The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-27
Personals

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 Park. City council, No 1s. Knights dance on Thanksgiving eve, Nov. 23, in St. Augustines hall on PeQuonnock street. Further arrangements are
 The Young People of the Park street Congregational church will present a delightful comedy. ''The parlor on Friday evening, Oct. 2S. Miss Florence Hallowell is directing the play and the following people Miss Marion Finch, Harry Curtiss, Edward Headford, Charles Rhinehart and Harold Broadbent
 MT. and Mrs. Conrad J. Pullis of Lake Waramaugh, Conn.,, announce the engagement of their daughter, Corrtne Joan, to Walter H. Doyle of New York city. Miss Pulds Is ford, Conn.,, while MT. Doyle Is in the brokerage business in New York.
 Miss Grace N. Murray. organizer for returned to this city after successful ly starting a branch of the League in New Hampshire. In Concord, the League has 250 members. Miss
 
 en Voters staff, is at present dn this city doing special work.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Frederick Howard Daniels and Mary B. Lowe of 1928 Main Main street, which took place on Saturday evening at 7:30 in the rec tory of the Olivet Congregational church. MT. and Mrs Rose attend ed the couple.
 The Stratford Dramatic club will hold an entertainment and dance in | members of the club will present the play Twill O the Wisp," as a part | of the program.
 Holden Missionary society, the Mont | gomery Missionary society and the | Y. P. s. .E. society of the Olivet Con ] gregational church will hold a joint | entertainment and supper in the church parlors on Friday evening, Oct. 2S.
 The regular meeting of the Round Table society will be held at the l home of Mrs. Newton Hines, 234 Laurel avenue, on Friday evening.
 Mrs. G. w. Coggswen and cousin, | Miss Helena BotSford, sailed Tuesday on the steamer Mohawk, for Florida where they will spend the winter at |
 | Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Frances Matero, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs Frank Matero of | 1926 Main street and Louis Ferrusi, | which took place recently at St. Pat | rick's church. The attendants were Miss Carmela Giannina and Edward | s. Abriola. After several weeks hon. | eymoon the couple will reside at 1860 | Main street.
 l A mass meeting of the Methodists l of Bridgeport and vicinity will be held | this evening in the Washington Park l Methodist Episcopal church. The Rev. Elmer A. Dent, D. D.. of New York | city will be the principal speaker. MT. w. A. Kidd, formerly pastor of the First Church of this city, is also ex- 1 pected to be present and will speak to the congregation. There will be no | admission and every one is welcome.
 MT. and Mrs. John T. Reynolds of | sos North avenue announce the mar riage of their daughter Miss Lydia May Reynolds, and Harry L. Becker, son of MT. and Mrs. Conrad Becker of S51 Hancock avenue which took place yesierday ,,,,,a in T. st. Patriehs rick ks Sf aEsa-iIssHs ssf iEs?e; sHa sEaeE E9sIsEt sLsts tendants. The wedding reception and Mrs. Kirk, 54 Washington avenue, af- ter which the couple left for honey moon. They will reside at sos North | avenue. MT. Becker is connected with the William Aappaport Company on Water street
 The Bridgeport Art League has se- | cured the services of Princess Chin 1 qui1la, of Sabago, Maine and New l York city, as instructreSs for the weaving class which will begin at the 1 Art League home on Clinton avenue | tomorrow morning at 1 o'clock. The | Princess is an expert Indian weaver | and is much in demand as a teacher.