The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-02
PERSONALS

An informal recital will be given tonight in the sun par1or of The Stratheld by the vocal pupils of Mrs Susan Hawley Davis. Mrs. Davis and Mrs Hal T. Kearns will accompany the singers. Those who will appear are: Miss Evelyn Flames, Miss Nellie Pettigrew, Miss Beatrice Grandage, Miss Hilda Whitlock, Miss Marjorie Alen, Miss Genevieve Godfrey. Her
 man Krackemeier, Miss Gertrude Paradis, Miss Rosalie Davis, Miss Ve- ronica Donahue. Miss Ruth Baker, Mrs Victoria D. Avakian, Miss Mill dred Simko, Mrs. Andrew R. Smith, Mrs. F. E. Lacey, Mrs. C. H. Boothe, Mrs. Fred Silliman. Charles Coles Miss Jennie Cockcroft. Miss Helen Rounds, Miss Marion Hodge, Miss Anna Fitzgerald and Miss Vera Mich olson.
 Miss Georgiana Graham, formerly of this city. now of Tampa, Florida. and daughter of Mir and Mrs. William s. Graham, became the bride of Will jam Arthur Read of Tampa, April g. Mrs. Read was graduated from Bridgeport High school and Bridge port Hospital Training school She was stationed at Camp Devens during the flu epid enic. The couple are now at home at 1115 Cedar avenue. Hyde Park.
 The annual reception and recital held by the dancing pupils or Miss Bentta V. Slocum will be held Satur- day afternoon in the studio in the Court Exchange building
 Announcement was made today of the engagement of Miss Irene Marion Flynn, daughter of MT. and Mrs Thomas F. Flynn of SS1 Seaview ave nue and William P. Melia, of 3O5 Laurel avenue. The wedding will take place in June.
 Miss Ruth Corey was the guest of honor at a delightful birthday sur prise party held at the home or her parents Mir. and Mrs. Clifford E. Corey, 236 Lewis street. The home was prettily decorated in color scheme of blue and pink. During the evening dancing and games were en- loved and refreshments were served Those present. were Miss Carmillis Raymond, Miss Marion Wilson. Miss Lois Gregory, Miss Isabelle Sydlsk1' Miss Martha Rouge, Miss Marion Hay den, Miss Elizabeth Robertson. Miss Anna Iuchiniski. Miss Ruth Corey, Frank Smith. Charles Lamarche, John Kann, Clifford Tuiss, James Skerritt Lee Hetherington. Ernest R. Lugi, Reddy DieIbis, Michael Nichols. Law renee O'Connor, John Roncu. Bern ard Fitzsimmons. John Moran. Vii liam Corey, Frederick Stebbins, Mi chaeI Sydiski, Joseph Sydis&i' Jr., Tony Nyuchas. John Buckley, Leo Degnan, Ralph Ford, Thomas Neigh an, John Walker. William Weeker, Mir. and Mrs. stephen w oodS ana MT and Mrs Clifford Corey.
 Miss Hulda Satterlund Of Park Place became the bride of Carl Otoson of 190 Lenox avenue, Saturday after noon at a pretty wedding at the Swedish Lutheran church on Park at 4:2O Miss Gertrude Otoson and J. A Peterson were the bridesmaid and best man respectively, while Stuart Peterson and Ludwig Bohman were the ushers. Ambrose E. Okerblom was the ring bearer and Miss Minnie Anderson and Miss Violet c. Oker- blom were the flower girls, After May 18th, MT. and Mrs. Otoson will be at home at 136 Poplar street.
 Miss Anna Laing Is chairman of the committee in charge of preparations for the annual musical and luncheon to be held during the latter part of this month by the members of the Authors club.
 The General Electric and Blue Rib bon teams of the Industrial Basket ball banquet league of the Y w. c. 4. wil play the last game for this season tonight at the Industrial Service cen ter on Barnum avenue. Next week the basketball banquet for all members of the league will be held and the sil- yer loving cup will be presented to the winning team