The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-23
People And
 Their DoinQs


 About 50 couple were. present at the last evening by Miss Theresa McMa- hon at the Fairfield Beach Pavilion in honor of Miss Jane Mccarthy, who is soon to wed William Heine of St. pretttly decorated with yari-colored Japanese lanterns. At 16:30 a buffet luncheon was served
 Miss Elizabeth Yung Ryvai. daughter of an atta,che of the Chinese Lega- this week of Mrs. Erwin Schrewe of 191 Hawley avenue.
 Mrs. Henry c. FairchiId Of 25S Golden HiH street will entertain the members of the Connecticut chapter of the Daughters of 1872 at her home tornor- row afternoon. Some 50 members are expected to be present. A luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock
 Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis will be the soloist for the occasion.
 MT. and Mrs. Benjamin E. Piotkip are receiving congratulations upon the arrival Of an eight pound baby boy, at their home, 1925 Wood avenue, on June 1s Both mother. and son are doing we'll
 Miss Natalie Hawley of sos Wood avenue, who was operated upon for Sappendicitis at tho Rector private hospital on Sunday, ie resting com fortabiy and is doing as nicely as can be expected
 MT and Mrs. Charles Morrison of s1.47a Fairfield avenue have announced the engagement of their daughter, Mdss Lillian H. Morrison, to Arthur P. Frisbie of New Haven
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 Among those who will sau for Eu- rope this summer are Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Morgan and their daugh- ter, Miss Edna Morgan, of 300 Mill IIilI avenue. who will sail on. the Va terland on Tuesday, July 2, and who plan to tour France, Switzerland and Italy for several mont hs; Miss. Edith Zinl and Miss Carrie Wodff of 1O2i Central avenue, and Miss Jane Smith of 653 Warren street, who sail on Hamburg g-American line, for Ham burg. expecting to spend the summer touring Germany and Italy: Miss I4sl.cy s. Cuatiss Of t166 laurel avenue, who sails on Friday on the PhiIadel- pl1ia Of the American line for South ner in England and Scotland. and Mrs Joseph Barber and daughter Miss Ethel Barb er.f of 2O6, Linwood, ; avenue who are to sal for England where they will spend the summer months on Thursday on the Celtic of the White Star line
 me engagement offs Miss Gladys Finckney to Rney Garrison was am nounced to a group of their friends at very pleasant musical on Sunday evening at the home of Mir. Garrtsen's parents, MT. and Mrs Edward Gar rison, of 2, s5s Fairfield avenue
 The musical form Of the announce ment was smost appropriate, as both young people are Tna1sicalISs inc1dned MT Garrison is pdaniet and also the leader Of an orrhestra~
 The Lady Kirnnerlin lodge. No 3, s. of B. held it's regular meeting Monday evening in the Moose ha1l in the new PoH building. 1.2ss Main street It was largely attended, sew eral visiting members from other IodEes being present. Supreme Com n1ander John kE- Balentyne, of Anso- mia, was present and spoke of the new lodge which was organized May 22 He said that he was pleased with the and also told Of the progress which the Shepherds of Bethlehem were making. One candidate and six ap-. plications were received at the meet ing.
 
 port miI1iner has sailed for two months visit to Europe. All the prin- cipal points will be visited. Mr. Lus-; tfg will combine business with pleas ure as all the celebrated millinery marts will be visited. Paris being the last point before his return and Mr. Lustig will select the seasons models in fall millinery for his Bridgeport patrons.
 A large gathering of friends assem- bled at the home of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Grau, S49 Charles street and surprised the hostess Miss Jennie Grau, it being the anniversary Of her birthday. Miss Grau was presented with many appro- priate gifts. The evening was spent in joyful games, songs and piano se- Iections by the well known players, Frank Rouland. Miss A1vina Arnold and Miss Edith Bal1ou. Miss Grau proved a most charming hostess and certainly was surprised. Miss Klein l presented her with two pretty bou- 'quets of roses. At late hour a most elaborate collation was served which was thoroughly enjoyed. New favors were in vogue. The evenings festiv- ities coming to close at midnight, all voting 1t most delightful birthday party, and wishing the hostess many L..