The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-17
PERSONALS

Dunbar Lewis of this city, formerly of Chicago, and Miss H. Gladys Dow ley, 184 Highland street, Worcester, Mass, will be married at the DoWley summer home at East Chop Sept. '21. The bride graduated from the Walnut Hill school and Wellesley, while MT. Lewis is a graduate of Amherst. He is now in government service for the Remington Arms Go. Mrs. Frederick s. Taylor of IA Elm street, Worcester, Mass, announces the engagement of her daughter, Ra chel to Harry Morse Sawyer, of this city.
 Mrs. Jennie Jackson of 975 North avenue, will entertain the members of | Ladies' Auxiliary of letter carriers, a; | her home tomorrow, Wednesday even- | ing.
 Charles G. Waldo of the Brooklawn | Country c1ula, was one of the forty prize winners in the Seniors Golf l Tournament held the past week at the Apawanus club at Rye, N. Y. MT. Waldo tied with James A. Tyng and Manager M. M. Sheedy for the. best IS l hole gross score.
 Mr. and Mrs. Michael Noonan of 1 I'll Sixth street have announced the | enga cement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Noonan to Charles Johnson | of Sherwood avenue. Both young people are prominent socially in this city and the announcement will come as a great surprise. MT. Johnson, who formerly was connected with the Locke Steel Belt company, has left | for the Great Lakes, where he will report for duty in the aviation sec ton of the U. s. Army. Miss Noonan is a graduate of the Bridgeport High School and of Miss Fannie Smiths Kindergarten.
 Delegates of the Y. W. c. A. held a big reunion at the Y. w. c. A. building on Golden Hill street last night. Plans for the coming winters work were discussed and made, and I a report was made out to be sent back to the Federation. It had been decided to hold the grand opening rally of all the Federation clubs on Friday evening, Sept. IT. After this rally the clubs will settle down to their regular winter work
 At the conference, classes were held in personal efficiency, the club and the job, technique, applied Christian ity, finance and the world service It has been suggested that at the open ing rally each girl tell just what bene- fit she derived from her club and how the club could be bettered. The opening club nights will be held on Sept. 30 and Oct. B.
 On Thursday evening a beach party will be held at Fairfield beach and all the members of the association are invited.
 Starting in Wednesday the Bridge port Minute Women will give their aid to Draft Board No. 4. Their work will be to write the names on the questionnaires that have already been numbered and placed in bundles. The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Let
 ter Carriers will hold a regular meet ing Wednesday evening at the home
 of Mrs, R. H. Jackson, 975 North ave-
 nue. Word has been received of the safe
 arrival overseas of Edward J. Coyne,
 son of Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Coyne of 993 Grand street.
 MT. and Mrs. John P. Mccarthy, both well known in this city. will
 leave today for Scranton, Pa.. where
 they will make their home, as MT. Nc Carthy has been appointed manager
 of the Pon theatre in that city. } Edward Mccarthy, son of Mr. and
 Mrs. P. J. Mccarthy of Iranistan ave-
 nue, and Bernard Lee. son of MT. and !. Mrs. Michael J. Lee, of 2S0 Clinton
 avenue have left this city last night
 for Waterville, Maine, where they will
 enter Colby college to continue their
 studis Miss Mae Mccarthy, sister of
 Edward Mccarthy, will accompany
 them and remain in that city for
 week.
 T. The young women clerks from the
 Department of Health will be enter
 tained on Sept. q by Miss Mildred
 Coggswell at her summer home in
 Silver Beach. A dog roast will be
 the main feature of the evening.
 Friends of Miss Myrtle Annette
 Mead, daugi- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli
 Mead of Westport, will be greatly sur
 prised to learn of her marriage to MT.
 Robert M. Jones' son of Mr. and Mrs.
 William W. Jones of 315 Colorado
 avenue, which took place Friday,
 Aug. 16, in Westport. The couple are
 now on a wedding tour. MT. Jones Is ' assistant clerk to J. A. H. Robinson.