The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-28
SOCIAL. AND PERSONAL

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
 The engagement of Miss Katherine Drexel Dahlgren, who has been srend- Ing the summer at Greenfield Hill, to Richard Smith Emmett, son of MT: and Mrs. Devereaux Emmett of New York, has been announced. Miss Dahl lgren Is the granddaughter of the Je- Seph w: prexel, who was associated lin business with the late J. Pierpont N Morgan.
 The boys of Fairfield gave a delight 4til wild west performance at the sum mer residence of Mrs. I. DeVer War Inet yesteriay afternoon. The per formance was reAeA1sed in the fore noon under the direction of George Brett, IT., who has returned from the border on slek leave. The boys had auneheon 1t noon and rested until 4 oelsck when the perforInance cem- menced. Persons from Bridgeport, 6outhport, and Greens Farms as well As Nair1eld we're preeent. The gate receipts and flower sale netted $8S, which will be given the Fairfield Red Ctoss society. Those who took part ~ete ivaAsry Havapd, Jr., Richard Br$tt. Ira warner. John Sturses. Efanklin Bulkley, Clyde Buckingham, Malcolm 4oodridge and Miss Eva Dnhlgren. ; Joseph, Dahlgren was cashier. Mrs. George Brett, Mrs. val- cry Havard and Mrs. Frederick Sur 8es had charge of the flower tables. ldrs. Warner served tea after show.
 The Tea Time Tavern was opened tl7fs afternoon for the last time this season at the residence of Mrs John Yield, Greenfield 11il. Mrs DeVer 0. Warner and MrA EugeRia Barker re- ceived the guest& The Thimble club entertatned and the boys orchestra played for dancing,
 Cards are out announcing the com ing marriage Of Bflss Dorothy DeLoss, daughter of MT. and Mrs, H. H. De- Loss of Park avenue. to Ralph Black burn. The ceremony will take place At.4 so'ciock "Wednesday, Oct. IS, at the home of the brides parents, Only q Jew friends have been invited to wit ness the ceremony. About 800 have been bidden to the reception which VIII follow. Mrs John Field win bs matron of honor, while Miss Barbara Waldo, Marjorie DeLoss, Mrs. Charles e. Williams and Miss Esther Lyman Of Mtddlefiels Ct. will be brides
 Mra Charlotte Whitney, ss1 Housa- tonic avenue. Stratford. entertained the members of the Bridgeport Giris club at her home, Saturday. Sand wiches, home made cake and Ice cream were served. 9ss) tp titts
 Daniel McDougal, an lemploye of the Locomobile Co. of this city, and Mrs. < Ella L. Griswold of Torrington, were married at noon yesterday in Torring- ton. rj
 MT. and Mrs. Dudley M. Morris of linden avenue, observed their wooden wedding anniversary with a dinner at the White Turkey Inn last evening. ! Mrs. Morris was Miss Edna Grippen. The couple had as their guests: Mr. and Mrs. Alvin c. Breul, MT. and Mrs. Laurence M. Cornwall, Mr. and Mrs. John Field. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Grippin, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Haw- Hey, MT. and Mrs. Stewart Hawthorne, Mir. and Mrs. Frank c. Hunt, MT. and Mrs. Horace B. Merwin. MT. and Mrs. i J Carlton; Sterling. MT. and Mrs. De Yer c. Warner, MT and Mrs. William Webb, Miss Eugenia Barker. Miss Dorothy DeLoss, Miss Marion Gibney, Mrs. Robert M Norris of Milford, Miss Alice Pierce, Miss Emily Sanford, Miss Barbara Waldo, Ralph Black \ burn, William Feeter, Rogert A. Gib- sney. Jonathan 'Grout, Horace Flaw thorne. Harvey Irving, pr. D. c. Pat terson and Radclif Sprott.
 A musicale is to be given in the !. Nichols Methodist church on Thurs day evening, Sept. 2s. The Olivet Mandolin club will play. Miss Yates will sing and Miss Calburn will read.
 The annual bu3iness meeting and election of officers of the Bridgeport branch, Woman's Christian Temper ,ance union will be held tom6rrow aft ernoon at o'clock at the rooms, 239 Gilbert street.