The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-02
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 HEzEsEzEsSEszEsz szESSzSszEak3E3E A very quiet wedding took place this afternoon at the Universalist church on Fairfield avenue, when Miss Elsie Herrick, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Herrick of Devon. Milford, became the bride of Harold Eugene Adams, son of MT. and Mrs. Clement E. Adams of Housatonlc avenue, Stratford. Professor Gross played the wedding march and Rev. Hal T. Kearns officated at the cere- mony. Miss Herrick wore a travel ling suit of navy blue with hat to match. Her corsage was of brides roses. There were no attendants. Imm mediately after the ceremony the couple left on their honeymoon the destination of which has been kept a secret. On their return they will re- side in a. new bungalow on Laughlan Road, Stratford.
 For some time Mrs. Adams has been employed at the Bridgeport Trust company. Numerous parties have been given in her honor recent 1y. MT. Adams is employed at the Jake Torpedo Boat company.
 William Seltsam of 34 Reservoir avenue is guest at the Flanders 1o- tel, New York city for few days.
 Miss Ivah Lake of 217 Wells street spent the week end as the guest of friends in Watertown, Conn.
 Horace Knox has returned to his studies at the Pratt Institute, Brook lyn, N. Y., after spending few days in this city the guest of his pa Arr m nP 59 Sedgwick street.
 The many friends of Mrs James Grierson, of 197 Wells street will be pleased to hear that she is rapidly re- covering from a. recent illness at the Bridgeport hospital
 Congratulations are being received by MT. and Mrs. David Plumb of 40 Berkshire avenue upon the arrival of a son at the Bridgeport hospital on Sunday, May 30.
 The Mems League and the Children of Mary of St. Charles parish have with combined efforts given to the public many successful and entertain ing social affairs during the past months. In honor of the closing of the program of winter entertain ments the two societies will hold a free entertainment and dance for the members and their friends only, or June S.
 Langdons orchestra has been se- lected to play for the dancing. All members are invited to attend. Light refreshments will be served during the intermission.
 The committee in charge is com- posed of John Grant, chairman; Miss Kathryn Flynn, Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Charlotte Waters and William Wagner.
 The ladies of St. Augustine's church announce that all arrangements are complete for the whist-pinochle dance at St. Augustine's school hall, 63 Pe- quonnock street. Thursday evening, June 3. 1920, play to begin at o'clock. The K. of c. orchestra will furnish music for the dancing.
 MT. and Mrs. John Rogers of River cliff, Devon, attended the wedding o1 their niece, Miss Florence OConnor to MT. Albert Scanlon, in Springfield Mass, today. On the return from their wedding trip MT. and Mrs. Scan- lon will visit Mrs. Rogers in Devon. MT. and Mrs. Walter F.. Marsh of s44
 
 mencement exercises of Barnard col lege today, where their two daughters Miss Ducile and Miss Agnes, are mem bers of the class. Miss Agnes Marsf is well known as a dancer of excep. tional ability, and Miss Lucille Marsf had the leading role in the Barnard senior play presented Friday and Sat urday in the college auditorium. Sht was also awarded the Barnum prize ir 1916 here.
 Hebrew Children's Aid society vii hold their last affair of the seasor Wednesday, June ?, at the Brooklaw- dancing pavilion. Miss Sarah Ledere; and Miss Anna Lebowitz are chair men of the committee. and are as sisted by Miss Airline Levy. Mis- Selma. Kane, Misses Dorothy ant Ruth Ffnkelstone, Miss Fes'e Cohen Miss Rose Shapir Miss Lillian Ros enberg, Miss Yetta Lederer. Mis- Charlotte Winter. Miss Theresa Bern stein, Mrs. $. Cederbaum, Mrs. D. Alt man, and Mrs. H. Levy.
 Miss Helen Shelton, daughter 0 Mrs. Katherine Shelton of 654 LaUre avenue, and student of Mount Hol yoke College. has been chosen a mem ber of the Junior choir for next year.
 Among the holiday visitors in tn city was John Feher of New Bruns wick, New Jersey. MT. Feher wa formerly organist at St. Stephens Ro man Catholic church on Spruc street
 Russell Masman of Chelsea Mass was the guest of his parents MT an Mrs. Charles Masman of 13S Grov street, over the week end.
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