The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-14

ter, Miss Dorothy Sniffen, of 348 Col orado avenue, are spending two weeks vacation with friends at Kent Conn.
 Miss Elizabeth. F. Turney of State street will be the weekend guest of MT. and Mrs T. L. Turney, who will spend a few days at their summer home at Fairfield beach.
 Miss Mary Miller has returned to her home on Brooklawn avenue after having spent an enjoyable visit at Pennington.
 MT. and Mrs. Phelin of Poughkeep- sic, N. Y, will be the weekend guests of MT. and Mrs. James Riley of Park street.
 Prof. and Mrs. Jerome May of sos Stratford avenue celebrated their fifth year of welded life on Tuesday even ing A pleasing musical program was arranged and a supper was served. They were the recipients of many beautiful gifts. MT. and Mrs. George Englehardt, Miss Kathleen Ingle- l1ardt, MT. and Mrs. Holm, Miss Mar garet Holm, Mrs. c. F. Geschied, and James Jones were among those pres ent.
 | The Woman's auxiliary of the First | Baptist church wishes to announce that during the summer months the work accomplished was very great. A large number of hospital garments, knitted garments and other knitted articles were made by the members
 of the church. The auxiliary meets on Wednesday of each week from 9:9O o'clock until o'clock in the parlor of the church, Washington avenue. All those who wish to assist in this work are cordially invited to do so.
 Mrs. Rose V. Malley of Hazelwood avenue entertained last night at her
 home in honor of her daughter, Miss Rose V. Malley, who became the
 bride of Chief Petty Officer George F. Keating today. Among those present
 were Miss Gertrude and Loretta Keat ling, Miss Clara Madden, Mrs. Eliza
 beth Heating, MT. and Mrs. Ray Keat- ing and Edward Malley.
 This informing at St. Augustine's church at o'clock a very quiet mil itary wedding took place when Miss Rose V. Malley, daughter of Mrs Rose Malley of ITO Hazelwood avenue became the bride of Chief Petty Off.
 cer George F. Heating, U. s. N, sor
 of Mrs. Elizabeth Heating Of LOLA No. ble avenue.
 Only the immediate families were
 present The bride wore a frock 0 blue serge with hat to match and mole skin cape. and corsage of bri
 dal roses. Miss Clara Madden, tn,
 brides only attendant, also wore blut
 serge with large black hat of velvet
 Clinton Heating, brother of the bride
 groom, was best man.
 A wedding breakfast was served a the Stratfeld. The bridal couple vii leave sometime during the day on 3 wedding tour Both young people ar socially prominent in this city. l Private Charles H. Johnson, the frs y member of the i02d Ambulance com h pany, to arrive back to America be d cause of an operation for appendi $ citis performed while he was il 0 France, will be visited by his parents S MT. and Mrs. Gustave Johnson Of Cal
 ifornia street, Stratford, at the Balti
 more hospital at Baltimore. Md, som f time next week. Private Johnson d spent nine months in a hospital , ii S France before being sent back t }. America.
 Miss Elizabeth Callahan of Blac IRock avenue is the guest of relative :, in New York for the weekend. 5 Mrs. Maturin B. Waldo of Laure ' avenue has had for her guest for s' few rays Mrs. Frank c. Hunt, who s. residing in Washington. D. C., wher 9 Lieutenant Hunt is stationed 1000 FOR 1