The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

The College club will give an en- tertainment and moving pictures of several of the women's colleges at the Junior High school auditorium on Linwood avenue Thursday evening, April 29, at 8 o'clock. A cordial in vitation is extended to all the girls of the High school and the Junior
 High school and their parents to be present. Miss Sally Wilmot is chair
 man of the committee in charge.
 pr. Augusta Fucker, the staff phy- sician of the National board of the Y. W. c. A. will give an informal talk to mothers and women interested in children and young women in the sun parlers of The Stratford Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. pr. Fucker was examining physician for the women overseas workers for the Y. M. c. A. and Y. w. c. A. She will speak on the corrective value of ex- ercise in reducing ailments such as headache, colds and the so-caI1ed minor ailments from which children and grown-ups suffer. pr. Fucker is a child's specialist and will answer any questions after the meeting which will be of interest to mothers Announcement is made of the we'd ding of Miss Della Burke and John Madigan, which took place Monday evening. Rev. John c. Lynch of St. Patrick's R. c. church performed the ceremony. Miss Margaret Ford and Philip Smith attended the couple. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the. home of the brides sister, Mrs. Philip Smith, 162 Frank street. After a. wedding trip MT. and Mrs Madigan will reside at 249 Sher- idan street.
 Miss Grace Bostick of Wells street entertained the members of the Sigma Epsilon society at her home Tuesday evening. Sixteen members were pres ent and a delightful evening was en- joyed.
 Mrs. R. T. Neithercut. 1s0 Brook lawn avenue, was the hostess for the
 Service club at her home, Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Vincent Benham of Bronx avenue, entertained at a miscellaneous | shower Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Mabel Ellsworth, who will be- | come the bride of Cornelius OShea, | Wednesday, April 28. Miss Ellsworth 1 received many handsome and useful | gifts.
 Miss Bessie Callander will entertain
 the members of the Embroidery club 1 this evening at her home.
 I Members of the office force of the 1 Bridgeport Brass company held an | informal dance in their auditorium Tuesday evening. A Jazz orchestra l furnished the dance music.
 ! Miss Alice Orelup Of Hayes street | entertained at a miscellaneous show i CT Wednesday evening at her home
 in honor of Miss Mildred Bryant of
 Harriet street who will soon become
 the bride of Frank Manion, Spring flowers formed the decorations which l were charmingly carried out in vel l low. Kewpie dolls were used as ia. vors. Miss Bryant was the recipient of many lovely gifts which were wheeled in a carriage by two little tots dressed as bride and groom. Those present were Miss Viola Damerest
 Miss Helen Nariz, the Misses Filler and Winifred Johnson, Miss Gertrude Bellucci, Miss Alice Orelup, Mis-. Emma Goletz. the Misses Dorothy ana t1elen FOX MISS Nellie Weed, Mis-! Anna Mae Griffin, the Misses Mariori,
 and Mildred Card, Miss Nellie Buy Mrs. Charles Coak1ey and Mrs. Ore lup.
 Mrs Herbert L. Sutton of 61 Strat field road will open her home for ; l meeting of the English Literary clul Friday morning at 10 o'clock Tn,
 subject for study will be .'Hebrey
 Poetry and Music' Mrs. Rober
 Wheeler will be the leader.
 Cards have been received iron
 Felix, Lyman of 321 Clinton avenu
 who is making an extended visit il !. California. MT. Lyman will not re
 turn east until warm weather. Arrang gements have been complete for the annual informal dance give,
 by the Bridgeport chapter of tn
 America Institute of Bankers, O, , Friday evening, April 23, at Mis-
 Slocum's hall. Murray's orchestra wi
 furnish the dance music. The com
 mittee in charge are Miss Rosa1in Davis, Miss Lucy McEIroy, Denni , Tobin, F. J. Huda, Jr, and R. :: . Wynkoop.
 ! Friends of Mrs. Charles AmbIer C