The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-14
HUNDREDS SEND
 HAPPY RETURNS
 TO REV. DR. DAY

Among the many anniversary and congratulatory greetings which have been received by Dr Day on his fifth anniversary are from pr. Herbert s. Brown, pastor of OliVet Congregations al church, AS President of the Bridgeport Pastors Association, I, ex- tend in their behalf as well as my own, hearty congratulation to Dr. Day and to the church which he so admirably serves; from pr. Sherwood Eddy, well-known evangelist, Greet ings to the dear old church. Having grand times at University of Nebras- ka. Three thousand students daily, night and morning. Colleges never have been so moved. Great days are ahead-fields are white-together let us reap!"
 From Rev. Herbert D. Galaudet, First Church, Waterbury, ''I under stand that next Sunday is the fifth anniversary of your coming to the United Church. February 12th is a banner day in the life of the na-
 ion. I am sure that in & new and day in the life of the United Church. marking the signal. carrying forward of the great standard of Christ's cross under the inspiration of your devot- ed leadership. You and your dear people all know how close to my heart the enterprise and welfare of the United Church has been from the be- ginning. My prayers and my hopes wish you glorious Godspeed in your splendid service for Bridgeport and the cause of the master"
 From Dr. Richard L. Swain former ly pastor of the Old South Church, in this city, now in Great Falls, ion tana. 'To the dear United Church and its loved minister am sending my slncerest love. Over all the buttes and mountains that lie between us your light follows me; and I feel It's warmth in spite of the Montana winds. My fancy always pictures you rolling up a bigger success this year than ever before May God bless yeu in your great york;
 In honor of the fifth anniversary Of the pastorate of Dr. William Hor- Zee Day, of the United church. an elaborate reception will be held in the churcA on Thursday evening, from until 10 o'clock. Dr. and Mrs Day and Madame Warren Day, will be in the receiving line and will be assisted cept1on committee which is composed of MT. and Mrs. W. A. Smith, MT and Mrs. Henry D. Simonds, Mr and Mrs G. B. Beers, pr and Mrs. s. M Gar and Mrs. George W. Hatheway MT. and Mrs. Bradford D. Pierce, MT and Mrs. Frank D Bell. MT. and Mrs. Richard ". Coggswell, MT. and Mrs. E. W. Fairchild, MT. and Mrs Ralph Sherwood, MT. and Mrs. Hubert c. Morley. MT. and Mrs. F. D. Beach, MT. and Mrs. William T.. SeeIey, MT. and Mrs: Samuel c. Shaw, Mir. and Henry Hincks. MT. and Mrs. H. w. Walker; MT. and Mrs Lucien T. War ner, Mir and Mrs. T. N. Stevens. Samuel H. Hawley. Mrs. Elmer Beardsley and Miss Helen Grumman
 About 1900 invitations have been sent out for the reception which will be very informal. Speiders orchestra will play during the evening. Mrs. nnY-o c-fe Tr.I T-1 Blight and Mrs. c. Nathaniel Worth will be in charge of the decorations which will consist of cut flowers, ferns and southern smi1ax.
 The ushers will be C. Nathaniel Worthen, chairman7 w. Parker See ley, Richard s. Swain. Garner K. Bindseye. Abner W. Mitchell, Stanley c. Burritt, ayTnond Darling, Web Sherman T. Cole and Benjamin L. Worthen.
 Ms. Frank T. Gaylord and Mrs Hubert c. Morley will have charge W. L. Ferris is chairman of the re- treatments com mmittee. Mrs. Harry w. Walker, Mrs. Harvey Hu7bbell. Mrs. Henry BIodget and Mrs. James tables assisted by Mrs. George H. E. Edwards, Mrs. c. W. Pinches. Mrs George W. Hawley, Mrs Robert E. Wheeler. Mrs: Frederick s. Seeley. MrS- "iIldIr oe61Sy, fNlcIdEo I Neithercut, Mrs. Norman Leeds and Miss Nellie Upson.
 The following women will serve: Mrs Richard CogsweI, Mrs. Herbert Upson, Mrs George Baldwin, Mrs. Robert Baldwin, Mrs. Ralph Sperry, Mrs Garner Birdseye, Mrs. Webster Walker, Mrs Raymond Darling Mrs. Richard Swain, Mrs Albner Mitchell, Mrs Sherman T. Cole, Mrs. Lillian Jones' Miss Helen Gruman, Miss Ethel Sterling, Miss Sarah Curtis, Miss Marjorie Smith, Miss Alma and Miss Norma Flicker.