The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-28
PERSONALS

Many friends of George M Powell of Stratford avenue, Stratford, will be pleased to know that he is recovering from recent operation for appendi- citis. He is the New Hampshire, Yer mont and Massachusetts salesman for the Firestone Tire Co.,, and is in a Springfield, Mass, hospital. Friends can reach him by sending mail in care of the FireStone Tire Co.,. A Hillman street, Springfield.
 Miss Irene M. Scribner of the Lib erty apartments, has left for Brook line, Philadelphia, Pa, where she will spend the summer with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Hall, formerly of Bridgeport.
 The members of the Epworth Barnum avenue, held a delightful so- cial last evening in the school rooms. About forty were present. Games and music were enjoyed and light refresh ments served late in the evening.
 The last meeting for the season of the members of Harmony lodge, No. Ill. I. O. B. B. will be held this evening in the club rooms. An ex- oellent program has been planned and it is hoped that every member of tho organization will be present. The speakers are to be Judge Jacob Cap Jtrict Grand Lodge, No. 1 of New Haven; and Attorney Max Spoke, as- sistant prosecuting attorney of Stam- ford, Conn. The next season will begin on September 18th
 The members of lodges 10 and 50, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. O. H., will hold a joint reception to the state officers club house, 161 Washington avenue. The friends of the members are also invited to attend.
 The wedding of Miss Christine Howe. daughter of Mrs Elizabeth Howe of 412 French street, and Ju- Illus Horn of Wheeler avenue, will take place at the home of the brides mother, tomorrow, June 29th, at high noon. An informal reception to only the immediat family will follow Miss Howe was formerly a teacher at Co., lumbuS school
 Shirley Rausmussen, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Rausnussen, of 14 Harvey street, who is but four years old, captivated the audience with her graceful toe dapeing apentga last st Northport, Long Island She was showered with flowers and was the | additional feature at the entertain. Venice" portrayed by local talent in Northport-
 Miss Kate G. Nelson. daughter of S. J Warren street, became the bride of Bernard Fried of 1921 Iranistan ave Marcus Fried Of 1921 1ranistan ave nue, last night at o'clock. Mrs. $. | matron of honor, and MT. Capitman | acted as best man. Bertha Nelson, l another sister, and Gladys Disraelly | of Providence, R. l., were the flower | left for a honeymoon trip to Wash | ington, D. C., and Atlantic City, N. J. l On their return they will reside at 294 South avenue. Both are prom inent in Jewish circles in this city. l
 Mrs. N. T. Moore will act as hos | tess for the Montgomery society on Friday afternoon in the parish house | of the Olivet Congregational church |
 At the annual meeting of the | Fidelity Sewing circle was held re- gently at the home of Mrs. John Ger | election of officers took place with. | Mrs. Gerbich being reelected as president, Mrs B. B. Plumbley, secre- tary, and Mrs. Amanda Dane, treas urer. The next meeting will be held the first Friday in September.
 Among the local people who re- turned from New London where they witnessed the Yale-Harvard boat races and spent pleasant sojourn of three days were: Miss Mary Hincks, Douglas Prizer, Bronson Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Black burn, MT. and Mrs Jonathan Grout, MT and Mrs. Gerald Bryant, MT. and Mrs Harvey | Hubbe1l, Glover Jennings, and George Barker.
 MT. and Mrs. William Hawley and | daughter, Theodosia, and son, Billy, | have arrived at their home on Rus | ling place after an extensive trip | through the west.
 Miss Frances Plaisted of Iranistan | avenue leaves this week to take a | summer course at Columbia college, New York
 Mrs. E. w Fairchild of 326 Clinton | avenue, opened her attractive home | today for a Cradle roll party for mem | bers of the United Congregational | church. |
 Ensign George E. K Reilly has re- turned to his station at the New Lon 1 don Naval base after spending the | week end with his wife at their home. | 774 Seayiew avenue
 MT. and Mrs. Nathan whipple of Fairmont Terrace, are motoring | through upper New York state for a | fortnight |
 Announcement is made of the mar | riage of Miss Lillian Simons and | Percy J. Taylor, which took place al the United Congregational church on | Thursday June 16. Dr. William Hor- | ace Day performed the ceremony. ?
 Miss Lois Cole of Clinton avenue | has rsturned from Kent. Conn. where | eral day0