The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-01-18
CHAIRMAN ASKS MEMBERS HELP FOR TAG DAY Girls Patriotic League Re- quested to Help To-
 morrow
FLANAGAN -CRONAN
 NUPTIALS ARE HELD
Members Musicale of We'd nesday Afternoon Musi-
 cal Club

Mrs. Clifford B. Wilson, who is the chairman of the committee that is in charge of the work of the Girls Pa triotic League in this city, has re- quested that all the members of the League that can possibly do so, will give every assistance possible in the Italian Tag Day which is to be held tomorrow. The success of the Tag Day depends in very large measure on the number of workers and the need for relief for the Italian War | sufferers is pressing. Mrs. Wilson | therefore asks that all the girls who find it possible to assist tomorrow, meet at any one of the designated | places, choosing the one nearest their | homes at o'clock, for instructions. | The meeting places are as follows: The First Methodist church, corner of Broad street. and Fairfield avenue; St. Johns parish house on Fairfield avenue, just west of Park avenue; at the Warner Institute; at the Olivet 1 church, corner North avenue and | Main street, and at the East Side Y w. c. A. on Beach street Aiding in this work is one way of carrying out the pledge which each member takes on joining the Girls Patriotic League.
 The next regular meeting of the Girls Patriotic League is to be held on Monday evening, January 2S, in the auditorium of the Bridgeport High school. The program in detail will be published later on.
 The Wednesday Afternoon Musical i Club will have another of it's very enjoyable musicales given by the members themselves on Wednesday afternoon of next week at 3:30 o'clock. Miss Anne Hartigan will be the leader and is preparing most in- teresting program for the meet ing.
 The Harmony Lodge charity ball committee announces that all signs seem to indicate that this annual , event to be held February 12, 1918, will be a huge success. The returns !. from members and friends have been coming in, and many generous contri- buttons have been made for this char itable purpose The United States War Board for the city of Bridgeport , has Investigated the charity ball and 7 has written to it's chairman, Abraham Schnee, that it has approved their
 charity ball, although the funds re- . alized from this ball will not be used for war relief, but for local charity h The next meeting of the committee
 will take place tonight, at 8 o'clock
 at the office of Abraham Schnee, No J 509 Security building. s A pretty, though simple, wedding was solemnized at St. Peters church e on Wednesday morning at 9:3C :. o'clock when the pastor, Rev. T.J. Kell! I united in marriage Miss Margaret A Cronan, daughter of the late MT. ant n Mrs. James Cronan, of 101 Lee ave nue, and Edward Flanagan, of 2074
 Fairfield avenue.
 Miss Cronan was attired in a tray
 cling costume of taupe French velour
 with hat of silver lace cloth ant
 braided straw. Her corsage bouque
 was of orchids and friezias. Mis-
 Eileen G. Flanagan, a sister of thu groom, was the brides only attendan Il and she wore a suit of heliotrop l. broadcIoth, trimmed with Japanes 5 mink and hat of black seal plush
 pink roses and English violets mad
 up her corsage. The best man wa
 the brides brother, William Gro
 nan.
 Miss Cronan has held a very re
 sponsible position with the Connect
 cut Clasp Co.,, while the groom is on te of the popular younger members o - Bridgeport's police department. After a brief stay in New York MI
 and Mrs. Flanagan will be at hom
 to their many friends at 101 Le
 avenue.