss Mccarthy and her fance. William Heine, of St. Louis. Mo, and George T. Mccarthy, IT.
 William E. Davenport, who is the head of the German department of the local high school will sail from New York on Thursday on the steamship Pennsylvania of the Hamburg -Ameri- can line. MT. Davenport will spend the summer in Germany at the Uni- versity of Marburg studying the Prac- tices and Theory of Phonetics," under
 
 of Modern Language Teaching ? under Prof. Max Walter. MT. Davenport will return on the s. S. Rotterdam of the merican line about the middle of September
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Ps Henshaw are to entertain number of young people at an informal dancing party for their daughter. Miss Marion Henshaw, Wednesday evening. at their summer home. Mayofwer cottage, in Black ROCK
 The pupils of Miss Ella Sanger of 4s Jane street, gave a very pleasing piano recital at their teachers home, on Sat- urday afternoon. The splendid work the primary. intermediate and advanc- ed pupils. did much credit to Miss San ger.
 The Bridgeport School of Music clos led a very successful season with a musical on Saturday afternoon. Miss Jean Stockwell. the prominent violin ist, accompanied the violin pupils. Those who took part in the program were the Misses Viola. Goodrich. Ruth Nfckerson. Lucille 1darsha1I, Asenath Goodwin, Helen Dave, Agnes Thomas, Lillie Wilson, Bessie Keeling, Edna Dalwig Minnie Si1verstone and Messrs. Gussie Silverstone, Henry Wilson, Howard Adams, Carl H. Dave. John OberIy, Norman I. Hovey. Gussie Afey- Augustus yagras, John Cotter and Jack Gray.
 Miss Teresa McATahon will give pretty informal dance this evening at the Fairfield Beach Pavilion in honor of Miss Jane Mccarthy whose marriage is scheduled for this month.
 The engagement of Miss Louise Beard, daughter of Dr. and Mrs Ger aid H. Beard, of 319 Barnurn avenue to Clarence R. Hall, was announced Saturday at, a lunchen at which few intimate friends of the young lady were the guests. Miss Beard has just completed her freshman year at Smith college She was graduated from the local high school last June and will be remembered as having been the Heading lady'' in the class play. ''The Crisis.'s MT. Hall is associated with the law firm of Hubbard & Hall He possesses a splendid baritone voice and is a naemebr of the quartet of the Sec ond Baptist church.
 The guests at the luncheon included the Misses Edith Zink, Mignonne Cro- fut, Clara Preston, Fay Preston, Dor othy Went, Irene Decker, Mildred Brinsmade. Leila MosEer. Norma, Web CT, Esther Berg, Eleanor Hoyt, and Mrs. Henry A. Hitch.
 MT. and Mrs. H. c. Bradley of ss Sanford avenue left -oday on an au- tomobile trip through the Berkshires in celebration of the 29th anniversary of their marriage They expect to be away several days
 Mir and Mrs. Fred W. Tracy of 115o Fairfield avenue, will sail from New York on Saturday on the steamship lImperator, of the Hamburg-American line They expect to spend the 4th of July in Paris. They will tour France, the Pyrenees Mountains, Aus