The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-24
.STRATF0RD
Special to the Times. )

=(Spec1al to the Times. Stratford, May 24-A wedding of much interest took place in Stratford Saturday when the Rev. c. c. Ken nedy, rector of Christ church. united
 in marriage Miss Florence Helen
 Wood, daughter of Mrs. B. c. Wood, of North Main street, and Sander Severin Osmundson of Montana, at Christ church. Miss Wood, who was a charming May bride, wore a gown of white crepe de chene and wore her mothers wedding veil. She was attended by Miss Jeanette Booth of Ansonia, a school friend and her two sisters, the Misses Betty and Eliza beth Wood, who wore gowns of pink georgette crepe and pink hats. The bride was given away in marriage by her mother, Mrs. B. c. Wood and brother, George E. Wood. Follow ing a reception which was given at the home of the brides mother, the happy couple left Stratford for a honeymoon trip and upon their re- turn will make a short stay in Strat- ford when they will return to Mon tana to make their home. ] A large crowd of interested pleas ure seekers were present at the open l ing of vaudeville and bazaar now go- 1 ing on under the auspices of the Ar 1 gus club in their club rooms Broadbridge avenue, Saturday even- ing. The minstrel troupe of the l American Hardware Co.,, provided the l entertainment of the evening, making l a big hit, being called upon for an encore several times before they were l finally allowed to leave the stage. i Shaw's orchestra furnished a concert | during the evening which was enjoy 1 ed by all present. Michael Torro,
 319 Bunne1l street, Bridgeport, was 1 awarded handsome silver tea set during the evening. This evening at 1 the function the Melody Four will be i the principal entertainers. 1 At the meeting of Okenuck tribe l which will be held in Red Mems hall l on Church street, this evening, the hunters and warriors degree will be l conferred on five candidates and the 1 final report of the recent carnival of 1 the tribe read. Other matters of l importance will be discussed and full attendance is desired. Memorial night was fittingly ob- 1 served by the members of Housatonic l grange in their hall in Main street, l Saturday evening, when large num- | Der of the members were present and l took part in the evenings program !! which consisted of several patriotic
 
 II the gathering.
 II A regular weekly meeting of the
 members of Troop 1, Boy Scouts, will
 be held in Packard hall this evening. Mrs. c. E. Latimer, who has been spending the past week with relatives in Stratford, has returned to her home
 at Dover, Del.
 Chester Dunlap of Stamford has been visiting with his mother, Mrs George Dunlap, of North Parade. MT. and Mrs. William Swan of North Main street spent yesterday as the guests of relatives at West Haven. George A. Faircffld of King street attended meeting of the Past Great SachemS' aSsocla tion at the Stratfield hotel in Bridgeport yesterday after noon.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Strs +ford club will be held in their club rooms on Nichols avenue this I evening.
 Dr. B B. PlalnGbly of Bridgeport was a, recent visitor with friends in town. Leon Osborne, Charles Lane ana I Walter Park entertained a number o: friends at Hickory lodge yesterda S afternoon.
 Martin Knapp of East BTradwa. E tried his luck at trout fishing yeg.ey 5 day. l IA two-man bowling league is beins S orga nized by Frank Knapp, the man Fl ager of the local alleys.
 H FARM FOR SALE in Stratford. In M quire Peter Gleason. Phone Strat 8 ford 295. 2S9O Main St. Fl CORTEZ c. ROCKWELL, pfumbin T and heating; jobbing a specially Fl Corner Main and Hillside avenue E Stratford. D10tf*