Dancing Follows ‘
as team. Pride of Unca
hall on Washington street.
feature or the evening was a
which occasioned
The Whole degree
iwere in charge of the afiair.
by Mrs. Elsie Brush. chair-
Mary Bielawski. secretary,
: Adelaide Finch. treasuier.
slowly, to the tune of the
party
marriage
dig aushter.
march .the bridal
' bed the center 0: the hall
9 yards and yards, of, ,
gown.
' was plainly disturbed
' as was evidenced by
ands.
'lrF A. pair 01 hii'l boots.
a rest of his costume.
e
old-tuhioned clothes,
to the early sixties. The pages,
Short corduroy trousers.
sin" or the party with their tob-
glocks studied under male hats,
(19.110 "girls" in their ill
meats. made a. v'cry laughable
Win J. Thomas the
'- o: the minister to perfection.
. .k into great detail in his wed-
ggservicc. He took much pains to
-Kiln to the couple just what they
' 9’ about to enter into and Just
hy4the yshouldn‘t. ‘
Following the ceremony, the brid-
phrty marched sedately out 0t
9 null. 1’ General dancing followed
he “wedding."
Virolo- Clears $150 ,
, On Rummage Sale
f’l‘he Doorkeeper’s Circle. King's
lighters. met last night at the
ome of Mrs. E. S. Adams, 159
in‘street . Reports were made
owing that over $150 was cleared
. the Circle's May Sale. A rum-
mage sale netted the circle $110.
{the circle has nearly Completed its
- -ter work and is looking forward
will be served at the next meet-
sumrner activities. A picnic sup-
ng which will be held with Miss E.
. Thayer and Mrs. Bertha \Vells in
t avenue probably on Monday
; one 8.
took
'Where mosquito breeding ponds
. not be drained, they should be
ucked with top minnows and
gletails should be used for bait.
1: Marriage Feat
ncas CouIiCil Entertainment
' I de,’ ’ Six Feet Tall, and Poor Groom Measur- 4
mg Only Four Feet Causes Merrimenté’
er to raise more money
new uniforms. members of
:No. 46, gave a dance and
- uvment last evening at Red
{rattan was the "bride," grab-
curtatn- -
e’véfi’s’hbes. and a. very tight
and
. . , the
it twitching 0! his unusually
groom. who Would just about
. ache four foot mark. was no-
ceahfe for his bright 'réd map of
’white
and a. large red tie made
bridesmaids were all dressed
dating
the
fitting
{—
HI‘BS
Wedding”
93.5; '
ZELDA SEARS
1‘19]?
Zelda Sears.
ton. will be one at t!
program to feature women only.
Plaza hotel. New To
day evening.
preach the radio microphone at thv
dinner,’
building a clubhouse for women.
campaign committee;
lion. and Mrs. 1V.
soprano; Rhea. Silberta.
and pianist. and Vaughn. de Leath.
who will sing the campaign song,
"Little Miss Robinson.Crusoe."
Zelda Sears. Billie Burke.
\Veiman, Olga Petrova. and Carroll
McComas will speak. sing and whis-
tle before the radio- Others on the
program are Marie \ Stehllk. Marlon
Bauer, the composer. and Delphine
March. contraito, who will sing sev-
eral of Miss Baucr's songs. The
Navassar W'oman's Orchestra will
provide music (or the dancing.
Efforts Made to Kill
Off Tent Caterpillar
Residents of New Canaan are
making strenuous odor-ts to exter-
minate the tent caterpillar along the
roadside.
The president 0! the Civic
League has obtained the coopera-
tion and assistance of the following
organizations: The New Canaan
Garden club. the Conservation Coni-
mittce of the Bird Protective Asso-
ciation. the Men‘s association. and
the Village Hall Athletic associa-
tion.
Several years ago the league very
successfully eradicated this post
from the town and now feels that
with the cooperation of everyone in-
terestcd. it can do it again. Plans
are being made to renew the can»
paign against these tree pests.
Pacific, public health and educa-
-=- Were the three topics under dis-
» at one oi! the quietest ses-
one 2 the Quinquenniai Conven-
A women from many lands in
'gton yesterday. since it com-
neg a. week ago.
Mn} John D. Sherman. president
$11!"; General Federation or YVO-
mlubs, and Professor Carrie
_;ol.' McGiil university. Canada.
‘ ”on: the speakers at the
. last night. Dr. Oglivie
or England. the council’s
president. presided.
n: of the work of President
0'. outdoor recreation con-
- Mrs. Sherman said that ed-
to use leisure tor better-
-. ‘wbll as enjoyment occupied
place in this program. The
question that faces the
day. she declared .is “the
.0: training a citizenry that
' how to employ the scien-
is! of the age for the best
. ‘development of the individ-
, of mankind at large."
nullity between husband
I!“ been established in
Dr. Ingegerd Palme. of
told her audience in
laws dealing with the
the family. ‘particularly in
s O
(7' once, Public Health.- Education
il abated At Women’s Convention
gar-ding the League or Nations
Professor Derick spoke on educa-
tion in relation to the international
spirit.
