The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-24
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

l. COunC1l, Royal Acanun, will visit Sherman council, South NorwaIk. Tuesday | evening. special invitation has been extended to the local council to participate in an indoor festal day. The trip will be made by auto bus, leaving Main and Cannon streets at | z p. m. sharp. It is expected a. large delegation will make the Journey. A ! good time is assured and those desir- ous of going should be on hand promptly.
 Miss Eleanor Cleveland, formerly stock star at the Lyric theatre, will conduct a summer camp for girls at Casco. Maine, which will open. on July 1.
 A son, John Lewis, has been born to MT. and Mrs. Lewis Faulkins of 252 West avenue. MT. F'au1kins is an en- graver in Reid & Todd's.
 I The closing reception and war ben l eft dance given last evening by the class in Miss S1ocum's hall was en- tirely sulcessfu1. The hall was dec orated with peonies and roses. A number of beautiful interpretive and social dances were executed by the classes led by Miss Hall in costume About 60 children participated Miss Hall was presented with 8. silver mesh bag by the entire class and with nu- merous bouquets of flowers Mrs Clapp of Milford, played for the in terpretfve dances ana Mrs. Benjamin Stewart for the class dances. The chil- dren were variously costumed and the whole affair was an extremely pretty one. <,F the most prominent vocal teachers Of l the city will hold a recital of his stu dents at o'clock Monday evening at his studio in the Taylor building. The pupils who will have, part in the pro-, gram include: Mrs. Tracy Brown, Miss iGenevieye Brown, Mrs Arthur Butter worth Mrs. Frieda Dayton, Mrs. John lC. Hubert Miss Matilda. Heise, Miss Martha KreutzfeIdt, Mrs. R. W. Smith, Miss Elsa Muller, Miss Anna Morosco, Miss Fay Preston, Mrs. Charles A. Peck, Miss Gise1a Won Threskow, Lenard Berggren, Frank Doyle, Engel Enberg, Swen Ericon, Frank Fetch, I Henry Lynge, Albert Pujde, William Sheane. Samuel Sossin, Edward Veit, and Stelpon Zadaes-
 BOYER-LYNGE.
 | Several hundreds of guests have Ibeen invited to attend the wedding at I 6 o'clock this evening of Miss Joseph | inc Lynge, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Carl Henry Lynge of SOTO Main street, and MT. Robert Hogarth Boyer | of Philadelphia, which will take place at the home of Miss Lynge's parents
 The ceremony will be performed by the Rev. George Henry Smith, retir- ed clergyman of Midd1etown, who is the father. of Miss Anna Lynge's lhance. The bride will be attended by her two sisters. Miss Jean Lynge as | maid of honor and Miss Anna Lynge las bridesmaid. Mountain laurel and palms and bay trees will decorate the home. A reception and dance will | Icontinue throughout the evening. Miss Anna Lynge will wear a gown of cloth of gold with pale c-een tulle draperies, embroidered in orchid shades. Her bouquet will be formed 4 entirely of maiden hair ferns. Miss Jean LYnge's gown is also fashioned from cloth of gold, it's draperies being of orchid colored tulle and her bou- ouet will be formed of orchids and maiden hair ferns. The brides gown is of white georgette crepe and silver having a. court train of white satin. Her veil is of ftulle edged with point lace. Her bouquet will be of orchids and lilies of the valley, tied with a
 band of white satin ribbon. The II three gowns are Lucille models. Allan W. Breed of Boston, classnate of
 MT. Boyer at Yale, and a member of
 the same fraternity. will be best man,
 while the ushers will include Paul
 Cornwall Smith of New York, hance
 of Miss Anna Lynge, and Henry Theo- ! dore. EYnge of P1ttsdeld. An orchestra
 will play soft music during the cere- mony and later will furnish the music
 for the reception and dancing The
 wedding ring is of platinum, engrav- ed in anforange blossom design. Three | of Miss Lynge's friends will sit with her at tETe wedding supper table, Mrs. E. Carlisle Hunter of Fulton, N Y
 who was Miss Natalie Macfarlane of Black Rock, Miss Gladys Macfarlane,
 and Miss Ethel Logan The bride will
 travel in g. gown of taupe gros de lLondres embroidered in pale green } and orchid colors with a coat to
 match, and a gray georgette crepe hat trimmed with dove wings MT.
 Boyer, who Is the son of Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth Boyer of. Boston, Is a trans
 former sspeciaIist with the General
 EIectrit5 Co.,, stationed at PhiIadel-
 ph4a, where he and his bride will re- side.
 7 CRAETS-CIAAPP
 Miss Isabelle Clapp. daughter ot 2 Mrs Dv1yer H. C1app, of 1881 Fairfield
 avenue and MT. Irving Crafts were
 married at o'clock Thursday even.
 ing at the home of the brides mother
 by Rev.. Gerald H. Beard, pastor o1
 the Park street Congregational church
 The bride was attired in a gown o1
 white crepe de chine trimmed witt
 handmade cluny lace and carried z
 bouquet of white roSebudS and sWee
 peas. Miss AIesia Clapp and HarolG
 Crafts were the attendants MT ana
 Mrs. Crafts will reside on Bronx ave