The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-11-09

Kabibonokka Camp Fire Girls was
held at the home of Miss Susan
Lynch, 296 ruce avenue, Wednesday
night. After the business part of the
meeting was over games and music
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served. Those present were the
Misses Helen radley, Myrtle Glib
born, Pauline Gregory, Susan Lynch,
Florence Mallory. Gladys Middle
brook, Violet Paulson. Viola and
Beatrice Paquette, Olive Schmidt,
Edna Wilcoxson and Hazel Yaats.
Both the Junior and Senior classes
Of the Connecticut Froebel Normal
school of which Miss Mary Hills is
the head are working hard at Red
Cross work. Every Tuesday after
noon classes are held an hour earlier
SO that the girls can get to the Sea-
side Institute at 2 o'clock and they
work there the greater part of the
afternoon.
A very pretty wedding was per-
formed at st. Patrick's church on
Wednesday when Miss Bessie Brady
and Joseph Patrick Carroll were unit
ed in marriage by the Rev. Father
Lynch. Only members Of the family
attending.
Miss Brady was beconingly attir-
ed in a Burgundy broadcloth suit
trimmed with fur and hat of taupe
and gold and carried a bouquet of
orchids. The bride was attended by
Miss May Harris, who wore a broad
cloth suit of taupe with hat to
match, and carried a, bouquet of rose
buds.
p Of Ixy YoI
Mccarthy as his best man.
Miss Brady is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank C. Brady of ia
Keller avenue, and was formerly
supervisor at the Telephone Elk
change, while Mr.. Carroll is connect
ed with the Singer Manufacturing Co.
Miss Brady presented her brides
maid with a gold bar pin and to the
groom she gave a amethyst stick pin.
Following the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll left on the 9:55
train for an extended honeymoon trip
and upon their return will reside at
ia Keller avenue for the present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll have received
many beautiful gifts.
People prominent in the civic and
philanthropic affairs Of the city met
last evening at The Stratf1e1d to
form Travellers Aid society. Attor-
ney. Charles Shapiro, chairman of the
organization committee, presided. Of
fcers were elected as follows: Col.
Elmer H. Ravens, president; vice
presidents, Charles Shapiro, Mrs, Or
Vile Rector, Rev. Matthew Judge:
treasurer, D. Fairchild Wheeler; Sec
rotary, Mrs. Frederic B. Rhodes:
directors, Rev. G. M. Brown, Rev.
Henry Kelly, Rev. Alexander Alison.
Jr., Rev. w. H. Day, Rev. W. W.
Rose, Rev. J. r. Brown, Rev. H. A.
Davenport, George e. Crawford, r. e.
Blake, Angus Thorn, Howard Speer,
W. B. Boardman, c. E. Billion, George
Warren, Mrs. Walter Loewith, Mrs.
James Ludlunf, Mrs. aCtherine Sui
| Ivan, Mrs. 1Orvil1e Rector, Mrs. c.
B. Doremus, Mrs. John T. King, Mrs.
P. L. Holzer. Mrs. George Somers.
| Miss Marguerite Boylan, Mrs. George
Rand Mrs. w. Seymour Lacey, and
| Mrs. J. ]. B1oss.
Executive committee: Mrs. c. N.
Worthen, Mrs. L. T. Warner, Mrs. J.
e. Gaylord, Mrs. James g. Robson,
Mrs. W. T. Macfar1ane, Mrs. Law
renee F9nk1estone, Mrs. A. Zimmer-
man, Mrs. Howard Speer, Miss Ella
Beach, Miss Katherine Hewitt, Mrs.
| Summer Simpson, Mrs. Clarence Mel
| lor, Mrs Lydia Schulansky, Mrs. F.
| T. Staples, Mrs. c. H. Armstrong and
Mrs. Marshall.
Members of the Wednesday After
noon Musical club are much interest
ed in the first of the lectures in the
| club program which is to be given
| on Wednesday afternoon in the First
| Methodist church. Havrah Hubbard
| of Boston is to give one Of his Opera
| logues that have. been so very much
| enjoyed on previous occasions when
| Mr.. Hubbard has addressed the
| club.
Mrs. J. J. Rose. regent of Mary
| Silliman chapter D. A. R., will pre-
side at the regular meeting of the
! chapter which will be held on Monday
| afternoon in Odd Fellows' hall on
Broad street. Mrs. ]. J. Mcclure OF
| New Haven, Is to sing.