The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
OARsT.ENsEN-WE.HED,

quiet wedding was solemnized yesterday, afternoon at N2 o'clock in Ol1vet Congregational church when Miss Hazel Weed, Ndaughter of Fred erick Weed of New York, became the bride of Frederick R. Christensen, son of MT. and Mrs. Lorenz R. Christensen of 72 Fifth street. Rev. George O.. Tamb1yn. pastor of the church, per formed the ceremony. The bride wore a costume Of sand colored silk popIin and a Ieghorn hat trimmed with roses. Her bouquet was of sweet peas and lilies of the valley. The young couple, left Immediately after the ceremony on a wed ding trip through Massachusetts Mr. Cars jensen is secretary of the Manufac- turers' Iron Foundry and is a prom inent member Of the Criterion club made her home with MT. and Mrs A B. Culver of 141 Whitney avenue. has been a. teacher at Shelton school for several seasons past. Both young people are exceedingly popular. Upon their return from the wed ding trip they will reside at 1030 Central ave nlie. where they have furnished a pretty home.
 Some 200 young people attended last evening the second dance of the season, which has been held by that energetic organization of young men known as the Hinkee Dee club. The festivity was held at the Brook1awn dancing pavilion and the attractive decorations and lights and the spIen- did dancing floor lent much to the enjoyment of the affair. The pret- ty summery gowns of the young wo-
 men and the white flannel trousers of the young mens made the informal dance a scene of unusual attractive ness to the mere locker on. The patronesses were Mrs John T. King. Mrs. William B. Alien. Mrs. George T. Mccarthy, Mrs. Joseph Gaynor,
 Mrs. James E.. Kelly Mrs. Robert Fl. Hawkins, Mrs. Maurice McKenna,
 Mrs. William B. Prendergast, Mrs. John J. Cu1linan, Mrs. Henry A. Lew is, Mrs. James F. Rourke and Mrs John R. Richardson. The commit tee of arrange4nents was composed of Eugene c. Kelly, James P. Rickard. Harry E.. Denny, Warren W. Lewis
 Philip Brady and Edward F. Loner-
 gan.
 1 The "wednesday Afternoon Musical club closed it's successful series of
 concerts of the past season with the l brilliant musicale of club members
 held yesterday afternoon in. the First M E., church. It was the fifth open day which this energetic musical or ganization had held and the attend ance of members and their friends was
 exceedingly large. A program of un- usual excellence under the direction of Miss Esther Berg was presented
 An interesting program of music 1 was given before the members of the
 Swedish M. B. church last evening by I ithe Hutzel Trio assisted by Miss Ju- 1 dith Lundberg soprano soIoist and 1 Miss fIi1dur Erickson, reader. The tHutzeI Trio which is composed of J
 Henry Hutzel, violinist, Arthur Bow en, cello and Mrs. Howard Steer, plan. ist, rendered a number of selections l in particularly commendab1e man. ner. MT. Bowen also played a cello solo and Mir. Hutze1 solo on the vio- Lin. Miss Lundberg sang several SC j lections in a charming manner while
 Miss Erickson's interpretations were
 very we'll received.
 I Miss Bernice Nett1eton of Milford i
 to give a dramatic recital of the l opera s.Louise,'' at the Stratfie1d to 1 morrow evening. Miss Nettleton i livery well known in this section as reader of much talent. Assisting he