The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-19
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 Miss Lucia TaulIis, formerly one of the most popNlar playground teachers in this city, and her niece, Miss Hazel Umby, of Pittsfield, Mass, havo been spending a week visiting friends in Bridgeport and vicinity. Miss Taullis was a well known member of the of flee staff of the T. w. C. A. and dur ing her stay in this city has made a large nuInbef of friends. She and her niece have been entertained at the home of Mrs. R. W. Lampman, of Thompson street, Stratford. and are leaving today for Poughkeepsie, N. T., where they will spen1 a few days before returning home.
 Rev. W. c. Woolworth, Jr., foreign pastor of the United Congregational church, leaves today on the steamer ''Patria," for Naples, Italy. He will also visit Turkey during his stay abroad
 Mrs. T1dward Ives, Rusling place. is spending a month as the guest of her son. Ned Ives, of Chicago, III.
 Mrs. Frederick Read of Ruslins place is spending several weeks aa the guest of her son-in-law. clifford Merwin, of New Britain.
 Mrs. May Jennings of Devon is wis iting her mother. Mrs. W. k. Lamp man, Thompson street, Stratford.
 Mrs. Thomas T. Donnelly and daughter. Mildred C. Donnelly, of 1.506 Iranistan avenue. left today for the Catslcills. Sullivan County. W. Y.. where they will spend two weeks.
 Miss Veronica Donnelly. 1,JO6 Iran istan avenue, returned from a de- hghtful two weeks vacation spent at Camp Wopowog. East Hampton, Conn. Miss Ethel Stanley. 2.294 East Main street. returned from her vacation spent at Camp Wopowog. East Hamp- ton, Conn.
 A pretty wedding took place yes. terday morning at o'clock at the Sacred Heart church, when Miss Mary Mclaughlin, daughter of James P. Mclaughlin. I'll Iranistan avenue, and James r. Shaughncssy of Bos- ton. Mass, were united in marriage by Rev Richard r. Moore. Following the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Shaugh- messy left for New York for their honeymoon. They will be at home September 1 in Jamaica, Mass MT Shaughnessy is connected with the GIaneock Insurance company in Bos- ton. Mrs. Shaughnessy was formerly teacher at the LOngfallow schoo and a leader in Catholic philanthro. pies in this city.
 Dr. William Horace Day, pastor of the United Congregational church returned yesterday from abroad where he had served with the Y. M c. A. in England and France for the past several months
 Miss Rose Leonard of 357 Howard avenue will be united in marriage Saturday evening at 6;30 o'clock to Private HjaimaF Johnson, an over seas soldier, recovering from wounds sustained while in action. Rev. A. J. OkerblOm of the Swedish Lutheran church will Ofiiciats at the ceremony Private Johnson had been overseas for 12 months and had participated in many of the largest offensives.
 Miss Pearl Oreiup of 97 Putnam street, rendered a surprise party Sa |. urday evening in honor of her cou. sin, Private F.. l.. Orelup, who Ina! recently returned from overseas Tn, evening was pleasantly spent witt music and refreshments. Those pres ent were Miss Olive Green, Miss Mar. ion Finch, Miss Kathleen Avery Miss Mildred Avery, Miss Norm, Gouiden, Miss Emma and Mis- Maude Mink. Edward Orelup, <. Cap trol, ElmOr Ford Orton, Thomas & or ton, Ernest French, Carl Link Frank l. Brundage and Howard Pow CTS.
 \ Another charming farewell part.