The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-25


 turer on topics pertaining to ethics, l will lecture in Knights of Pythias hall, 1925 Main street, under the aus pices of the Bridgeport Philosophical society on Oct. 30, at o'clock in the | evening.
 MT. Webster will take for his sub ject Emancipation From Religion" A large appreciative audience is an- ticipated and the ministers of the city are especially invited.
 The mid-year meeting of the Con- necticut Federation of Women's Clubs, scheduled for Bridgeport next Thursday, has been indefinitely post poned because of influenza.
 A meeting of the Executive Board of the Council of Jewish Women was held last night at the homo of Mrs. Walter Loewith, S15 Laurel avenue.
 Thirty girls, members of Industrial clubs of the Y. w. c. A. federation will leave this city tonight to enjoy an auto bus ride to Danbury.
 The greatest event of the season in social circles will take place on We'd nesday night in the form of a Halloween party to be held at the Brooklawn Country Club. The old fashioned game of lotto will be the main feature of the evening. Those in charge will be Mrs. Charles G. Waldo, Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant and MT. Al. ,ya. Committee of which Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler is chairman have completed their plans regarding the decorations. An unusual scheme of colors will be carried out. The rooms will be most artistically decorated with flowers, palms, and pumpkins. A large num- Der have already made reservations for the dinner.
 Announcement has been made of the wedding of Miss Florence Driscoll, daughter of Mrs. Mary B. Driscoll, of 446 Beechwood avenue and Edward Dargan of Linwood avenue which took place at St. Augustine's R. c. church yesterday morning. The Rev. i James J. Nih1ll officiated. Following the ceremony wedding breakfast was served at the home of the brides mother. MT. and Mrs. Dargan are both very well known in this city. Mrs. Dargan has been a teacher in the Bryant school for 8 number of years. MT. Dargan is an electrical engineer.
 Members of the Liberty chorus are l &o at the Casino tonight, when they with members of the Mems Liberty chor- us will lead the assemblage in sing ing patriotic songs. The main feature of the rally will bS the addresses by Rt. Rev. Gore of Oxford and Dr. Frederick H. Lynch of New York.
 Dr. Arthur Scrimgeour, recently commissioned g. captain in the Medi- cal Reserve corps, has been assigned to Camp Greenleaf. Ga., anad will leave today to enter the service.
 Miss Kathryn Agnes Nraher, daugh- ter of MT. anad Mrs. James H. Mahe1 of Main street, Milford. became the bride of Michael Thomas Farrell o1 Providence, R. l., yesterday morning at St. Mary's church, Milford. The Rev. P. H. McClean performed the : ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Margaret Maher, her cousin } and James F. Healey, acted as bes , man. Following the ceremony, tht couple left on wedding tour ant upon their return will make thet home in New York city. , Dr. c. c. Calvin who received hi } commission as first lieutenant in tn Medical Reserve corp, will leave thi l city for Hoboken, N. J., to enter tn service.
 Members of the Round Table clu1
 will meet tonight at the home of Mis-
 Mary Walker, 113 Harral avenue
 with Mrs. Challenger. The topic fo this week is Quentin Durward." l Mrs. H. Willard Fleck of Lafayett
 street, has returned from Hartfor / where she attended the meeting of tn
 Connecticut State Council of De
 fense,
 . Roland Spencer of 2S7 Arctl l
 for Old Point Comfort, Va., where
 entered military service, was tendere
 a farewell party at his home on TueI l. day night by number of his friend ,- Mn Spencer was formerly oonneote ,- with the Remington Arms Go, H 7. was the recipient of many gifts anon
 which was a beautiful watch from h
 father.
 L. Miss Irene Wren, daughter of M il and Mrs. Peter W. Wren, of ASA Sta 7: street, has been called for oversel .e service. Miss Wren has complete
 @ three months course in practic
 work at a hospital.
 "a The womens Christian Tempe . ance Union Red Cross auxiliary m
 today for surgical dressings and se7
 ing.
 Rudolph H. Henniek, of 11s5 HoI
 ard avenue, a chemist employed at |
 Locomobile Co.,, will leave this ci
 today to enter military service / special orders. He will go to Mineoi as L. T., where he will enter the Aviati'
 corps,
 nt The regular meeting of the Queer
 Daughters for the election of office,
 has been postponed on account of t
 influenza,
 John H, Cassidy, @ member of t
 Board of Fire Commissioners is GO ae fined to his home, on Crowther stre io on account of illness, ed