The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Brooklawn Country club pro- gram for April follows:
 Saturday, April 7th-Tea. Thurs day. April 17th. Table d'hote dinner at o'clock Auction Bridge 8:30 o'clock Three Rubbers. Scores ta- ken at 1O:3O. Prices given by Mrs. c. G. Waldo Saturday, April 14th. Tea Music 4:3O to 6:30 p. m. Thurs day, April 18th. Table d'hote dinner at z o'clock. Keno party S:30 o'clock. (Look for later notice.) Saturday, April 21st Tea. Tuesday, April 24th Table d'hote Luncheon 1 o'clock. Auc- tion Bridge at 2:45. Three Rubbers. Scores taken promptly at o'clock. Price given by Mrs. Harry L. Ster- rett Saturday, April 18th. Tea. Din ner Dance. Table d'hote dinner at z o'clock. Music z to 12 o'clock.
 A daughter was born yesterday to MT. and Mrs. William B. Prendergast of 97 Washington Terrace.
 Miss Elizabeth Manwaring, of the English department of Wellesley col lege and daughter of MT. and Mrs. Moses w. Manwaring, of 56O Noble avenue, will address the members of the Authors club Wednesday after noon at 4 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. Roy E. Clark, 665 Clinton ave- nue. Miss Manwaring will talk on '"The Russian Short Story" All Wellesley women of the vicinity, whether graduates or undergraduates, have been invited to attend the meet ing.
 A number of girl friends of Miss Edna Mae Wyllie were her guests at her home, 5S6 Park street Thursday evening. Dancing for which the music was furnished by victrola and piano, was a feature of the evening. Miss Lillian Webster and Miss Lulu Kelly gave several solos to Miss Wyllies> accompaniment on the piano. Miss Edith Osterberg read a number of amusing selections. A buffet supper was served late in the evening.
 Miss Lucy McKenny of 1S2 Main street, who will soon become the bride of George Lewis of this city, was surprised with kitchen shower at her home last evening. A num- Der of friends of Miss McKenny were present at the shower which was ar ranged by her sister, Mrs. Matthew Mullen, and Miss Margaret O'Day.- SMTTH-SM1TH.
 Many Bridgeporters have been in vited to the wedding at 6:30 this i~,AA AL tional church of Miss Dorothy Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Christopher George Smith of Fairfield, and MT Albert Irving Smith of White Plains N. Y. Rev. Frank F. Childs, pastor of the church, will perform the cere- mony. Miss Smith will wear a hand some gown of white satin, having a 1 full court train falling from the shoulders. Her bridal veil of tulle i will be caught to the head to form g cap. She will carry a shower bouquet 1 of white roses and white sweet peas. l Miss Elsie Smith, sister of the bride, and Miss Elizabeth Jennings | who will wear gowns of silver and blue tissue and carry bouquets o1 lOpelia roses, will act as bridesmaids Two small sisters of the bride, Mar. l jorie and Gertrude Smith, will at. tend the bride as flower girls. They will wear frocks of white organdie tied with blue ,sashes and will carry l baskets of sweetheart roses and
 sweetpeas. Edward Long will be MT Smiths best man and his ushers vii 1 include George Dickie, Herber
 Smith, Rowlander Watkins and Dr | Herbert H. Sherman A receptiop a,
 the brides home for the member.
 and close friends of the two familie
 will follow the ceremony. Miss Smitf
 is a graduate of the Bridgeport Hig1 l school and is popular in this city a. | well as in Fairfield. MT. Smith is l prominent business man in White 1 Plains.