The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

One Of the most important yearly events in the caEendar of the Mary sSiIlinnan chapter D. A. R., is chapter day which was celebrated in the Odd Fellows hall on Broad street this af- ternopn- The meeting was Of partfc- uiar interest as it marked the 21st anndYeESaryY of the founding of the chapter Mrs George T. Hatheway Historian of the chapter, reviewed it's history nroml it's founding. Mrs George Maynord Miner of Waterford vice. president general of the national so- Patriotism of Peace 2 which she gave at the state conference held in New Haven in Nevenaber Addresses were also. made by Mrs. John Laidlasv Bqrel of Iatchfeld, state regent; Mrs. Chas. Bdssea, of SoNIt11ington, state vfce-re tn locaa branch of the Sons of the AneuIcan Revohntion The solotst for the afternoon was Mrs Susan TIawley EaviA, accompanied by Miss Mary Louise Peck, chairman of the music commit ttee.
 The members of the HinIee Dee club are to hold an informal dance on Iin- coIn't birthday in Miss Slocurn's gym rszsfliIn- The patronesses for the dance will include Mrs T Coll5ung, Mrs W E. Allen Mrs. R. g. Clancy, Mrs J F Picketts and Mrs J. Fl. Worden. The members Of the Social Star lfNlednegday Afternoon Whilst club en- tertained their husbands with a. pino- chIe panty at the home of MT and Mrs
 Karl Auth. 960 Connecticut avenue on Saturday evening 4 substantial ll1l- c11eon was served during the evening" MT. Mitchell proved to d3e the most ae- tcounp4ished player and accordingly was awarded first prize The second was
 
 TLinckIe, and other winners were D. Rhode, Mrs Hurlil11aIan and Mrs Auth Those present xene MT. and Mrs Ernest Rhode, Mir. and Mrs. Carl li1IclEles and Mrs. Jacob H1Tlf- mann, Mir and Mrs. H. Mitchell Mir. and Mrs. Bieetz, AIr. and Mrs. Frank iFsedsch, Mir. and Mrs. A. Minor, Mr. and Mrs Hiram Winterbllrn, MT ana Mrs Holden. and AIr. and Mrs. K Auth.
 A large wedding of unusual interest, in Jewish cdrc1es of the city, was per formed last night at the Casino on State street wlnes- Miss Henrietta Sajckett daughter of Mrs. Irene and the late Samuel Saclxett was married to MT Norman E. Posti Rabbi vii Nam WHttenstein performed the cere- mony
 A large number of friends came from lMontreaI, PhFladelphia, New York, Chicago and Providence to attend the tcerefnony.
 Miss Jessie sackett sister of the bride, acted as maid of honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Sarah Kane. Miss May Weinstein, Miss Anna sil- versbein and Miss Sarah Wedner Mark Weinstedn was best man and the. groomsrnen were Carl Lazarovitz, Ben. Janr1in Bressler Ben jannin Weinstedn and Benjamin Lazarov1tz
 The groom who is the son of MT. and Mrs Edwin Post1 of 400 Grand street, is in the grocery balsiness. The bride, who was forrnerIy employed by the w. T. Grant company. has lived. with her mother at A Highland ave- nne.
 The guests made merry at dancing and other festivities until early hour of the morning After the we'd ding trip to Boston and other places of interest, MT. and Mrs. Postl will. welcome their friends at their new home, 417 East Main street.
 MT and Mrs J. JOrton Buck weIconn- ed a daughter. Beverly Buck, at their home 1901 Park avenue, on Sunday.