The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-22
DANCING CLASSES TO HAVE CLOSING JUNE 24 Miss Edna Ives to Marry John Mclean at Her
 Home This Evening. MISS STURGES GETS
 MARRIED AT HOME Announcement Made of Holmes Stanton Marriage
 Gives Surprise.

On Monday evening in Miss Slo- cum's hall in the Court Exchange building at o'clock, the pupils com prising Miss May Halls dancing classes, are to give their annual clos ing reception. A very pleasing pro- gram has been arranged that includes several patriotic numbers. The members of the senior, junior and in termediate classes are: Wm. H. Setzoam, Misses E. Smith, Taylor Doeries, Frisbie. Lund, Gay, Mercy, Finny, Kane, Dooley, 0eott, Finnell, Shapiro, Ryan, Bouton, Honnslea, Ellison, Kane, McNaughton, Jones' Sidon, Wootten, M. Jubb and A. Judd, Olsen, Davis, Miller, Pagan, Walls, Msinger, Gully, Pierrot, Owens, Scheck, Roach, Bigley, Hilsinger, Mo Govern, Wolfrum, Maud and Mar guerite Kelelher, Nichols, Martin, Pardoe and Alderman.
 Class Military One Step, Ritz, Princess, Countess, Duchess, Fantansy, Old English and skirt Dances, Monday Class.
 Highland" Gin costume) Miss Mo Naughton.
 Hornpipe Gin costume), Misses Fin ny and Mercy.
 National Folk Dances Gin costume), {, Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Italian, French, Bohemian peasant dances, Monday class.
 French street scene and dance, Misses Usinger and Kelleher.
 Don skoi" Cossack, William Salts man.
 Springs Awakening, Grecian en- semble, Dawn Fairy, Marguerite Pier rott; Prince of Day, Mildred Jubb.
 "Ode to Spring." Maud Kelly. Sunrise" Senior Class.
 Fairy Flower Dance, Wild Rose, Miss Dorothy Short; Violets, Daisies and Butterflies, Senior Class; Buds and Primroses, M. Kelleher. Water Lymph, Miss Sally Hines. Morning Musical Moments and Port De Bras, Junior Class.
 VaIse Brilliant, Barefoot Trio, Misses Short, Hines and Smith. Pipes of Pan, Senior Class.
 Shadows, sunset and sleepy time, | Little Junior Class.
 
 | Stripes, sonsB by Junior Class, led by Miss K Ellison.
 i Patriotic Recitation, Master Ed ward Pagan.
 Favors, balloons, waltz cotillion. Social Hop-Orchestra augmented. There will be pretty wedding this evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. Fred D. Ives at S7 Wordin avenue, when their daughter Miss Edna Ives is to become the bride of John Mo Lean, son of Mrs. Robert Mclean of North Adams, Mass. The house will be most attractively decorated with roses and at one end of the living room an altar will ba4nade of palms and other greeneries. Rev. Alexan- der Alison, Jr., pastor of the First Presbyterian church, will perform the 1 ceremony.
 Miss Ives is to wear a georgette crepe dress trimmed with pearls, anC her veil will be caught on her head in cap effect and her bouquet will be a shower of bride roses and sweet peas. She will have as her matror of honor, Mrs. Heggie, her sister whose marriage took place about : year ago and who will wear her we'd ding gown. Herbert Heggie cousir of the groom, will act as best man Immediately after the ceremony there will be a reception after which the young couple are to leave on a we'd ding trip to Atlantic City, N. J.
 The marriage of Miss Mary Cad5 Sturges, daughter of MT. and Mrs Henry Cady Sturges of 116 East Thir. ty-eighth street, to Capt. James Henly F'rier, Jr., U. S. A., took place today al | the country home of the brides par 1 ents in Fairfield. The wedding was originally planned for June 8, but wa: | postponed on account of the illness o1 Miss Sturges.
 MT. and Mrs. Jaes F. Stanton 0! 1s0 Arch street, have announced the wedding of their daughter, Miss Ma bel c, Stanton and First Lieutenant Norman W. Holmes, of the Ordnance Department of the U. S. A., that tool place in Philadelphia on June 14 Miss Stanton is very well known here and has been recently with the Par rott Varnish Co.
 Miss Anne Hodgins of Hollistel Heights, and M. O'Brien, of Jackson avenue, were married on last Wednes day morning at 7:30 o'clock at a higf nuptial mass in St. James church Stratford. The wedding was a quie one because of the recent death of tht brides mother. Mrs. O'Brien's gowI was of grey georgette creape trimme; with grey taffeta- She wore larg' picture hat of grey and carried ; shower bouquet of white roses. Tn bridesmaid, who was Miss Rose Kell, of New York wore an old blue sill dress with a large leghorn hat ant a bouquet. of pink roses. The coupl received many useful and beautiful gifts. MT O'Briens gift to the brid was a diamond la valliere and tn brides gift to her husband, a gol' watch. Miss Kelly received a wriS watch of gold from the bride ant James Hodgins, who was the groom attendant, received a pair of sleev links from MT. O'Brien. The coupl Ieft Rridzenort on their honeyulool