The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-12
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NezBSAaa just been received in this city ofttz1e wedding in Hamilton Ber-3 n1uda. on March TT. of Is1rence M wood of Fairfield to Miss Anne Gar reH. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gazrel Of Harnl lton. The cerennory was performed fn St. Marks church. Smith paxfsIa Of that city
 MT. VI cod Rhad gone to the warmer climate for a short rest on the ad-a vice Of his physician and when he arrived found that Mrs. GarreI1, the! mother Of his ffiancee was dying and. be perfoEzned before her death Her wish wasa fulfilled and she died soon afterWard
 hrs and Mrs. Wood had been en- gagged about a year and the wedding Haa scheduled for June Mir Wood arrived here 2 few days ago. His bride expects to remain in Bermuda unta about June l. They plan to naakes their home in FaiEfieId-
 Mr. AsFood, is a son of 1Er. and Mrs avenue He is member of the firm oe Wood brothers, at1tomobile lamp, acturers Of FairfleAd having for many years been In partnership D. with hAs haptasex. O. E1lsvforth Wood
 me a.r,1.,.sal "a or the t .assses of Charity Of St Vincent de Paul will bA held at the new Nurses' home sssanRxzzay May a. It has been the crngtom of the society to hold the taa 1n January but this year it was pns1sored until the 1atsr date in ssor- ider that the newly competed building uzltst1f be ased It will also be Do- nation Bay. when gifts of linen, other ;s11ppnas and funds may be made. Further plans for the tsa will be dis cused and committee will be ap- po7zSeu at o'clock Wednesd ay tsvzseaa the annual meeting Of the so- qksty VIII be held at the hospital The aEzrra1 reports will be read and of fzceEs ezeazsd
 The Hek of present officers includes: aslt1sutzs 1ErB. Hehry Leo, Mrs Pe- ter Dooaan, Mrs. Dennis J. Gaynor, Mrs T. Murray Johnson, Mrs Mary Futton, Mrs J. A. O'Brfen, Mrs. George T- Mccarthy, Mss Mary Lee, 1Ers. Grace Thatford, Miss Ann Den Coupsrs assistant recording secretary, A4rm- David Osborn; nnanctal secre- staHy. Mrs Robert Hawkins; direct reaBz Sister M Alice, Mrs T. Leo sI.aaR1ey. 1E1as Frances Arnold, Mrs Joan E. I1yddy Mrs J A McGuin- ness. Mrs R. B. Halsey, Mrs David Osbcrns Mrs Fredex1ck Hoaste Miss Margaret Brady, Mrs Frederick c. a1azlzns. Mrs John Mcl1lroy, Mrs F.
 Irwin, Mrs. Frank D. La1feg, Mrs anna Sa0l6Is 14rS. George VOF- sc1an1zdt. Mrs. Mary FulIer Mrs Cora. Mnsantes Mrs Frank Meyers, Miss SharIotte Gleason Miss Anna Gzea- son. Mrs Joseph Griffin; dispenser, Mrs. Thomas 1Ec1fuIlen-
 Teas and Iuncheons are being held in honor of Mrs. Arthur Wirt Robin son of Brooklawn who will sail Sat- urday to join her husband in Eng land. Mrs. John Randolph Reyburn of Fia1rield, entertained Informally at a tea yesterday afternoon, Mrs Sam l1eE T. Davis of 206 Park Place will give 2 luncheon tomorrow afternoon and Mrs John Patterson Ramsey Of 5 I Laurel avenue will have a lunch con Wednesday afternoon
 Carl Me7by Lynge son of MT and Mrs. Carl EI. Lynge of 3070 Main St.. and Miss Glyds Pratt Cooley of
 1f1szeId. Mass, were married at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs Fred A. Cooley in Pfttsfield at o'clock Saturday, Rev. Warren S. Archibald. pastor of the Pilgrim Me n1or1a1 church Of PittsheId performed the ceremony. Miss Dorothy P. Peek Of Providence, R. l., was bridesmaid d , and Henry Iynge was his brothers best man. Miss Eudora I.aphasTn of Pfttsfe1d was flower girl. Mr. Lynge,s parents and sisters of this city, the