The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-13

of 102 Cowles street are rejoicing over the arrival of a nine-pound baby boy who came to gladden. the home Mon day Mother and son are doing nicely.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger man Reformed church, in Congress street, will meet tomorrow afternoon |at the basement of the church, Chapel street entrance. At the social, which will follow the business, the following will be the hostesses Mrs. Anna Biltz, Mrs. Leonard Manz. Mrs. William Ha- berle and Mrs. Ernst Adams. Friends as well as members are cordially in vited to attend.
 The dancing classes of Miss Wah- nita B. Barker and William J. Buncs held their closing reception Monday evening at Seaside Institute. Over 75 couples enjoyed the, dancing. Music was furnished by an augmented or chestra directed by Miss R. Vein garten, who was presented with a bouquet of flowers by the class. A very pleasing program was arranged. Six-year-old Margret Ferret was the favorite of the evening in an inter- pretive dance called "S1eepytime" Miss Lillian Mohr of 751 State St., was among the many people from Bridgeport attending the ordination exercises, which took place Saturday morning, at St. Joseph's Cathedral, Hartford. Mrs. Kenneth McNei1 is planning a vesta and fashion show to be given for the benefit of the Red Cross at her home in Black Rock on Saturday, June 2s. Mrs. McNeil is organizing | committees for the various attrac- l tions of the affair and 1t is expected | that several hundred will be enlisted
 in the work of arranging the fete | alone The fashion show will be in charge of the Misses Barbara Waldo, l Edith Riker and Henrietta Bishop. New York as well as Bridgeport shops | will send apparel which will be worn by members of local society. Tea will be served by The Little Sisters
 and the Junior auxiliary of the Red i Cross. The tennis courts will be GOV I cred with crash for dancing.
 A daughter, Juditha Lillian, was
 born to MT. and Mrs. Howard A
 Sullivan of 41 Anson street, on Sat.
 urday. Mrs. Sullivan was Miss Ju.
 dith Della va1le before her mar. riage.
 Mrs- J. H. Emmons, the new presi.
 dent of the Parent-Teachers' asso.
 ciation of Huntington Road school
 will preside for the first tkne at ths
 meeting of that organization tomor
 row afternoon at the school. Busi
 ness of importance will come before
 the meeting which will be the las
 of the present school year. A socia hour will follow the business session
 All mothers and friends of the chil
 dren are urged to attend.
 i, Map1ewood Parent-Teachers' asso citation held its last meeting of tn,
 season at the school yesterday. Of
 fcers chosen for the coming year in clude Mrs. H. L. Smith, president Mrs. E. K. Nicholson, vice president Mrs. B. J. Naramore, secretary, ant Mrs. Thomas Fish, treasurer.
 ,l MT. and Mrs. James B. Kelly of , kFrost street, Cambridge, Mass, hay, announced the engagement Of thef
 daughter, Anna Theresa, to Frank M  , Buckley, of 162 Cottage street, Bridge ,, , port. Miss Kelly is a graduate O Simmons and Radcliffe colleges and i i. at present teacher on the staff of tn Gloucester HigR school and n1embe
 of the College Women's club of Glou
 cester. She is the daughter of lame ' s. Kelly well known shoe manu
 facturer, formerly of Fall River, bu 3 now in business in Boston.
 MT. Buckley ls a graduate of Hof
 Cross college, being one of the homo
 men of his class, and has received tn
 degree of Master of Arts from bot
 Yale and Harvard in research worl
 and in education. He has been super : intendent of schools of Ansonia. an : is at present master of the Ellis schoc q in Cambridge. He is also an orato . of considerable note. MT. Buckley 2 a member of the Holy Cross club e 7 Boston, the Yale club of New Tor 7 and the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity c e Harvard. The marriage will talk - place June 30, at St. Peters church
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