The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-30
Personal Mention

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 MT. and Mrs. Max Brookenstein and son, Samuel, of Brooklyn, N. T., who were the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. William Unofsky of 30S Coleman street, have returned home Sunday night.
 A pretty aluminium shower took place at the home of Mrs. M. L. Will Hams at 5 Center street extension which was given in honor of Mrs. W. Robarge, who is to become the bride of MT. James Archeline of Brooklyn, tomorrow morning at St. Anthony's church. The room was beautifully decorated in red, white and blue and the scheme was spid- CT web attached to the chandelier from which paper ribbons in the form of chains led to various parts of the room where the gifts were hid den. Mrs Robarge was the recipient of very beautiful gifts. Later in the evening a Hoover lunch was served. There were twenty guests present.
 MISS OdlSy MChdy Ol I1llS City W 1O was the guest of Miss Margaret Goodwin of Central avenue, Water bury, has returned home.
 Mrs. Albert Peck, who recently en- joyed few days at Torringford, as the guest of friends, has returned to her home in this city.
 A very simple wartime wedding took place last night at the home of MT. and Mrs. Carl Foster of 2440 North avenue when their daughter, Marie Louise Foster became the bride of Lieut.. Milton M. Heath, U. S. A, of Washington, formerly of Norman, Okla. The Rev. Alexander Alison, IT, of the First Presbyterian church officiated.
 Mrs. Heath, who is a graduate of the Bridgeport High school, and who had been a student at Vassar college, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, is very well known in this city.
 Lieut.. Heath Is a graduate of the University of, Oklahoma with the de- gree of A. B., and from Ann Arbor college, Mich.
 l MT. and Mrs. George W. Holmes of Nova Scotia, and Joseph Weber were married at o'clock on Saturday morning at the rectory of the Pres byterian church by Rev. Alexander | Alison, Jr. Only few intimate friends and relatives were present at the ceremony. Mir and Mrs. Weber are both employed at the First | a wide circle of friends in this city. ! Mrs. Weber has made her home here for the past seven or eight years. After a short honeymoon to be spent | at the Berkshires, the couple will be at home at 1610 Laurel avenue.
 Miss Mary Elizabeth Cooney daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Cooney of 223 Hawley avenue is en- toying a few days with friends in Stamford.
 George satterly and Grant Hallock of 1114 Park avenue spent the week end as the guests of their parents al Patchogue, L. l.
 Miss Mary Heating of Black Rock
 avenue has entered the Mt. Joseph
 seminary at Hartford.
 Henry Berti1lson of Morehouse street has passed examination an6
 has entered the Students Arm!
 Training corps at Pratt Institute.
 Mrs. Peter Donaldson of 3SS Will
 liam street formerly of Hartford ha! accepted a position at the Remington : Plant and is working full time. Sh' started her work before the drive fo
 women's registration, and report
 that she likes her work immensely. Miss Anna Light, daughter of MT and Mrs. Owen Light of Black Rocl . avenue, who had enlisted in the Rec Cross early in August and had beer
 waiting since then for the call, lief
 at 8 o'clock Sunday afternoon for Nev
 York city, where she was ordered tt . report to Base hospital i. Miss Ligh :, is a. graduate of the New York Pos Graduate hospital of the class O
 1914, and has served in the Bridgepor
 schools for two years. She is the sec
 ond nurse from the city schools t 4 enter the service.
 The Art Club will meet at 1O:S
 o'clock on Wednesday morning at tn 2. home of Miss Wordin, 510 Stat 2 street.
 5, There will be a regular meeting c r the Young Women's Guild, Unite
 Church, on Tuesday afternoon at
 o'clock at the church, for the purpos
 of doing Red Cross work and cit ,. work for the city poor. o Dennis Kelley of Orange street, an 6 Arthur A. Brown of Union street, le
 this city for a short trip to Havre
 Grace, Maryland. They will also wis
 Baltimore and Washington. Miss Mary Kenny of 300 Willo street is enjoying few days sts with friends at Poughaug, N. Y. | The Lincoln Circle of the G. A. held a silver tea at the Mizpah will sos Stratford avenue, on Thursd;