The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-23
PERSONALS

The members of the Sons ana Daughters of St George will present a minstrel show in the society hall on Stratford avenue, Tuesday evening William Parry will be the director and the soloists will be Peter Burns, Walter Bevans, Wolf Walker, William c. Wellington, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Kee- ley, Miss Elsie Stewart, Mrs. l.. Can field, Mrs. Benharn, William Benn, Arthur Thompson and G. w. Jones Speciality numbers will be presented by c. Briggs Peggy Fletcher, Miss Longbottom, Mrs. Cmpben and the Old Town Hall quartet.
 All members of the Madison school Parent-Tea chers' association are asked to attend an important business meet ing to be held in the school, Friday afternoon at 40.
 A Golden Jubilee pageant wi1T be presented Friday evening at 7:45 by the members of the First Baptist church, at Washington and West ave nues. During the evening an organ recital will be given by Lorenzo P. Oviatt and Mrs. Van Iderstine, Mrs Grace Lake, Harry Butterworth and l.. P. Oviatt will entertain with vocal solos.
 The members of the Pequonnock Yacht club celebrated the 17th ami 'versary of the organization at a ban quet and entertainment in the club house on California street. Louis Brock was the toastmaster and the following program of entertainme ent was arranged by Frank Braithwaite: Louis Brock, songs and stories; Jack Porter, James Holt LVis Fenton, Fred Tordof and J. Lush, solos, and Marguerite Ryan, songs.
 Over 250 children participated in tke Washingtons Birthday party held yesterday at the Guilty dancing school. The grand march was led by Daniel e. Guilty and Miss Dorliska Chaffee.
 The Mems club of St. Johns church, corner Park and Fairfield avenues, will hold its annual banquet in the Burroughs Memorial chapel, this eve ming at o'clock. All men of St. Johns church and their friends are invited to be present.
 The address following the banquet will be given by Rev. F. J. M. Cotter of Wuchang, China
 Mrs. Erva B. Silliman of 134 Wash tngton avenue will be the hostess at the meeting of the English Literary club to be held tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs J.. Cuyler Shaw will review the Current Events and Mrs. Louis K. Gould will have the study paper, "A Day With Thomas Hardy
 Mrs. Frank Dunnigan, of Hunting ton road was the hostess Tuesday evening at a 1n1SCe1laneOuS shower honor of Miss Alice Mooney who will become a bride tonight. Apple green crepe paper and cherry blossoms were used for the decorations. Mrs. Dun nigan's guests were Mrs. H. Swan Mrs. L. Butler, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. F. Conway, Mrs. V. Springford, Mrs R. Bushey, Mrs. G. Lendry Mrs G. Swan, Mrs Lorraine Mooney, Miss Gladys Vo1lmer, Miss Irene Hartnett, Miss Henrietta McDermott. Miss Mabel Mooney, Mrs. J. Miller and Mrs. W. Jacobs.
 Mrs. Robert Sullivan will be in- for the new class Tn spring millinery which will open Thursday, evening, March End in the Catholic Community House, on Barnum ave- nue.
 A pretty wedding took place Mon day morning in Sacred Heart church when Miss A1bina Montana of the apartments, a popular mem Der, of the Visiting Nurse association staff, became the bride of Philip Nc kenna, son of MT. and Mrs. John Me kenna of 542 Norman street Rev. Richard F. Moore, L. L. D., perform ed the ceremony. Miss Elizabeth Connor and George Mathewson were the attendants. Mrs. McKenna served as an army nurse during the wal, while MT. McKenna is representative of the Crane Valve company in Mex ico.