The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-24

Miss Gladys Dowley, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Geo. B. Dowley, 1S4 Highland street, Worcester, and Dun bar Wood Lewis (formerly of Chica- go) of this city, son of Mrs. Albert T. Lewis, 205 Hamilton street, Evanston, H., were married in the summer home of the bride at Oak Bluffs. Dr. Guy c. Lamson of Philadelphia and Rev. Merrill of Oak Bluffs, officiat- ed, and Mrs. Leroy L. Dowley played the. wedding march. A reception 1ol- lowed in the home which was deco rated with goldenrod, purple asters and evergreen. Miss Apline Dowley was maid of honor, while the Misses Ruth Watson, Chicago, Miss Marga- ret Stitt, of New York city, Amy Amy Green, Worcester, and Muriel Dowley, Newton Centre, were bridesmaids. The bride wore a gown of white georgette crepe, a bridal veil of tulle, and car ried a bouquet of bridal roses. The maid of honor wore gown of pale yellow georgette crepe, and carried cosmos. The bridesmaids wore or enid and carried yellow cosmos. Mrs. Lewis wore a suite of brown velour cloth to match. A bridal dinner was served in the brides home on Thurs day evening. On Friday evening the guests were entertained with a clam bake. Out of town guests were from | Chicago, New York, Boston, Worces- | ter Bridgeport. Newton Center, Hart ford, Philadelphia, St. Paul and Min nesota. MT. and Mrs. Lewis will make their home at 69S Brooklawn avenue, this city. They will be at home after October 1st, 1918.
 Mrs. Max Tendrich of Hamilton street returned from New York where she spent a pleasant weeks stay as the guest of her parents, MT and Mrs. Brown.
 William Murphy" Tendrich, the Walnut beach photographer, enjoyed a weeks vacation in New York city as the guest of friends. He will make his home in Bridgeport for the win. ter season.
 Mrs. Thomas Kelley of Harral ave. nue is spending a few weeks in Meri- den as the guest of Mrs. H. Taylor.
 A meeting of the board of the Y W. c. A. was held yesterday after. noon for the first time since June Reports were read regarding tht work performed during the summer months. One of the best reports wa that of the registration board com mittee whose duty it is to look ou for the welfare of girls who conn | s-4, {a o{A fo yor1y i, munition plants. Another good re port was read on the Bantam Lak, Vacation house. C. Joseph siegfried who acted a one of the life guards at Fairfield beach, has left this city for San Diego California, where he will remain fo | the winter. He is expected to re
 turn here in the spring and> ma Q again be at the beach.
 Announcement has been made c
 the marriage of Andrew J. Halloc
 of Noble avenue, formerly of Dan
 bury, and Mrs. Katherine B. Valen
 tine of this city, which took plaC
 at New Haven. The Rev. M. Starr C
 that city performed the ceremony. : MT. and Mrs. Alfred Hallock CT - tertained Mrs. Max Kohlman ( e Patchogue, L. l., for week at he IS home at 1114 Park avenue. MT e Kohlman is a sister to MT. Hallock J. MT. and Mrs. W. S. Neil are r r. joicing over the arrival of a mir g pound son born at the Bridgeport ho ic pital yesterday. Mrs. Neil was Mi
 Esther Hagen of Fairfield before h.
 marriage.
 Hubbard Lynch, who is stationed
 Pelham Bay, was the guest of Ii
 parents, Dr. and Mrs. John Lynch
 their home on S26 Myrtle avenue, f
 the week end.
 MT. A. Lawrence Riker, son of
 A Riker, of Fairfield, attended |
 wedding of Miss Margaret Riker Ha a kell, daughter of MT. and Mrs.
 Amory Haskell, and Ensign Howlal