Differences between the National
Council of “lumen of the United
States and_the Daughters of the
American Revolution over use at
Memorial Continental hall. the lat-
ter's organization buUding here. for
sessions at the International Coun-
cil's convention. were reviewed in I
statement issued yesterday by Mrs.
N. E. Harris, spokesman“ tor the
American Council's delegation.
The council, at its day sessions.
invited study at the protocol of the
fifth assembly of the League of Na-
tions .cxpressed approval of the re-
construction sphemes effected by
the league and urged application or
similar schemes in countries need-
ing them. and asked women in
countries were minorities exist to
work for good understandtns 'be-
tween these groups and their rov-
ernments. It also directed atten-
tion to the International Labor Bu-
reau. urging the sending or women
delegates to- the bureau so they
might become eligible for service on
its governing board; and Idvocat-
ed the teaching at information re-
in
schools of nations holding member.
ship“ in the league.
s
th is made up of
Time and, Money
two I one: elements—4
Mr. Rayniond Orr er Breakage”: :
the week-end. D ring his sully her i "
‘ TO BROADCAST ’
Will Be One of Number
'of Artists at Wom- _
en’s Association Din-
well known author rs
and playwright. and resident of “'11-
nrtists on the
on
the night of the dinner of the Amer-
IEQA , 1mecn's Association , at ’thb’
city, Thurs-
No men will be permitted to ap-
u-hcn a complete program
will be broadcasted over the speci-
ally constructed station. to mark the
close of the $3,000,000 campaign for
Marie Dreseler is to preside before
the microphone. The speakers will be
Miss Anne Morgan, chairman of the
Miss Robin-
son‘ Smith. president of the associa-
K. Vanderbilt.
There will be music by Miss Vera
Curtis, soprano; Daisy Jean. Belgian
harpist and cellist: Alina Clayburgh.
composer
(Rita.
Dunleavy ct 63»West avenue have
returned from a visit to their broth- '
er. Thomas Dunleaxy, in Brooklyn.
New York.
11.. will meet tonight at 57 Wall
street.
Sycamore street Wcre recent visitors
in. Bridgeport.
" ot Jetterson street and Mrs. George
Stevens 0: New Canaan. are spend-
. “in; the week in New York city. '
' son craWIord. Mil-ls Jean. Todd ex-
ccutive secretary or the local Red
7 Cross Chapter.
_- Wendel-6th went up to‘- the Allington
».Hospital 101‘ war Veterans today to not
tat: Red Cross supplies. tor the in;
m es. ‘
s
Kerekas, usher.
Left to right. front row. Dorothy Germanstti. ring bearer; Sins OInfield, new: girl
Moore, flower girl; Mary nielamki, bridesmaid. »
Back row: \iai'y Burst, usher; Elsie Brush. bridesmaid; Adelaid Finch. mother or the bride; Dorothy Porter. {other at my bride;
Gormlcy. the “bride;" .‘Top" Tobey, the groom; Benjamin J. Thomas. the minister; Bill Moriarty, mold or honor; Emily German. best man; Pena-i
gnaw Stillman. page; Mildred Ctzingcr, page; Sadie
TUESDAY, MAY 12,
l Helen VaWiCk
On Day’s “Political Problem
Local Republican Women Are Congr
Themselves on Securing So Noted
er for N ext Monday’s Session
Feature Article; '
'BOvaell to T
.Club News
f
atula In...
a SM
MRS. J. M. FORGER
ATTENDINGMEEI‘
IN NEW. HAVEN
I s Vice-president of
Fail-field Co. Plumb-
ers’ Aumhary‘ ° Assoc.
«No-day session
Wendi. Future! 83 River’-
3 .7 side avenue. vice-president o: the
Z Fairneld County memes:- mum
. Association. left this aim to It-
--Photo by Manama.
“Bebe"
weaie 8.1' IS
R. \Vcafcr. daughter of Mrs. Bose
Weater or 48 Stuart avenue. to Mr.
Leo! Ellis of Jersey City. a party was
given Sunday evening ‘in New York
Mr. Jack Woofer. brother of the
bride-to-bc. arrangedtho affair at
his home 800 \Vest 174th street.
Twenty-five guests were present. ins
eluding Mrs. llose Weai'cr and 'her ‘-
son, Bernard. of Norwalk and Miss
Lilly \V codes of Stamioxd.
Miss \Vcater.
will take place some time in
tcmbei. is “ell known in Norwalk
where she made her home to!"
many years.
