The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-25

 Alois Havrilla takes place Saturday will have five attendants, Miss Lois Robinson will be maid of honor and the bridesmaids will be Miss Dorothy Pickett, Miss Virginia Pickett, Mrs. Seymour, M. Bradley and Mrs. Roy Parsell (Marjorie Catlin), a cousin of the bride, whose marriage took place Saturday, Sept. 14th. Kenneth McEwen of New York City will be MT. Havrillas best man. There vii be no ushers. It is to be small Wed- ding at half past o'clock at the brides home in Whitney avenue. Dr. Watsons L. Phillips, pastor emeritus of the Church of the Redeemer, will perform the ceremony A luncheon is being given tomorrow by Mrs. Sey- mour M Bradley at her summer home in Pine Orchard complimentary to Miss Munson and her attendants. Monday afternoon Miss Lois Robin son entertained a few friends at tea whog ave Miss Munson surprise tin who gave Miss Munson surprise tin
 Mir. and Mrs. Francis Sanford and daughter, Miss Marguerite Sanford, Of Hazelvood avenue have returned home after having spent delightful vacation at their summer home on Fairfield beach.
 The annual meeting of the Queens Daughters will be held on Friday ev- nenins, October 4, at 8 o'clock, at St. Augustine's Chapel for the election of officers. The meeting is being post h Ie- o1y nT q e. count of registration which consum- ed a weeks time.
 Mrs, Briggs and Mrs. Hindle of this city have left Bridgeport for the South where they intend to stay in- definitely at the home of Mrs. Hin dle.
 The Avignon Club are planning to | meet the first week in October. l The boys of the 102nd Ambulance 1 Corps have formed an auxiliary of the Comfort Club. MT. Burrell is sec retary. The boys have adopted two French children.
 Miss Mary Cook has been visiting her mother Mrs. George Booth on Gulf street, Milford.
 Maurice Nussenfeld, son of MT. and Mrs Julius Nussenfeld, of 1896 North 1 avenue, received word yesterday that he successfully passed his examination for the officers training school which will open September 28. MT. Nus senfeId is a graduate of the Bridge port High School, class of 1917, and is at present a student in Columbia University.
 Mrs. F. N. Sperry has been chosen as representative of the Y. w. c. A, | to go to New Haven to attend the con- | ference that will be held preliminary to a national campaign to raise $17O,- 900 900 for a war chest for all war re- lief organizations that have been recognized by the government. The conference will begin on Nov. Il and continue until Nov. IS.
 | Announcement has been made by the officers and teachers of the Park street church Sunday school, that in | the school, a number of informal con- ferences at the homes in various sec tions of the city have been arranged and friends and members are cordial 1v invited to attend. This is expect ed to make the work more unified and cooperative and also more enthusl- astic. The places where the confer ences will be held is as follows: On Thursday, to 5, Mrs. Newton H. Hoyt's home, 1920 Noble avenue; Friday. 4 to 5, Mrs. W. B. Boardman's s 3O3 Mill Hill avenue; Friday, to g Mrs. M. E. Bassett's, 36S Central ave- nue; Mrs. A. H. Jones', 5SS William street, and Mrs. George H. Warns, 40 Shelton street.
 Mrs. Daisy Teele, former wife of William s. Teele, Jr., one of the ofti- cials of the Locomobile company, and Mir. J. Percy Bartram. well known so- ciety man, werem arried in Brooklyn on Saturday. The news of the mar . riage to Bridgeport did not come as a surprise as friends had already sus-
 pected that it would take place. They are both prominent socially in this i city. They will> make their home or
 an island near Stamford, which MT
 Rartram purchased a short time ago. Daniel Conroy was a recent guest ir this city. He is stationed at Pelham Bay.
 The Womens auxiliary of the Firs l Baptist church will meet all day Fri q 4l,a iTocr IY1fi 8 o'clock in the evening.
 The Fairfield County Baptist as soctation will meet at Calvary church today.
 Miss Gertrude Cormack of anove i street is spending a few days witl l friends and relatives in Westport.
 Carl Berger has returned to hi
 home on Stratford avenue after en
 toying a weeks st&y with relatives il
 New Haven.
 Miss Ida M. Tilley of New Yorl
 city was a recent guest of friends il
 this city.
 q MT. and Mrs W. A. Springsteen an E. Miss Mary Farmsworth of Devo e have returned home after having en Le joyed a pleasant trip to Fort Hamil
 ton where they visited Machinist W
 A Springsteen, Jr., who is assigne
 to Battery E., 3Sth regiment, Coas
 Artillery.
 Mir. and Mrs. John D. Kearns, A
 Huntington Road, are the proud pa