The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-25
PRETTY HOME WEDDING IS
 SOLEMNIzED
Cupheag Club To Entertain Members and
 Friends.
Especial to The Times.)

Especial to The Times.) stratford, Feb. 25-A pretty home wedding was solemnized in Stratford last evening when Mrs. Doris Grand age became the bride of Frederick Guerin, also of Stratford, at the brides home, Riverview place, the nuptial knot being tied by the Rev. William Henry Jepson, rector of St. Luke's church of Bridgeport. The bride wore a gown of white embroid- cred chiffon over white silk and car ried a shower bouquet of Ophelia roses. The bridesmaid, Miss Lillian Refeldt, cousin of the bride wore gown of georgette crepe and carried a bouquet of pink sweet peas. Ffagg Vogt was the best man. Following wedding breakfast the couple left Stratford on a short honeymoon trip which will be spent at Washington and vicinity and upon their return wTaI be at home the latter part of next week to their many friends at their home on Riverview place Both MT. and Mrs Guerin are well known and very popular in Stratford, Mrs. Guerin having resided here for several years, MT. Guerin being com nected with the engineering force on the Stratford sewer construction
 
 were Mrs Eliza GWsrin of Morristown, N. J.; Mrs. Mary Allentown, MT. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Shelton, Mrs Refefdt, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Hall, MT. and Mrs. Paul GoodeI1 and Mrs. Will fam J1dso4a.
 The event of this evening will be the social and entertainment which will be given in the club rooms of the Cupheag club in the Lowell building when a most attractive program will be carried out for the entertainment of the member of the club, their wives and lady friends. The program of enter tainnent which has been ar ranged will i4acIude dancing, singing, instrumental selections followed by luncheon being served by the enter tasnzaent committee of the club This will be the first ladies' night in the new club rooms. Both large at tendance and an enjoyable evening is anticipated.
 Owing to the recent mild weather the sidewalks and streets about town are bad places to travel on unless pedestrians are fortunate enough to have rubber boots. All of the side streets are a mass of slaash and in many cases impossible and many of the residents on these streets find it impossible to get supplies to their homes The sidewalks which have for a few days past been a. glaze of ice and dangerous to walk upon are now equally as bad the other way, sE11sh being over the shoe tops in most cases. ,. Traffic was tied up on the east bound tracks; on East Broadway for some time last evening due to one of the large cars befEg off the track. A string of Z2 cars were held up.
 James Vans of North Parade, who has been on the sick list for the past week. is able to be out again.
 Miss Helen Bradley of BaInum ave nue. who has been Ill tor the past three weeks with the grip, was out yesterday for the first time since the illness.
 Johnss 1pEge was held in their hall in the town building last evening.
 T9le many friends of MT. and Mrs. CEnar1es RrRdine of King street will regret tp learn that they are soon to take up their residenece in Bridge pert.
 A. neetTnr of the sstratford #4ufEffng Commissioners was held in their offtrs in the town 1sam last evening when several bTEfk1Ing permits were passed On-
 Louis H Peck of Main street was fr Hartford on bErsfness yesterday
 The sewer commissioners held q rneetnng in tdaeEr office last evening when important matters pertaining te the sewers were discussed.
 The members of the board of re1iea met in fhe5r office in the town hal last evening and Eassed SHn several o5 the 1eGent complaints of the tax rEayErs-
 William T6ppErs of Sound Beae1 was a recent wisrtsr with friends iI toMn.
 FOR SAIE-7 room, 1-faznf1y house lot 1G0x1D0s price. $4+Soo- Aprtl , RE4er GReasOn, StraHord, Conn. sSkH1%KE1 C. ROCKWELL, pau1nas1na
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 HAVE MEETING
 ; EARLY IN APRII 
 FNeraSa6oTy to the spring election t select delegates to the state conven tion which will elect delegates to tn national convention the Democrats o the city plan to hold q gettogefhe meeting early in April at which it hoped 3o have q speaker of nationa