The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-11
NEW ORGANIZER
 FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY ASSN
Miss Stella Worth Jones Comes Here to Take Up :.
 Work for Suffrage.
DEMONSTRATION
 DATE CHANGED
Garden Fete For Charitable Fund Tomorrow at "The
 Oaks"

10 AOW LudhlHS neF u0duQudrLSrS at The Stratfeld and will work through Fairfield county from here during July and August Miss Jones is taking the place of Miss Grace Mur- ray who in turn has been called to Hartford to assume the position of state organizer for the Connecticut Woman's Suffrage Association as Miss Daphne Selden is working on the Russell Farm this summer.
 The Fairfield County suffragists are very fortunate in securing an organ izer of the experience and ability of Miss Jones. She has been State organizer for the Massachusetts Woman's Suffrage As sociation with headquarters at Boston but is now with the Connecticut Suf- frage Association doing both Ameri- canization and Suffrage work
 Miss Jones has been engaged in suffrage work for the past five years and has played a prominent part in the campaigns in Massachusetts and New York. While in Boston she was state organizer for Mrs. F. P. Bagley who is Americanization chairman of the National Womans Suffrage As sociation and is also on the National Council of Defence.
 On Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Georges church the wedding of Miss Violet Prindle of 161O Iranistan avenue and Elnathan Phelps, were united in marriage. Miss Eleanor Stirling of this city, was the maid of honor and the best man was John Merwin of Sharon. Miss Prindle wore a wedding gown of lavendar hue with hat to match and her COTS age was of roses. Miss Stirling was clad in green and carried sweet peas MT. and Mrs. Phelps left directly af- ter the wedding for Boston, Mass, on their wedding trip. When they re- turn they are to make their home on Iranistan avenue, NH'. Phelps is with the American Tube & Stamping Co.
 Mrs. George W. Wheeler opened her home on Park avenue yesterday for the meeting of the Women's Com mittee of the Junior Republic at Ltchf1eld and 1t was decided that during the present month books would be sent to the boys. Mrs. Henry Blodget of 297 Park Place, will forward to the Republic any old graphophone records that anyone may wish to dispose of and games can be sent to Mrs. Seymour Lacy of Park avenue and she will take care of them.
 The garden fete that is to be held tomorrow afternoon at the beautiful residence of Jonathan Godfrey, '"The | Oaks" in Brooklyn Park for the bene- | fit of the Chocolate Fund for the American Expeditionary forces bids | fair to be very much of a success. A number of very interesting features have been arranged and placed ir charge of prominent society women | Automobiles will be in readiness tC 1 transport those who have not cars o1 their own from the foot of the hil up to the Godfrey residence which ii some distance back from the mair | road.
 Mrs. Kenneth Weeks will have charge of a hat shop where there will be on sale a number of stunning summer models. Members of tht | committee made a special trip tC New York today to obtain these hats The sale of flowers will be in chargt of Miss Henrietta Bishop and Mrs Thomas Hughes. Assisting then will be Esther Edwards, Peggy Nor ris, Rosalind Grippin and Jean Nc | Neil. Members of the Thimble clul and the Little Sisters are also to as
 sist.
 Rev. William Horace Day of1ciatet
 yesterday afternoon at the wedding
 of Miss Mary Louise Pratt of Mont
 clair, N. J., and William Eccles, man
 ager of the Eastern Malleable Iror
 Go. Miss May Rogers attended Mis-
 Pratt as her maid of honor and Harr!
 S, Pearsons waited on MT. Eccles a!
 best man. The ceremony was yer!
 quiet and right after the wedding Mir
 and Mrs. Eccles left on a wedding
 trip. When they return they will re
 side at 26 Park avenue. Both art
 well known and Mir. Eccles belongs tC
 a number of the best clubs in thi
 city.
 There will be war time wedding this evening when Miss Martha N Smith of 2O15 Main street is to be come the bride of Charles O. Blai of the U. S. N, stationed at the Blacl Rock Naval Base Miss Louise Dehn is to attend Miss Smith as her brides maid and the best man will be Will . liam Burgess. The ceremony will b : sarformed by Rev. Herman Weh meyer and the bridegroom and hi . attendant will be in uniform. The date for the all day demonstra I tion of canning at the Sanford home @ stead on Washington avenue whic ]. was announced yesterday to be Fri e day July 19 has been changed and s now to be Thursday, July IS. Tn : necessity for canning will be explain - ed and squash, greens and some pal e ticular fruit is to be canned. Mi' s Irene Weed is to be in charge.
 FUNERAL DESIGNS
 AND BOQUETS.
 nI JoHN RICK 6 SON.