The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-09
PERSONALS

PERSUNALS
 A kitchen shower was given by a
 few of the employees of he Rowland
 in honor of Miss Lillian Anderson II who is soon to marry John Moroney
 of Naugatuck. Those present were
 wis, Miss Minnie Peck. Miss Julia
 Benson, Miss A1freda Hedberg, Mrs
 Ada Fisher, Miss Mildred Hedberg,
 Miss Mabel Craft. Mrs. Anna Gala
 gher. Miss Anna Warren, Miss Anna
 Jeannette Oviatt, Miss Peggy Ells-
 worth. Miss. Lillian Anderson and Miss Gertrude Menhart
 Miss Emily W Wagner of Concord street, is spending two weeks vaca- ton with relatives in Greenfield | Mass
 Teachers association in connection
 with Jefferson school all the parents
 of pupils, all the teachers and friends
 of the school, are asked to meet in the auditorium of the South Branch of the Library this afternoon at 4
 o'clock. Mrs. Jeremiah Holmes, presi-
 dent of the Beardsley association and l formerly president Of the Federation
 
 l speak.
 A wedding of much interest in this
 ci'II took place this afternoon in As beth Smith, daughter of Rev. Dr. Ar
 thur Joseph Smith of FPS Temple street, became the bride of Henry
 Benjamin Hawley, Jr., of Brookfield ed by the brides father. Miss Ma tilda Smith and Miss May Barnum of New Haven, attended the bride, while pr. George R. Hawley acted as best man The ushers were Lucius s. Hawley of Brookfie1d and Harry B. | Bristol of Danbury, were the ushers. Mir. Hawley is a director of the Dan bury Savings Bank, and a real estate broker. He was formerly a mem Der of the Connecticut General As sembly and is affiliated with the Sons CTS and Patriots. Since she was graduated from Adelphic college, ! Mrs. Haw1eys has been a High school ! teacher in Astoria.
 Mrs. H. L. Moorey will be the hos | tess at a meeting of the Mary Boards 1 icy society to be held Friday after noon at o'clock in the wonen's par Tor of the Holden Memorial Mission ary hall on North avenue. Miss Leila Sprague Learned will speak on "The English Language and American Language" at 8. o'clock, Bridgeport Business and Professional | Women's club. There will be @. din- ner served at 6:30.
 An Institute of Missions will begin at the o1ivet Congregational church on Wednesday evening, October IS, and continue for six successive We'd nesday nights. Three courses will be leader for the first; Rev. Herbert s. Brown, the pastor, for the second and Gerry Treadwe1l for the third. Joseph Cassidy of 2s7 Willow street was the host at a delightful party given recently at his home. Piano selections were rendered by the Misses Anna Ke11eher. Evelyn Mo Donough, Celia Repka and Whitey Wasco, and vocal selections were l given by Robbie Evans. Games and dancing were enjoyed. and a buffet 1 luncheon was served at late hour. The following guests were present: Miss El1ea Hickey, Miss Anna Ke1- 1eher, Miss Evelyn McDonough, Miss Helen Piro. Miss Celia Repka, Miss Mary Ryan, Miss Pauline Shurilla, Miss May Phillane, Miss Kathleen Sweating, Walter Callahan, Chris Cassidy, Joseph Cassidy. Ralph Cas- sidy. Thomas Cummings, Fred Eek Thomas Gardner. Edward McGovern, John Pistey, James Shanley, Wesley Shea. Steve Vancho, Whitey Wasco and MT. and Mrs. John Cassidy. The Regular meeting of the St. Vim cents hospital alumni association will be held tomorrow evening, Oct 10, at 7:30 in the Nurses home, on Hunt ing street.
 The meeting of the Homeland Mis- sionary society of the United church will be postponed tom borrow afternoon on account of the Sunday schooI con- vention.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Lederer of Nash street are rejoicing over the Bridgeport hospital. Saturday. Mrs. Lederer was Miss Airline Levy before her marriage. Mrs. John Grant was chosen presi- dent of the Elias Howe home and school circle at a meeting held re- gently in the school. The other off, Hopkins, vice president; Miss Mary Nich ols, secretary and treasurer. The women's League of Park Street Congregational church will hold a rummage sale Wednesday from g until o'cock in the vacant store at 7o1 East Main street. Books, cloth ing. bric-a-bra& and similar articles are acceptabIe 8nd will be called for man or Mrs Newton Hoyt is notified. 1 OBITUARY