The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-28

Ml , her mother. Miss Macdonald's guests include Miss Marion henshaw. Miss i, Mary Hincks, Miss Alice Curtis, Miss Aline Paige, Miss Marjorie DeLoss. Miss Elizabeth Seeley,. Miss Irene Da- wis. Miss Elizabeth Bassick, Miss Louise Atwater, Miss Lois Cole, Mrs. Bryant, Mrs. Henry Therne of New Haven and New York; Miss Gather inc Risdon. Miss Grace Burr and Mrs. John Morgan.
 Announcement was made by re1a- tives today of the marriage in New York city, Nov. 20, of Miss Esther M. GoesseIe, daughter of MT. and i Mrs. George Goesse1e, of 164 White street, Danbury, and Edward P. Mo Gee, son of MT. and Mrs. Patrick /; McGee, of 324S Main street, Bridge port. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Father Muhr, of St Mary's church, in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride was attended by her cousin, Miss Myrtle Grimes, of Brooklyn, N. Y. Frank Haw1ey of Long Island City, was best man. The bride was attractive1y attired in a brown panne velvet suit with hat to match, and wore a corsage bouquet of English vio1ets Miss | Grimes was dressed in suit of tan tricotine and a black velvet hat and ! wore a bouquet of white carnations. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Mo- i Gee departed on a wedding trip ] through the middle west and south 1 They will stop at New Orleans to l visit the brides uncle, Frank Currid. The approaching marriage of the young couple was known to their relatives and many friends but recent developments in the business in which McGee is interested in the 1 west caused the wedding to be set 1 ahead.
 Miss Priscilla Mosher of Stratford is spending the week end with friends at Moriches Center, L. l.
 l The executive board of Mary Sil- l liman chapter will meet on Monday i afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with the regent, Mrs. Frederick A. Strong of 2211 Main street.
 MT. and Mrs Archibald McNeil, Jr., ] of Fairfield avenue are spending ] several days in New York city, To- = tend the Army and Navy football game.
 | pr. James S., Walsh of New York city, one of the very best known catholic men in the country, author and lecturer, will deliver a lecture on Marshall Foch'' under the auspices Of the Newman club at St. Augus- tines school hall, December II. Dr. Walsh is very well known in Bridge port where he had lectured before
 Tomorrow evening the committee in charge of the mail sale of tbe Red Cross Christmas Seals will send out the first supply of envelops to the pupHc- The committee will meet at the home of Mrs. Elmer H. Ravens Clinton avenue for the entire day to-
 morrow to complete addressing the enVelops, which contain a dollars worth of stamps and a letter of an peal rom the National Tuberculosis Association.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. seawau of Main street are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lyford F. Hincks of NorthamD- ton, Mass, for the weekend.
 MISS Hattie Dahms, daughter of MT. and Mrs Gustav Dahns of 2oa Colorado avenue and Paul Feasholtz or PottstoWn, Pa, were married yes- l terday noon at the First Eng7ish Lutheran church, Rev III Aroh 1 performing the ceremony The bride wore her trayeling suit and. was at
 tended by her sister, Miss Lily FDahms and the groom was attended by his iprother Donald. Following the cere-
 mony, reception was held at the home of the brides parents for the Immediate families and friends. The
 couple left on their wedding trip on
 the 7:3o o'clock train -for.-New York.
 They will make their home in Potts. l town, where MT. Feasholtz is in busi-
 ness. The bride is very well known
 here and had been feted at a nunI CT l or dinners, showers and parties by
 her many friends during the past few
 weeks.
 Miss Mary and John Hincks ot
 Park place are entertaining for over
 the weekend Miss Elizabeth Bradle,
 of Houston, Tex, who is a student at
 Smith college; Peavy Hefflefinger O.
 Minneapolis, now manager of the
 Yale football team; Captain Mile. 1 CoWles and Captain Tracy Dickson O.
 Boston The party will be guests to
 night at the large dance given by Al
 fred Bishop and will attend tn
 Army and Navy football game an, festivities in New York tomorrow. Members of the Bridgeport Ar
 League are devoting a great deal 0
 their time to the large Christmas sal
 to be given on Dec. 9, and 4 at tn ? , league rooms on State street. Ther
 will be numerous articles made by tn r members, which will include cera mics. basketry. textiles, embroiderie: 5 laces and beadwork.