The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-04
NOVEL TAG DAY
new MEANS TO
CONSERVE FUEL
Brady-Kelley Wedding of
November Just
Announced
PROGRAM FOR
CHILDREN'S MOVIES
Mary silliman Chapter, D.
A. R., to Observe An
niversary

Advices received by Mrs H. W.
F1eck, chairman of the committee
of Women's activities of the National
Council of Defense for Bridgeport are
to the effect that the latter part of
this month there will be another Tag
Day here. 1t is the most novel of
all and will be known as Shovel
Tag Day." The idea is to have these
tags attached to the coal shovel so
that every time coal is put into the
furnace the tag will serve as a re-
hinder of the great need for conser-
walton of the precious fuel. Unless
the coal situation is materially bet
tered there will be no need of having
tag for reminder as there will be
no coal to conserve. The date for
this Shovel Tag Day. has not been
definitely decided on as yet.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage on November 8, 1917
OF Miss Adeline c. Kelley, daughter
of Mrs. Thomas F. Kelley of 587
washington avenue, to Captain Geo.
o-Ae%-> DAe@NyS VI I,
U. 5. A. The ceremony was per-
formed at Woodstock College, Wood
stock, Md, the officiating clergyman
being Rev. Joseph Kelley, brother of
the bride. Mrs. Brady announced
the fact of her wedding to her
friends at a dinner given by her at
the Black Rock Shore and Country
Club on New Years Night. She is
well known in this city being an ar
chitect by profession and occupies the
unique place of being the only Wom-
an architect practicing her profession
in this state. Captain Brady, whose
nome is in Bethel, is a graduate of
Yale College, and was process and
equipment engineer of the Winches-
ter Repeating Arms Co. in New Ha-
ven. Mrs. Brady is to leave soon for
Rock Island, Ill, where Captain
Brady is stationed for the time being.
1t is more than likely that he will
be sent to France to the American
Ordnance Base depot. When Mrs.
Brady returns from Rock Island, she
| will continue her business at her Of
| flee on Wall street.
The question of woman suffrage at
| the present time has gone out of
Connecticut and become a national
question. The Executive Board OF
| the Connecticut Woman Suffrage AS
| ISOLATION at its meeting last Wednes-
day was concerned almost entirely
with national aspects of suffrage
work. First there were the reports
of the delegates who had been in
Washington for the National Suffrage
Convention from December 10 to Is.
/ Then there was a discussion of the
work that had been done in Connec-
ticut in preparation for the vote on
the Suffrage Amendment to be taken
next Thursday, and finally the ques-
ton was discussed as to the next steps
to be taken by the Connecticut Asso-
citation in case the amendment passes
the House of Representatives and is
sent to the Senate.
: Miss Margaret Neithercut gave a
very charming luncheon this noon at
! 1 o'clock at the Brooklawn Country
i Club for twenty-four of her friends.
/ Miss Neithercut, who is the daughter
I Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. I. Neithercut of
/ Brooklawn avenue, is to return to
| Miss Masters School at Dobbs Ferry
| y. Y, on Wednesday.
| Branch 80 of the National Associa-
ton of Letter Carriers and Ladies
Auxiliary No.. As, will hold a joint
! 90
ing in Lincoln Hall
Very interesting is the program
planned for the Children's movies al
the Lyric theatre tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock. The committee have
been working hard to obtain a gooG
selection and they have headed theil
bill with dainty Marguerite Clark il
The Primrose Ring" 1t is a fair!
tale and will delight the small folk
This is the feature picture and in add
ition a Burton Holmes Travelogue viii
be shown, taking the youngsters in t.
foreign and interesting lands Thes
pictures are decidedly educational a
! well as most pleasing to the eye
| There will also be an animated dol
l MIN that Is known as the MOtoy. !
is called Mary and GreteP' and i
said to be most amusing. A car
toon comedy and the Pathe News an
/ Current events will round out a we
balanced program. clean Throughout
and one that will hold the interes
and attention from start to finish.
4 Monday week will be the annus
| Chapter Day of Mary Silliman chap
Il ter, D. A. r. This first meeting i
II January is observed each year as tn
II anniversary of the founding of tn
II chapter in this city and is usual
H made gala occasion. The regen
II Mrs. J. ]. Rose and the advisor
II board are planning an interesting pre-
Il gram along patriotic lines and o
III Chapter Day each member has tn
II privilege of bringing guest 1t wi
II be held in the usual meeting place {
II the chapter in Odd Fellows -lall o
II Broad street.