The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Announcement was made in Harris son, N. r., and Norwalk, yesterday of the approaching marriage of Miss Laura F. o'Brien of the former place and Vincent J. F,laherty, of the latter place. The wedding will take place at Harrison this month and the couple will reside in Yale street, this city. MT. F9aherty is employed at the Rem ington Arms Go. and has spent the last two winters in Bridgeport, resid- ing at his Norwalk home during the. summer.
 Miss Essie M. Peabody, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph l.. Peabody. of S9 William street, who will be married to s. Howard Sweet on June 27, in St. Paul's church will be attended by her sister, Mrs James A. Smale. as maid of honor, and (by the Misses Ruth Cone and Ethel A. Davis, as bridesmaids. Viola eoulding. cousin of Miss Pea body, will he flower girl. MT. Sweet will be attended by James A. Snale as best man and the ushers will in- clude J. Gilbert Ravens, Frederick R. Christensen, Frederick R. Banks and Ddward F. Washburn. Rev. Benja- min F. Root, rector of St. Paul's church, will perform the ceremony, and William E.. Davenport will pre- side at the organ.
 Three hundred invitations have been issued for the dance which, the Ju- nior Red Cross Auxiliary, No. |, will give at the BrooklaWn Country club, Friday evening, June 29. The money obtained from the dance will be turn ed over to the Red Cross fund. The auxiliary has been meeting Mondays at the home of Mrs. NCharles H. Arm strong. under the direction of Miss Lavipia Suckley "a graduate nurse. Miss Dorothy No2throp is president
 of the organization, Miss Eunice New man, vice president. Miss Dorothy Chapin, secretary and Miss Catherine Ford, treasurer. The other members include the Misses Elizabeth Ravens, Harriet Windsor. Cordelia Ford, Vir-
 ginia Ives, Lorraine Armstrong, Char lotte Wright, Esther Gerrish, Mabel and Frances Jennings, Dorothy Smith, Catherine Miller and Cora Armstrong. The entire proceeds of the recital of Miss Grace D. Clarke's pupils, giv- en tomorrow evening in the ball room of the Stratfield, will be turned over to the Red Cross fund. An excellent program of readings and short plays has been arranged in which will ve l heard: The Misses Ethel Beach, Mar I jorie Royden, Jane Callahan, Esth CT l Cohen, Marie Cooney. Marion Curtis Florence Davidson. Sylvia Delbridge Mary Downey, Anna Drew, Mary A l Drew, Margaret Drake, Azenath l Goodwin, Vera Hanlon, Theresa | Heggeman, Aileen Knight. Celia Roth 1 <,,to Mo-
 Shirley O,Connor, Isabel Pillans l guerite Smith, Sara Treadwe1l, Betty
 Davis. David Monohan, Mrs. Richard
 Howell Edward O'Neill, Vaughan 1 Garner and Chandler Tesiny.
 Miss Lois Bangs, daughter of MT
 and Mrs. Walter M. Bangs of Pusline | place, was graduated from Wellesley
 college, at Wellesley, Mass, last week
 Miss Bangs received her ''W' as 6
 member of the varsity eight She
 was considered one of the best oars | men of her college.
 1 Miss Jane c. Casey, Miss Mabel A | Morrissey of this city and Miss Marior . L. Sherwood of Southport, received
 their degrees of A. B. from Snitl college, today.
 Rudolph steinert, of M. Steinert { Sons Co.,, announces the arrange
 ments completed for four concerts il
 Bridgeport at the Park theatre ol January .16, February II, Februar
 27 and March IS, 1918. The con
 certs will introduce in BridgepoI Fritz Kressler, violinist;- New Tor