The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-27
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Miss Mabel A. Congdon, daughter of Thomas R. Congdon of S41 South avenue and John l.. Han1ey, popular clerk at the stamp window of the post office will be married on Thanksgtv- ing day at the Sacred Heart Church.
 The ceremony will be performed at g o'clock in the morning by Rev. Rich ard F. Moore, LID. and will be quietly carried out because of the recent death of the bride-elect's mother.
 MT. Hanley is the son of Mir and Mrs. James Hanley of 180 Calhoun avenue and is known as 8 singer.
 In honor of her approaching mar riage, Miss Congdon, Monday even ing held party at her home, at which the girls of the A. T. Dennis and Co., where she is employed and a few oth- CT girl friends were the guests. The evening was passed with much mer- ry making and the guests who wished Miss Congdon and MT. Hanley the best of success in their mar riage life included the Misses Ellen Nolan, Esther Burns, M. Burns Edna Go1dwaithe,, May McCauley, An, ma Malloy, Josephine Moran, Helen Christensen, Marian Sherrett, Jean De Monk, Mary Moran, Bertha Little field, Francis Ward, Constance Neil, May Reyburn, Mae Sme1tzer Ethel GibIin, Misses Dennis, Misses Hanley, Misses Garfield, E1lonor Quinn, Mary Reilly, Mildred Celley. Mrs. R. Kee- tor, Mrs J. Onkey, Mrs. w. Barter, Mrs. +. Burns. Mrs. V. Merritt Mrs. M. Cel1ey, Mrs. CoOver, Mrs. K. Doher ty, MT and Mrs. James HanIey. Messrs Wendell R. Congdon, H. Congdon T. Congdon,. and MT. and Mrs. Richard Lewis.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Margaret Lake, daughter of Mrs. and Mr. Si- mon Lake of Milford, to Herbert Dfa- rnond, of New Haven. MT. Lake is the famous inventor, who is connected with the Lake Torpedo Boat Go. of this city. Miss Lake is talented a inguist and painist and has studied abroad during her fathers residence there. MT. Diamond is the Son of MT. and Mrs. Franklin J. Diamond of New Haven. He was graduated from Yale in 1914 and is now working for a Ph. D. degree. He is assistant to Prof. Kellar of the department of sociology. MT. Lake will build a home for each of his three children in Kin1ock Ter race, Milford, and the young couple, will reside in one of them. They ex pect to be married early in the winter and reside in New Haven until the summer.
 The public is asked not to forget that the annual donation day of the Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Asylum will be held on Thursday afternoon from three to six o'clock. Cake, candy and aprons will be for le and tea l will be served during the afternoon. A program of entertainment in which the children will be the participants l has been arranged. Gifts of money and useful articles are solicitated as in previous years.
 ; Monday evening Was the scene of a very pleasant social evening which was enjoyed by a number of intimate l friends at the home of Mrs. John | Raycroft of PIP Beach street Am ! nouncement was made of the mar riage of Mrs Raycroft's daughter, Helen Margaret to Frederick Rich mond You'd on Tuesday, June 9th, l 1915, at St. Charles church.
 A recital of .'DAddy-Long-Legs Jean Webster's storyl and a play will be given at the Washington Park M. l F. church tomorrow evening by Miss Jeanette Futile of New Haven, assist ed by Miss Grace Burnes, contra1to l soloist, also of the Elm City. Miss Futile is recognized reader of this part of the state. Miss Burnes is a l sister of the pastor of the church, Rev Everett A. Burnes, and is known to the parishioners through her pre- vious successful appearances here. I Miss Burnes will sing a group of six songs before the first part of the story: The Wind,'' Spross; ssIn the Times of Roses Reichardt; "A Little