The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-08
Interesting Personal EventS

Miss Edith Williams, daughter of Mrs. John Van s. Oddie, of New York, will be married to Lieuteant John Will liam Moore Richardson, U. s. A., of this city, on Saturday, August IT in the chantry of St. Thomas church, N. Y. Their engagement was announc- ed last Friday.
 Mrs. Herbert Gallaudet who is spending the summer with her moth er Mrs. A. M. Young in Pine Orchard, has received word that her husband, Captain Herbert Gallaudet, has 'arriv ed safely overseas. Captain Gallaudet was the pastor of the North Congre- gationaI church before it united with the South church. Both Captain and Mrs. Gallaudet have many friends in this city.
 Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Martin of this city are spending two weeks with Mrs. W. H. Adams at her cottage at Seaside Beach near Milford. | Mrs. s. W. Tarr of Thompson ave- nue, East Haven, is visiting for a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Harold Chadeayne at her home on French street. Mrs. Tarr will soon leave for Elmhurst. N. Y, where she will spend some time at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Sherwood Green. l MT. and Mrs. c. B. Stine and MT. and Mrs. Jack Day of this city are registered at the Laurel House at Patchogue, l.. l.
 Miss Rhoda Owens of this city is member of party of young women who are to enjoy a camping trip to Westport, N. Y, under the chaperon- age of Mrs William H. Smith of Nor folk.
 Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs. A.. L. Delaney of Lyon Terrace left to- I day in their Pierce-Arrow roadster for a months trip up through New York state, and will go up to the Great Lakes. They were accompanied by Mrs. DeLaney's mother, Mrs George Fisher of Noble avenue.
 Miss Elizabeth Savard, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. H. Savard of Noble avenue is spending the summer at the camp of Miss Katherine Bishop at South Chatham, N. H.
 Miss Harriet HummeH of 1O1 San- ford avenue, will leave next week with her sister, Mrs. Thomas A. Couhglin for East Sabago, Me, to be done two weeks. They will spend some time at the Mt. Washington Hotel, N. H.
 Miss Belle Slosberg of 173 Arch street who enlisted in the navy as a yeowoman on July 30 has passed all her examinations and is now in the service working at the plant of the 1 American & British Company or Crescent avenue. It is expected that she will be transferred to Derby be-
 fore very long.
 IL. K. Porrftt, son of MT. and Mrs 8 Edward K. Porritt of Hartford, has l been awarded the Italian Cross ot
 Merit together with 21 of his con- rades, Red Cross Ambulance men, for
 their work during the fighting on the
 Piave. Mrs. Porritt has been very
 prominent in the suffrage work in the
 state and is well known in this city. Elmer s. Joyce, organlst at tht y First Presbyterian church, has opened l, his summer home at Shelter Harbor
 R. l. MT. and Mrs. Lewis Fenton ant : children of Central avenue left yes \ terday to spend week with MT l Joyce at his hI1n
 Miss Marie Schrieber of Popla l street and Norman M. Hartwel1 wer united in marriage yesterday at St
 Joseph's R. c. church. Rev. Huber :, Dahme was the officiating clergyman Il Miss Theresa Schrieber attended he @ sister as maid of honor and M. A u Reynolds waited on MT. Hartwell a ;- his best man.
 Ie MT. and Mrs M. J. Gaffney c
 Wood avenue have received word tha
 their son, Edward J. Gaffney has ar
 rived safely overseas.
 1t MT. and Mrs. William Lounsbur d of Laurel avenue have had as thei IS house guests Mrs. Frank Spooner an le son of Spencer, Mass, and Samuel /
 Gardner and daughter of New Have1
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Whitehea l.. and daughter, Miss Helen of Nobl avenue, have gone to Goshen, N. Y eea where they are to stop at the hom l,S t' of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Buckley. - The summer home of MT. and MT 70 Sterling Bunnell of Stratford was u
 scene of a very pretty wedding ye
 terday when Miss Gledegarde Roge,
 of Toronto, Canada, became tf it. bride of Lieutenant Gilbert Peterso ss who is stationed at Washington. ] lis c, Rev. Philip King, navy cha1 he lain, was the officiating clergyma ills and the attendants were Miss Ms ad Rogers and Lieutenant James Den nd sey
 Local society is interested in Il
 announcement of the marriage ( ,n- July 29 of Miss Marion B. Kerriu ,er daughter of MT, and Mrs. M. J. Ke sa E