The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-22
SHORE DINNER AND LAWN FETE ON WEDNESDAY Perfecting Arrangements of Enlisted Mems Dance To-
 morrow Night. WILSON ANGUS
 NUPTIALS, JULY 20 Lawn Fete of Catholic Char itable Bureau Will Be
 Success.

From present indications the lawn fete and shore dinner that is to be given on Wednesday evening at the Black Rock Shore and Country Club is to be very much of a success. Mrs. F. B. Ballard is chairman of the womens committee of the club and B. T. Buckingham, head of the mems committee. Both have been working very hard for the success of the af- fair and already there have been a large number of reservation for the dinner which will be served from 6:30 to 10 o'clock.
 The program includes a number of interpretative dances, social dancing on the lawn to the music of Speidels orchestra and there will be a cer- tain time set apart for a program of patriotic songs. Late in the evening there will be talent from Polls for the entertainment of the guests. A fortune telling booth will furnish amusement and there will be quite a number of special attractions. The reservations that have been coming in so far are for parties ranging from eight to sixteen covers and it is ap- parent that this will be one of the biggest affairs the club has yet held. Everything points to the fact that the dance tomorrow evening in the Colonial ball room, which D. c. Quil- ty has generously donated for the af- l fair, is to be a huge success. All of the committees are working very hard and all the soldiers and sailors visit 1 ing in this city as we'll as the men stationed at Black Rock and the Lake ] Torpedo Boat company have been cor dially invited to attend.
 This is a branch of war work that has not been entered into to any l great extent in this city and the suc- cess of the affair will be watched with interest. Previous to the danc- | ing there will be a supper served al o'clock. Mrs. Kenneth McNeil is chairman of the supper arrange ments and is being assisted by the members of the Thimble Club in pre-. pairing the supper. The Little Sisters committee of which Miss Marior Henshaw is the chairman will assis in serving.
 The Brothers Orchestra is to fur nish the music for the dancing anc there will be an entertainment pro
 gram as well. Those who will assis
 Mrs. McNeil with the refreshment are: Mrs. Clinton B. SeeIey, Mis-
 Chary Smith, Mrs. Percy Allen, Mrs Leonard Dyer, Mrs. Henry P. Hen shaw, Mrs. Edward Foster, Mrs Alexander McNab, Mrs. Frank Hast ings, Mrs. M. J. O'Byrne, Mrs. DeVe : Warner, Mrs. T. L. Watson, Mrs ! Kenneth Weeks, Mrs. Victor Thorne t Mrs. Herbert Flansburgh, Miss Bar 3 tram, Mrs. A. B. Macdonald an $ Jonathan Godfrey.
 The hostesses for the evening ar Y to be: Mrs. George W Wheeler Mir e D. Fairchild Wheeler, Mrs WiIlia1 0 K. Webster, Jr., Mrs, James Ludlun a Mrs. John T. King, Mrs. Charles ( 6 Sanford and Mrs. H. Willard FIeck, f On Saturday afternoon there was IF quiet wedding solemnized at tn
 home Of the bride, 163 Berkshire ave o nue when Miss Elizabeth Angus wa :. married to Percival M Wilson of 6s
 
 and close friends of the contractin parties, were present at the ceremon, . Miss Agnus wore a wisteria Georgett = crepe travelling dress with hat t S match. Miss Minnie Broadbent al tended her as maid of honor and ws
 gowned in navy blue taffeta. F. VI
 Montague attended MT. Wilson as h
 best man. Immediately following tn
 ceremony MT. and Mrs. Wilson wer
 on wedding trip to Ocean Beacl f MT. Wilson is with the Columbi ! Graphophone Company.
 t The lawn fete to be given for th h benefit of the Catholic Charitab1 \ Bureau on the grounds of the Chapte f house of the Knights of Columbus o l Washington avenue on Wednesda h bids fair to be great success. Ever , Catholic parish in the city will | , represented by some attraction an , in the afternoon thep rogram has bee n planned with special reference to tt , children and in the evening for tt : grown-ups. Quite a number of tf I pupils of Daniel Quilty's classics , dancing classes are to be present an | | SlNS e1 p1OSIdIll anu llI6EG VIII De T, great many other numbers on the CT v, tertainment program.
 : The 18th anniversary of Sist . Corona was observed yesterday at S -,| John's Nepomucene SIovak churc , ,N yesterday and slomen high mass w h celebrated in her honor by Rev. Il E. Komara, assisted by Rev. Pa IL Siska, and Rev. P. J. kaczmarsl ,,t The procession from the church II the convent was led by little gil N dressed in white who 'strewed Howe U in thep ath of Sister Corona. The were 30 Sisters from nearby tow in who took part in the ceremonies al
 the Children of Mary also assiste , Sister Corona is assistant superinten
 ent of the parochial school and
 teacher. Twenty-Five years ago ye He terday she was received into [
 Order of Notre Dame at Baltimore.