The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-09-13

Q. Mrs. Annie s. T. Kellogg of 47O Maple wood avenue and Arthur J. Milling ton of 99S Howard avenue will be married Saturday in St. Johns Epis- copal church. Rev. Stephen Fish sherman. Jr., will perform the cere- mony at o'clock. The wedding will be carried out quietly with only the Immediate families in attendance. MT. Millington is with the Harvey Hub bell Go.
 A son has been born to MT. and non. III. MT. Belknap is the son of MT. and Mrs Charles H. Belknap of sos Norman street.
 Miss Elizabeth Limont, who has been an assistant in the Bridgeport Public Ibary will open studio at her home, 21Q Seeley street on September 25. Miss Limont is a graduate of Wellesley college where she special ized in music. She has also studied with Prof. E. A Parsons of New Ha- yen. ~ /
 Pride of Bridgeport council, No. 8, D. of A. will hold a lawn fete at the residence of Mrs. Grace James, 421 seavfew avenue, Saturday evening. September 16. The lawn will be dec. orated with lanterns and flags. A large attendance of members and friends is~expected.
 Miss Eunice Burr of 4o02 Main street. entertained 12 os her young friends in honor of her ninth birth day. Monday afternoon, September II. The table decorations and favors were pink. She was the recipient of many pretty presents. Those who attended were the Misses Dorothy Gratrix, Florence Mattice, Elizabeth Piper, Dorothy Lutz, Kathryn Krapp, Fran. ces Krapp, Evelyn Kahn, PaulIne Kahn and Betty Webber; Masters Les lie Webber, Irving Kirk and Leo Kirk.
 The Bridgeport Art League has An- nounced it's schedule for the coming season. The formal lectures have been arranged to be held in the ball room of The Stratffeld as in former, years and an excellent program has been provided. Among the speakers will be Beatrice Forbes Robertson Hale, who will open the lecture course on Nov. 6, at 3:45 p. m.s with an address on 'The Lady, as an Institution, Her Rise. Dqmination and Decline" On Dec. 4, Thome4 H. Mawson, A. R. B. A., will speak on "The Unity of House and Garden" or 'The Making of a Home" On Jan. l. Seumas Mac Manus of Dnegal, Ireland, whose fairy Y tales are so delightful, will give a lec- ture on Irish Fairy Tales and Folk Lore" Rev. Henry R. Rose will give a beautifully illustrated lecture on 'The House of Dreams" which is based on the Congressional Library at Washington. MT. Rose is a brother of Rev. W. W. Rose of the Universalist church. Edgar c. Raine will give an illustrated lecture on Alaska" on March s. and Sn April 2. Mra' Jessie Braman Daggett of Chicago will speak on What Bird Songs Mean to Me-" The annual May festival will be held on May '. A program of informal lectures on various topics will also be held at the league rooms during the year.
 The Woman's Relief Corps of the c. A. R. will meet at the c. A. R. hall on Main street on Thursday after noon. As business of importance is to come before the meeting all mem- bers are requested to be present.
 Miss Mae Harris of 2s Rosedale street gave pretty variety shower at her home on Monday evening in honor of Miss Nellie Price of 291 Vine street. who will be married to Frank Bullock of South avenue on Wednesday, Sept. 20. The wedding will take place at St. Georges Episcopal church at 6 o'clock sn the evening. Rev Henry Kelley, rector of the church, will perform the ceremony Miss Price will be attend cd by Mrs. Henry Kelley/as matron of honor, and by the Misses Lillian French and Blanche Turpin as brides maids. George CottriH of PhiladelI pida, Pa, will be best man.
 Miss Price received many attractive gifts. During the evening, there were many piano and vocal selections by tho Misses Nellie Price Florence Marsden, Nellie Haggerty, and Jo- sephfne Simpson. A mock wedding was feature of the evening, at which 1Giss Josephine Simpson acted as min- lister. Miss Nellie Haggerty as bride groom and Mis Clara Ansiissy as bride. Niss H4lda HaIdine played the wsddty maruh. Gupper was served at ' AaD Aesr.
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