The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

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 A daughter arrived Tuesday even ing at the home of Rev. and Mrs. E A Thompson, 161 Hazelwood avenue The small girl has been named Jean Marrell Thompson- The Rev MT. Thon pson is pastor of the West End Coneregational church, having come here recently from parish in Green field HILL
 rrbe wedding of Miss Hazel Ferry of f4s55 Main street to Carl E. Green, which was solennized on Saturday, has been announced by MT. and Mrs Austin ". Ferry parents of the bride Miss Ferry was. graduated from the high school in June Mr- Green is irl business with his father, being a member of the firm of H. Fl Green 6 Sons MT. and Mrs Green are spending their honeymoon in the White Mountains.
 Rev. and Mrs. James W. Davis of 4a2 Park street will celebrate the golden anniversary of their wedding on Friday, September IT, and have issued invitations to some 75 of their most intimate friends for a reception fo be held at their home in honor of the occasion. The Rev; MT. Davis is a retired clergyman, who was for nerly pastor of the Advent Christian church.
 The pink domino, dance given last wening by the Little Sisters was highly successful despite the humidity of the evening which was so great as to prevent the dancing. All who had planned to come we're present and all the members of the fair sex were garbed in pink dominos, which they wore until the signal for uumaslking was given. Practically all the younger members of society were present at the affair, which was an ez- ceptIona1ly pretty one. A geod1y sum was realized from the dance. which will be used by the Little Sisters for charitable purposes this winter
 
 Mrs. Frank Dorsch of 261 Capitol avenue entertained 2. group of young people at her home on Wednesday evening in honor of Miss Marie L.. Stengel, who will become the bride of Efbert Byrns the latter part of the month The hride-elect was. agreea- ply surprised with a number of very pretty lines with which she was showered by her friends The house was attractivelyi decorated for the oc- casion with pink and green and music. dancing singing and a. de- >licious luncheon formed the enter tainment for the evening. The. guests were the Misses Jennie Baar. Minnie Early, Katharine Bant1e, Alice Rich I@rds, Frances Stevenson, Jessie Will sdn. Carolyn Mitchell, Julia Scbultz Annie Higgins. Blanche Bixby, Mrs Tracy Wendell. Mrs. Robert DaIling Mrs. Sanford Boyton. Mrs. Herman Howard, Mrs William West, Mrs John Schultz. and Mrs. C. Hron.
 Miss stacia White. who. will be- come the bride of William Steele on Wednesday, September 22. at Sacred Heart church. was the guest of honor at a line shower given last evening at the home of Miss Mary Day, Al Lewis street. The house was prettily decorated in pink Miss Julia Day presided at the piano and render ed a number of pleasing solos- Danc- ing was enjoyed on the porch dainty luncheon was served. The Ice McKenna, Margaret and Anna Moran, Jane Casserly, Julia and Mabel McQuillan, Bertha Re1dorf. Jane and JuIiat Day, Mabel and Lillian Otis Margaret and Sarah Fowler; Anna McFeeley, Lillian Moran,s May Skane Anna Cop. Mrs. H. kelly and Mrs McQuillon.
 dance and card party will be given in the par1ors of St. Patrick church on Monday evening, September 1S. The proceeds of the affair will be used for the benefit of the church and Mrs C.. Weldon. who is making all the arrangements for the party promises that it will even surpass the several former affairs which were held much enjoyment for the guests and s.-,,-,. s.<. er,rre e1f141 in evarv