The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-30

volunteer work in helping stamp out | the epidemic.
 The Mosaic club will meet on Tues | day afternoon of next week at the home of: Mrs. G. E. Somers, of 365 E. Washington avenue.
 Mg. Richard I. Neithercut of 1sO Brooklawn avenue will be the hostess for the meeting of the Thursday Luncheon club tomorrow. The meet ing was to have taken place with Mrs. Winthrop Pyle of Park terrace. Charles E. zink of 1103 Central avenue, superintendent of the Fray | division of the Stanley Rule and Level Co.,, yesterday afternoon receiv- ed a cablegram telling him of the safe arrival overseas of his son, Captain 1 Robert D. Zink.
 Mrs. Mabel Jennings, who is a | member of the Graduate Nurses club, | has received orders to report to the Base hospital at Arlington, Conn.,, on Nov. 1. Mrs. Jennings is a graduate of the Bridgeport hospital and enlist ed in the Army Nurses corps a few weeks ago.
 Mrs. H. w. Fleck is arranging to have a trained nurse give talks and instructions to groups of volunteer women who are willing to aid in the influenza epidemic. Classes will start this week if possible and Mrs. Fleck is expected to retain a nurse for this purpose some time today.
 At a meeting of the Women's To- cal Of the Machinists' Union held last night resolutions of sympathy were passed for the president of the orga- nization, Mrs. Elsie Bervan, whose daughter died recently.
 The ways and means committee of the Comfort club meet today at the home of Mrs. c. I. Crosby, 151 Beech wood avenue. Each member of the committee will tell how she earned the 25 dollars which she donated to the Boys Christmas fund.
 Julius Hain of Wheeler avenue will leave this city on Friday for Wash ington, D. C., where he will be the guest of friends.
 Lieut.. Henry Martin Ford of the First Air Depot has returned to hi: post in France after spending some time in Italy Investigating plane mo. tors. His many friends will be pleas ed to know that he is enjoying good health.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Laura Starr Ford
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. Allen Pric, Ford of AT Rusling place, and Harolc Merwin, son of MT. and Mrs. Edward
 Sturges of Fairfield. Miss Ford is f graduate of Penn Hall, Chambers
 burg, Pa., and of the Fannie A. Smitl
 Kindergarten Training school. MI
 Sturges is a graduate of Clark uni
 versity and is now stationed at Parlin
 N. J., in the Ordnance Department.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis B. Gilbert o
 Fairfield, are receiving congratula
 tions upon the arrival of a son, borl Friday.
 A pretty but simple war time wed ding took place this morning at
 o'clock in St. Augustine's church whe
 Miss May Doyle, daughter of MT. an = Mrs. Thomas A. Doyle, 981 Gran street, became the bride of Lieu /, John Mccarthy, son of MT. and MT! P. J. Mccarthy of 683 Iranistan ave
 nue. The bride was attired in
 dark blue tricolette dress with hat o
 the same color and a seal skin coa t She carried a beautiful bouquet ( f bridal roses. Miss Jane McGratl - her attendant, wore a sand colore r dress with hat to match. Her bou @ quet was of dainty pink roses. Dani'
 Keegan was the best man.
 After a reception for the brid;
 party at the Stratf1eld, the youn
 couple left this city for Washington I D. C., where they will spend the = honeymoon. Mrs. Mccarthy was if stenographer at city hall and MT. M
 CArthy is lieutenant in the fire d.
 partment.
 Announcement has been made of tf n engagement of Miss Nellie Hebe 10 m6DI OI WOOQldnQ avenue, to JOnn le Mccarthy of SS5 Connecticut av le nue.
 a Philip Mccoy of 217 Sheridan stree
 has received a commission as secor
 lieutenant in the U. s. Infantry al
 Is waiting to be called.
 nt The Halloween dinner and Kel mt party at the Brook1awn Country ell ed tomorrow evening promises to 7i- a great success. Already over 1
 reservations for the dinner have be- 1t, made, and more are coming in stea ts, fly. The dinner will be served at " o'clock. An orchestra will furnis
 the music until o'clock. Is, Mrs. I. DeVer Warner has char ed of the decorations and with the a ar sistance of other members has ca
 ried a delightful color scheme. Priz d for the keno game have been dona at ed and those who assisted in gettil od these prizes are: Mrs. Charles ,d Waldo, Mrs. Waldo Bryant Mrs. 5s B. Curtis, Mrs, Kenneth w. McNe ar Mrs. Harvey Hubbell, Mrs Elean nj Bartram, Mrs. I. DeVer Warner, Nil of D. Fairchild Wheeler, Miss Georgian Is. Bishop. Mrs. Walter Wheeler, M -d Jonathan Grout, Mrs. Guy Millt el- Mrs. c, B. Seeley. Edward WiI1et al
 Arthy Watson.