The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-06

 Weed will take place Saturday i Among the affairs the friends of the bride-eIect are giving in her honor are; A luncheon at the home of Miss Julia Foster, 2440 North avenue fol- lowed by a bridge and tea at the home of Miss Eunlce Newman of S25 Laurel avenue and a luncheon to1nor- row afternoon by Mrs. Thomas B. Las1ar at the Brookiawn Country club.
 The Fairfield County interchurch world movement conference will be held Wednesday of this week at the First Methodist Episcopal church on Bread street. The opening session will be at o'clock 1n the morning and other sessions will be held at 2 o'clock and another at in the even ing The public is cordially invited to attend. A luncheon will be served to the delegates at the Universa1ist church at 12<S0 o'clock Members of the Delta, Keppi Delta fraternity of the UniFersalist school on Fairfield avenue, win give an in formal dance, Wednesday evening, April T, in the Masonic Temple Reck'ss orchestra has been secured for the evening" The hall will be dec orated with green and white, the ssdool co9ors- Henry Murren is chairman of the committee, assisted by Sidney Johnson, Thomas Taylor John WaIko, Walter Wa2zeman, Will liam McPadden and Walter Benedict The proceeds of the dance will go to the T. U- S. Athletic association.
 The wedding of Miss Mary Murphy, daughter of Mrs Della, Murphy, of 61 cir nd Rouriek, son of MT. and Mrs. John Rourick, of 321 East. Washington avenue, took place yesterday morn ing at St AGsustine,S church. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph Ganley- MT. and Mrs James Grafton were the attendants. Im- mediateIy following the ceremony the bridal couple left for Detroit, Mich, where they will make their future home.
 Miss Agns Russell, daughter of MT. and Mrs E. F. Russell of East Long meadow, Mass, formerly of Milford and Bridgeport, and Edwin s. Nun son of Milford. son of the late G. ". Munson, will be married April IT, at the home of the brides parents. Miss Elizabeth Russell, sister of the bride, will be maid of honor.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Elizabeth Gilman, daughter of Mrs l. Gilman of 206 Marion street, to Harry Spansky of New York city. No date has been set for the wedding
 pr. G. W. Carroll, orthodontist of the Professional Building, is attending the meeting of the Alumni of the Dewey School of Orthondontia, held in Chicago this week. pr. Carroll will return Saturday. April 10.
 Mrs. William II. ComIey, Jr., of 20 Crown street will be the hostess for the final meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club April 2. Mrs. Philip Bill has arranged the program and the following members will par ticipate: Mrs. Alice Lyon Rogers, Miss Edith Proudman, Miss Mabel Smith, Mrs. Henry L. Bishop, Mrs. Bfrnbaum, Mrs. William H. Com4ey, Jr., Miss Eleanor Barraja. Mrs. Eleanor Lines Powell, Miss Jennie F'itzroy, Mrs. William NothnagIe and Miss Elizabeth Iimont
 Congratulations are being received by Dr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Watts of Richardson street over the arrival o1 a dangsIter born at the Bridgeport hospital April g.
 Mrs I.ouden MIrror of Whitney ave nue will entertain on Thursday after noon in honor of her house guests the Misses, CowIes of Rochester, New York
 Mrs. lkl9an w. Paige has issued in. vitations for the wedding of he1 daughter, Miss A1ine Paige, and J Walker B9lI, son of Mir. and Mrs Percy HIl of Beec8Fwood avenue, te take place April 24. Both young peo pie are well known in social circles O the city and the wedding promises t be one of the social events of th season
 Miss Margaret French and fJrothez George French, of 100 Porter streea have returned from New York 0Eher they were the guests of relatives owe the weekend
 The regular business meeting of tn Bridgeport Ladies Charitable societ will be held at the home of Mrs Mor ris B. Bearasfey, 2so Park place, Wed nesGiav afternoon at 3 o'clock
 Miss Agnes F. Collins and Lew Matthias of the High school facult. have returned to their homes in tn city, after spending some time Philadelphia, attending the annuz convention of the Commercial Teacf CTS of the United States. Mir. Ma thias is an officer in the organizs tion-
 Members of the Bridgeport Al League are anticipating with pleasuI the lecture of Loring Underwood, ce ebrated landscape architect, on Moi day, April 19. at the West End thes tre. A number of beautiful co1ore slides will be shown in connectic with the lecture.
 Mrs George W. Hawley of 264
 North avenue will act as hostess f. the Thursday Luncheon club tn
 week when she will entertain u
 members at the Brooklawn Count
 club
 The Bridgeport High School Outi1
 club will hold the initial tramp of u
 season Wednesday. The hike will
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