The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-23

1O1ilOl1 OW ollSl l1OOI dt to " ClOCh
the vested choir of st. Johns Episco-
pal church, will render it's first
musical service since the coal situa-
ton caused the afternoon service to
be discontinued.
Good Friday evening at p. m. will
be rendered Gounod's "Messe Sozon-
nellie, known as the st. Cecilia
Mass The choir of 40 voices will be
augmented on this occasion by spe-
cial soIoists, Mrs. Ethel Poland Hub
bel, soprano; Mr.. Walter Ley, tenor,
and Mr.. Joseph Weller, bass. Ad-
mission will be free to the public.
The program for Sunday afternoon
follows:
Prelude-Andante, Mozart.
Professional Hymn-All Glory.
Teschner.
Psalm-114, Gregorian.
Magnifcat, Anglican Chant.
Nunc Dimittis, Anglican Chant.
Authenticity to God, Gounod.
Offertory Automatically, Gounod
occasional Hymn-Ride on il
Majesty, Dykes.
establishments Guilmant.
Francis Richard Cullen, son Of
Richard A. Cullen, and Miss Minnie
Firth were married in the parsonage
of the First Presbyterian church on
Thursday morning. John Wheeler
was the best man and the bride was
attended by Miss Margaret Anderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cullen left for New
York and Atlantic City Immediately
after the wedding breakfast at the
brides home on Nichols street. Mr..
Cullen is an assistant foreman at the
U. M. C. shop in the head-turning de-
partment. Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen will
April 1.
A quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Daniel NJ. Lewis at
the Newfield parsonage last evening,
uniting in marriage George J. Smith
of 237 Harral avenue to Miss Louise
w Powell, 731 Central avenue. They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Heyden of Sixth street.
The members of ST. Vincent's hos
pital staff are planning to hold an
interesting monthly meeting in April
ct which papers dealing with some of
the big medical questions of the day,
will be read At the last monthly
| melting of the staff which was held
recently. DR.. William H. Curley and
DR.. H. H. DeLuca read papers. After
this meeting, a social session was en-
joyed. DR.. Robert Keane is president
of the hospital staff and DIR. Daniel J.
| Mccarthy, secretary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Stuart Curtiss
| of New Haven announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Gather
inc Hart Curtiss, to Ebenezer Chaun-
cey Grifing, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis J. Grifing of New Haven. Miss
| Curtiss, who is a graduate of Vassar
college in the class of 1917, is the
| grand daughter of Mrs. Frederick
Burr Hawley of Brooklawn Park and
Mrs. John c. Curtiss of Coleman
street Mr.. Griff1ng is graduate OF
Yale Sheffield Scientific school, class
of 1916.
An old fashioned chicken dinner
Will ne the dlLEdCIlOu az IIe bldCh
Rock Shore and Country club tonight
which will be served from Z unit
$3.50 o'clock Dancing will continue
from to II o'clock when SpeideP:
augmented chorus will be on hand
and furnish the very latest music. The
rooms have been decorated very at
tractively with patriotic colors. red
white and blue. A large number have
already made reservations for the din
ner.
Miss Katherine L Bishop of 276 Mil
Hill avenue gave an informal tea il
liner home this afternoon for the
! Bridgeport girls who were at he
ca1np last summer. It was Reunion
LOT the students and her new 1918 book
lets were distributed. Miss Bishop