The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-17
PERSONALS

Florence Knab1in. of the Sanitary Division of the Department of Health. and Pauline Taylor, of Englewood hospital, have left for two weeks
 Miss Marie Walsh of the Health Department, will spend the coming two weeks in taking short visits to nearby places.
 Mrs. W. Mccormick of Newburg, N. Y, is spending a week in this city as the guest of Mrs. James Bradshaw of 432 French street.
 Miss Margaret J. Martin and Miss Katherine B. Lyons of Park avenue are enjoying an extensive motor trip through New York state. They will be the guests of Mrs. Dory B. Trow- bridge of Washingtonville, New York, for two weeks before their return. Miss Mary Bracken of Rowan ave- nue was the weekend guest of MT. and Mrs. Fred Knib1oe of New Mill ford, where she attended the annual clam bake and sheep roast at the Knib1oe country place.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Martha Smith of Arch street and Joseph Marsons of 91 Arch ternoon at the home of the bride. Justice of the Peace Frank J. Mo- Laughlin of Norwa1k oficiated. MT. and Mrs. Edward J. Gaffney of 425 Park avenue are spending their vacation in Portland, Me. They will return by the way of Boston, so- journing at New York, where they will witness several Broadway produc- tions.
 Patrolman Edward T. Corcoran. who Is soon to wed Miss Eva Walsh, was the guest of honor at a bachelor dinner given last night at the Elks' club. by large number of his friends. On behalf of the guests, James D. Grady, presented Officer Corcoran with a handsome mahogany chime clock. Speeches were made by Daniel J. Clifford, Patrick Kelly and Charles E. Keith. An orchestra fur nished music during the affair. A group of 30 children from the Newington Home for Crippled Chil- dren were entertained Wednesday af- ternoon at the Capitol theatre in Mill ford on the invitation of the manag- CT. The picture, Smiling Through , was greatly enjoyed by all. The chil- dren are spending the month at "Play | Ridge, Woodmont.
 l the Ninth District Republican organ. | izarion in their club rooms at the cor ner of East Main and Shelton streets Friday evening, at D. m. All mem | bers are urgently requested to be pres 1 ent.
 The weekly Roar of the Lions | club was held yesterday at the Strat-
 field hotel A paper on Buying Bond. l Wisely" was read by Ralph B. Me. l Eldowney of the bonding firm of Nc. | Eldowney & Co.,, and several solo:
 were rendered by Master Lawrence l Sidebottom.
 Mrs. John c. Haw1ey will be the
 hostess at the 4 o'clock tea on Satur.
 day afternoon at the Brook1awn Coun | try Club. The putting prize ha. l been offered by Mrs. F. c. Hunt. Af ter the clam bake at o'clock, Dab
 ney's Syncopated orchestra from tn. 1 Midnight Frolic'' will furnish tn, | music for a dance.
 At dinner and card party helt last night on the roof of the Libert,
 building by the members of tn, Bridgeport Business & Professiona
 Women's Club, plans were made fo
 a peach festival to be he1d~in the c1ul rooms in the Liberty building o1 Thursday, August A.
 Miss Drucilla Henry of Wilkes
 Barre, Pa, has returned to her hom
 after spending two weeks in this cit
 as the guest of Miss Constance Neal
 of 30 Goddard avenue.