The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-18

tfne or the most llltitS lttts5 NNNA- dings of the season will take place to- morrow evening at 6:50 o'clock at the home of Col. and Mrs. Elmer H. Ha- vcus of Clinton avenue, when their dauehtcr, Miss Mabel, becomes the bride of Garner K. Birdsaya son Of MT. ard Mrs ITCz>bert BIrdseye of Irauistan avenue. Rev Alexander Alison win otIi-iatc at the ceremony. Among thc many out of town guests who are planning yo attend are Dr. and Mrs. Geo-~e C ISgov@a, D-. and AI~S. Frank IIowfan6, and Mss Anna Crawford Of Worcester Mass DT. FrcdcrteE Gray and Hiss Elizabeth Gray of Wat erbuTys Mrs. 6Oy New ion, Ed-owo0f, R. T.: Miss Naude Beers. NIfddIetowns Mrs. Mary Lee of Now York. Miss Betty Ravens will be tho maid oe 1olo-i Mrs, Newton and Miss FloN 3,Tidesuaidsi Waldo Grumm7n, 1cst mans Robert Swaine and Nau~hn rarF7cIs usAVTs.
 MT. and 1Trs \. B. Joyce Of Jane street returned from a pleasant Naca- ton trf, through the Berfs12zrcs and the Naua-st'1etS Valley
 Announcement Is made Of tho mar ria ro of Mss ~erfgEdN Davis Of Gem
 
 d8II aveE-st, VSacb took place at Buff f1lo, V. N,, o0 August le, The couple arc vcG known r1Hstcians in thts city where they havc a host oe friends who vaT na pleasantly surprised with the urvs NIr. and Mrs Samuis are now residing st s- Gem avenue and are planning t0 continue thesr studies at tho Vale ETssS-aG school
 There will Dc ao a1r-sav meeting Of tho V7oulr-'s C1r1S-sau Temperance Union at heodlUarrors7 2a9 Gilbert Street. TOTnor~Ow, The meeting will win 5c served at ] o'clock. Reports Of thn ohi-ers for Iht past year will De read Dflcors win De elected at the next ulCelnE-
 Edmund g. Wolfe win leave the city Friday morning for New York. whore ha win join Ms Wolfe and Betty, who have 2ecu visiting rola lives Gn W-ashinEtc1 for the pa.st v7ce1s> They win sail Saturday afternoon at two o'clock hy White Star LE-e z, $. Wolfe and Petty VIII spend the win ter. MT. Wolfe vvj1l return 10 this city tho latter par1 cF October.
 l \ large number Of Bridgeport peo- 0ie attended s1-e Eo-ual2z Homo car nivsl in tha1 city lasc night, The rala | arE-.r v-7@ a marked success and the 1 IoraI people who were present, most ! of whom mado the trirs in auromo~ niles, vo7o ls,-rcn plcase3>
 Eusors seaEwse}, aoIa secretary of ! the Tube-ou1usss Commission, will as~ | 1 Ring Nurses association of Milford ! on Friday evening Oct. B, He will | oJlc75ao chc Car>pats0 for zho Red ! Cross Christn7as Seals
 1 Miss Cora Anderson, daughter of | 7Ir and Ms, J. Anderson Of North l avcu.c, 1cf1 for New York cEsv to try ! C1t In final rohca-sa1S Tor an ap- ! poarance ia a sEE5glruing and dancing | act al tho ITipDoll-oEne~ Sl4ss An6er- l son was formerly one or Mss BeD5ca l V Slocual's advanced dancing pupils ! The Er55 ~epnr- Christian E2ndeapor ] Union pE5l hold an echo meeting of
 summer conferences at the Peoples ' CEurch tonight. Reports win be made . hy about 20 delegates to various
 sulIrcr conferences \ dtoner will V prcca7D tho meeting at 6<30 o'clock, : served by the Christian Endeavor so- i C3cty Of the Peoples church,
 Mss Ann Csross OF Iaa5soa avenue w5u spend tho weekend with friends . In New York city
 MT. and Mrs William R Gregory
 of Colorado aveuus w5l have as tSei- ! house guests over the weekend Mir | and Mrs Tarnurn K Robertson and
 5aurnter, Miss Els5e- Of Elnnira, NJ. Miss Marion Chew, dauEhte- of
 lIr- and Mrs William Chew, Fa;-z7eld avcnue- has returned 10 St V1ncent's- ol-tEe-Hudson to resume her S-ud1es
 for 1ho junior year