The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-22

| urday evening when Miss Alice Wind sor daughter of Mrs, George Windsor | of Maplewood avenue became the | bride of Charles Cyrus, son of Mir. and Mrs, Karl Cyrus of Lordshlp | park. The ceremony was performed at Trinity Episcopal church and Rev. | Father Atkcns officiated. Following 1 a. reception for the immediate mem l hers of both families, MT. and Mrs. | Cyrus left on a wedding trip after | which they will make their home at | So Racine street. MT. Cyrus. one of i the c!ty's popular young people, was | feted continuously since the an nouncemcnt of the date of the we'd ! ding. Mir. Cyrus is employed at the Bridgeport Trust Company, Council No. 47. K. of c, will ten | der a reception in honor of its mem | bers who saw service in the Worlds l War. The reception will be given on Octo. when a smoker will also be enjoyed, at Knights of Columbus
 hall
 Miss Ruby J. Gold of Stratford av- enue entertained last night with a pretty dancing party in honor of her guest, Miss Rose Browne of Brooklyn, \. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Sanford Relied of l Syracuse, N- T-. spent the weekend as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. F. Decking of Bcardsley street. Tom Halleu of Sherwood avenue and Vincent Sullivan of Beechwood avenue are returning to Holy Cross ! college this week to enter the junior classes.
 The first meeting of the Ladies of | Charity, st. Vincent de Paul. will meet on Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the Nurses Home, when sewing will be resumed. It Is re- quested that as many members as | possible attend. since there is a great | deal of work 10 be done. Harmony Rebekah lodge will hold l an entertainment tonight at their rooms when they will entertain the
 Muenstenberg lodge of this city. MT. and Mrs Kenneth w. McNeu | of Black Rock entertained over the ] weekend Mir. and Mrs. William Hyde | and c. Bonnet Marr of New York
 city.
 MT and Mrs Paul O. Nelson Of | William street returned from a pleas
 ant trip through Connecticut state.
 Miss Ethel Field of New Haven and Miss Betty Anderson of Ontario, | Canada are guests at the home of
 
 nue-
 | Miss Betty Sinclair of Trenton. Y.
 T, and Robert Evans of New York ] are guests of Harvey Hubbell, Jr. at i his home, Overlook" in Long Hill. | Harvey Hubbeu, Jr, son of MT. and Mrs Harvey HubbeI, Park avenue, will entertain tonight with a large 1 dancing party al Ihe country place of | his parents, in Long Hill SpeidePs | orchestra will furnish the music for | the dancing. MT IubbelTs guests i will include Miss Betty Sinclair, Miss 1 Harriet Windsor, Miss Lorraine Arm | strong, Miss Frances Jennings Miss l Eleanor Rartram, Miss Betty Ravens | Miss Martha Lashar, Miss Dorot hv l Northrop, Miss Margaret Neithercut, i Miss Maude Jennings, Miss Helen 1 Wheeler, Miss Eunice Newman, Miss | Doris Wheeler, Miss Doris Bryant 1 Miss Susan Gibney. Miss Virginia l Ives, Miss Eleanor Webster. Miss Alice Chapman, Miss Anna Swimmer | ton, Miss Odetta Feeder, Robert Evans. 1 Erwin and Glover Jennings, John | and Sherman Windsor, Norman Leeds, Lawrence R1xer, Ira Warner, | Austin Roche, Charles H. Armstrong; l Webb Bassicks Marion Wumot, liar old Hammond, Conrad I-ashar, Macy | Wheeler, Newell Smith, Bradford l Warner, Jack Wheeler. Henry Bishop i Burr Bartram, Donald Graniss. Louis
 kutscher, Jack Bray, Kempton and Pierpoqt Adams and Nathaniel Bishop.