The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-06-20

Rev Thomas B. G1oster, assistant
 pastor of St. Charles church, has re-
 turned to this city after spending week in Washington. D. C.. and Mary land. While in Washington, Father
 Gloster attended the commencement exercises at Catholic University.
 Miss Mary Louise Peck. will pre- sent her piano pupils in a recital in the
 sun parlor of the Stratfield hotel. on
 o'clock. Mrs Alice Smith Godillot
 will be the assisting artist.
 Rev. Thomas A. Judge, c. M. will conduct a. retreat at Laurelton haIl
 Milford, for Catholic women from June 23rd to June 27th.
 Julia, Margarite Keller, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Theodore F. Keller, Of Fort Trumbun Beach, became the bride of William Arthur Flint, son or Mrs. Adelbert Flint of I'll Film street. New Haven, at an elaborate wedding in the Mary Taylor Methodist Epis- copaI church, Saturday evening at o'clock. Rev. Arthur GoOdenough of New Haven, assisted by Rev. Jesse ID. Roberts of Milford. performed the ceremony and the double ring service was used.
 Miss Betha Agnes Keller, was the maid of honor and Miss Helen Smith and Elizabeth Banks of Milford were the bridesmaids. Arthur Clark of New Haven was the best man and
 
 ritt Nettleton and Gordon Stevens, the ushers- Alter a large reception at the home of the brides parents the couple left on a honeymoon to be spent in the White Mountains. They will make their home at 595 Elm street, New Haven. MT. Flint attend ness at 4O7 Winthrop avenue. New Haven. Mrs. Flint is a member of the class of 1920 at New Haven High school
 Acting supt of Schools E. E. Cort- right was in Starta, N. J., yesterday, | attending the funeral of a relative | J. O. Austin, who died Friday
 Patrolman and Mrs. John Halpin | of Al Ash street announce the mar | riage of their daughter, Miss Anua< Falpin and Charles Ecklund, of South l avenue, which took place Monday af- | ternoon. June 12th, ip the rectory of St. Peters church Rev. John Cos the ceremony the couple left on their honeymoon. After July 1st they will be at home on Garfield avenue. Miss Halpin was formerly employed in the U. M. c. while MT. Eclllund holds a responsible position in the Colum- bia Graphophope.
 There will be a special meeting of the Ninth District Republican organi- zation in the club rooms, corner East Main and Shelton street, this evening at $ D. nQ- when the question or par ticipation in the Republican Field Day at Pleasure beach will come up for consideration and decision. All members are requested to be pres ent
 A meeting of all industrial girls in terested in tennis will be held Fri day evening, June 23rd in the Indus trial Service Center on Barnum ave- nue- Plans will be made for the ten his tournament to start soon among '. w. c. A. girls.
 Mime. Caria Caselotti Is engaged to sing both in Lucia" and ''Rigoletto" with the DeFeo Grand Opera com- on June 22nd and 2Sth. She will succeed Mme. Helen York in the Col oratura roles and will have Richard Bone1H and Giovanni Diaz playing op- posite her in principal roles. The remainder of the cast will also be the same as it was in the recent per This will be Mime. CaSelotti's 9th and 9th enga genents in opera since her debut last october and the first eN- perience in open air performance
 Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Ethel G. Reich, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William ( Reich, of 9S Harriet street, and ' Rudolph M. Hennick, son of MT. and { Mrs. E. Hennick, of 94S Howard ave- nue. which will take place Sunday afternoon at l CLOCK at the nome of the brides parents. MT. Hennick is advertising manager of the Water bury Democrat and Miss Reich was formerly employed a stenographer at the Bridgeport Hardware Manufac- ' turing company. <
 The Coast Artillery band of this T city furnished the music for the re- union festivities for the Yale class of 1902 which were held in New Ha- ven today.
 MT. and Mrs John W. Lynch, of 1s4 Catherine street, announce the marriage of their daughter. Miss Mary E. Lynch, and Patrick F. Walsh Augustine's church. Rev. James B. Nfhir oficiated. The bride wore a gown of henna canton crepe with n hat to match. and corSage bouquet of white sweet peas. The bridesmaid, ] Miss Honora Keating, was attired in biege canton crepe trimmed with brown Spanish lace. The picture hat was of hiege and brown and she wore a corsage of sweet peas. Raymond | Lynch was the best man. After re ception the couple left on their honey moon. The are now at home at 315 Capitol avenue.
 The lawn party which was schedul- ed to be held to-day by the members ] of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club at the home of MT. DeTer II. l Warner in Fairfield, was postponed
  until tomorrow when 1t will positive iy take place In case there is rain again tomorrow the affair VII be held in Mrs. Warmers home and the program will be carried out as nounced. The party is open to the pub lie and tickets may be secured from Mrs Frederick B. Granniss, S54 , Noble avenue.
 Miss Cecile Barron w9ll be the host . ess at the elaborate strawberry festival to be held by members of the Bridge port Rusinss and Professional ] Wornen's club in the club rooms. in the Liberty Building on Thursday evening, June 22nd. Straw s berries and cream and ice cream and i T cake will are served. The party will be- z gin at 6:S0 and there will be con tinuous dancing during the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel J. Slawson of