The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-28
SOCIAL AND E RERsoNAI.

rlle wedding Of Miss Matilda Kane, .eirsd 16r. Clarence ToEvles took place I at St Mary rectory on T11ese ay a.f- esrnoon The bzfde was attended by best nzan was Joseph Kane, 2 broth ' Ar of xkae bride Attfred in a gown of whata crepe de china with hat to. nia4rh the bride carried large bouuuek of Killarney roses The brfdesra1dss gown was Of rose pink afllk- She carried a bouquet of pink roses
 Hoilor1ng the ceremony the bridal parkv repaareds to the home of the brides sister Mrs. Austin Keecaarn. 16s Beacon street. where many friends had gathered for the recep- ten Enc house was preftlly deeo- rated sn pink and white Following the wedding supper the happy cou-. pie departed on hon eynn0on eTlp to Boston and other northern NeFY Eng land cities They were showered with handsome gifts. Relatives V ers pres- other cities On their return \ T. and AEra ToW1es will reside at 6S Dea- con street..
 1dr TowIes is employed with Prank A. Hea1ey, marxetnlan.
 T41e hira4de club is again ts1 open Che Tea Time Tavern in Gree enfield E1al1 during the sumner accordi ding to plans made yesterday at the annual meeting of that organization. at the nome Of Mrs Alvin O. Bruel 564 Park place. me generosity of MT. and Mrs. Dsyer Warner in again donating the house for this work was grs tefl1IIy acknowledged as was also the gift of I7suzace B MerH1n ,vVlro has gla en the menu cards for the whole seaseaL
 For several summers past the Thinn- hle club has maintained d tea house fffA4s- noon The money realized iron this entsare has been used for cha rIfn:b1e purposes The Tavern will hB opened on hllrsday. July
 Miss AIIce Pierce has been pf Cent Tor She pest year and under her dlreo- don a. large sum Of money was 1xs1ssd T1fzigsh was distributed among tzeserv-8 ing charitable instttut1ons of fhls sec- lion.
 Mss Minnie Nichols WAS xialalalz ozzss- ly ch0ssn presddent of the socfsEy, while AHEss Hs1fth R1l1sr wsB elected rsec3etairy and treasurer. The other members include: Miss DoroEay Dc Loss the retiring treasurer, and the Misses Emily Sanford, Supf11e Smith, H1geu1a Barker, El1zaRefh Nichols. h1az.ior1e Smith, Marian Paige. Althea May, I.ou1se Gould. Anna saslton, Barbara Waldo. Henr1etta Blsho1s A1Ieen Havard, AGrs~ Dever c. War ner. Mrs. Horace B. AFsrwin, Mrs lCan E1elQs Mrs Dudley A4OEr1z, A1zss. William Webb, Mrs J Carleton sgter- 1taags Mrs. Bruel and MISS Fserce
 
 IA dinner party and handkerchaee shower was given last evening h hon or Of Miss Marion Hopkins whose. wedding date is set for June g. by Miss E1t1laL Toucey at her home, 2SS Maple street. Miss Toucey is to be one Of Miss Hopkins br1desuna7ds The gifts Of various kinds of handkerchiefs wexe pFeseu6ed in Q. novel manner The EhestA at the party included the Beaes Ethel Logan, Ruth Barnes, Helene Libby, Christine Wielles, Iva King, Bessie Rose, Dorothy BuIHard,
 lafe Ns0bbs, Mrs. John Beers ana Mrs Raymond Jones'
 Miss Claire GeIinas. whose engage snent to George Bartlett Of WillInantdc was recently announced, was the guest of honor at pretty linen shower last evening at the home of Miss Mary Btbbdns. 192 Golden H11 street The t1ednt11y wrapped gifts were tied to the branches of a. Bartlett Fair tree. or so 1t WAS named in honor of Miss GHsEfnass hance. The list of guests was a long one and the party a most merry