At the present time she is assist-
ant superintendent in the Columbia , ‘
Heights hospital.‘ New York city.
ller education has been varied and
thorough. She spent three years.in
Long island City at St. John’s hos-
pilai and then supplemented this by ,
six months at s. New York mater-
nlly hospital.
.
I
in Norwalk some‘ years ago. Miss
Woofer was assistant superinten-
dent at the Norwaii: hospital.
PERSONALS _
7 Mr. and Mrs. David Esmsito , oi'
Knapp street entertained friends
trom New York City over the week-
end.
. i t
Miss Olga Dallas at W’oodward
avenue is spending a few days va-
cation in Rye. New York.
O U I
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Olsen of Sound
View Terrace entertained relatives
from Bridgeport Sunday.
‘ "O I I
Chic: o: Policevcnd Mrs- William
Pennington at Reed street enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schwe-
bsl‘ot \Vest Haven ox'erulie’week-
end.
I O t 4 _
Charles Roselle at Crescent Ter-
race was a. visitor in New York City
Sunday.
O
O O 0
Mrs. Henry Coleburn and daugh-
tex- ot Nor-wall: spent Friday in New
Canaan.
II 0
Miss Catherine arid Miss Mary
l 0 t O '
Washington Chapter No. 24. R. A.
.7 O 0’
Mrs. and hire. Elils‘ Howard at
O b .
Mr. and Mrs. :Frede‘riclt E. Birch
e e4.
3131.1... 1-1. Mouplthrop. Mrs. Nel-
and Miss Amelia
Moulthrop on crisis
Barty In Homer Of Catherine“
i
In honor of. the announcement of
the engagement of Miss Catherine
whose marriage'
Sop-4
During 1316 "xiii" epidemicwmere- 7‘
- GIVE SURPRISE
Louise Canticle. 66 W
Given in N. Y
Mr. and Mrs. John '1‘. McCarue.
who were max-lied May lth. at the
First Congregational church. are
,“GATIIERINE R. \VEAI-‘ER
PARTY TO’MISS'
ALICE LYNCH
Miss Alice Lvnch of 37 Lincoln
avenue “as given a delightful sur-
prise Dill‘lv at her home last even-
ing. The affair was a. miscellaneous
shower in honor or her approaching
marriage to Mr. Frank Lawson.
The party was arranged by the "J.
F. F." club. or which Miss Lynch is
a member. The members went to
the Lynch home early in the evening,
preauxnably for a. “club meeting."
filing upstairs to look over some new
things in the bride-to- bcs hope
chest.
“While the club members wore up-
stairs the rest or the party entered
the house and when Miss Lynch came
doer. all was set and ready for the
shower.
Dancing and games formed the
program of the evening. after which
refreshments were served.
Those present included:
Miss Julia Dayan. Miss Anna 'Car-
roll. Mrs. Joseph Tierney.
Miss Alice Barry, Miss Edna Ken-
nel. mes Ethel Hyatt.
Miss Mabel Montgomery. Miss
Alice Lynch. Miss Clara Waterbouse.
Mics Mabel Gaucher. Miss Frances
Lynch. iss Rose Lynch. Mrs. Lynch.
Mrs. a'ie, Mrs. Archie Hendricks.
Miss Genevieve McGarI-ie.
Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. Gearheart.
Wanoma COuncil’s' ,
First Anniversarym
Members or the Past PocahontaEV'm ,
Wanoma Council. will
their first anniversary. may 35th.
Monday night, at the‘
ll .
The details or the he ratio are ,
being arranged by _7 ins
ruins-rinse our Miss Jennie
.o clock at the residence of Mrs. Lou;
celebraté ' f ‘
now at home to friends at 6 1-:
Hamilton avenue. “here they will
reside tor the present.
Mrs- McCartle, who
. Benedict. is very well known
the yom'ipeople cloned
The 5‘ ,.
dent.
LOCAL BRIEFS
W
Michael Winning noted orator. is
to address members 9! the Council
at Catholic Women on May 19 in
the basement or St. Mary‘s church.
Members or the club are invited to
be present. but outsiders will
asked to pay a slight charge.
—-8torsge and Remodellnz dur-
means pence: protection—«and will
give you I garment fit to wear um
fall. Twin City \v 11M. 67 No. Mill?
Street. Phone: i08.—-Adv.
Pride o: Court Narruk will click!
a. meeting tomorrow night in Eagle:
hall on Matt avenue: Initiation or
candidates will take place. followed
by a social hour.
. I, e .e ‘
—Best cell It Mined" prices
Harris a Gena—Adv. ~
. . . s ‘ . '
In honor of Florence Nightingale,
the. Bridgeport hospital will hold
open house from 8. until 5 o'clock
this afternoon. at which time vial-
tors who are interested in hospital
work and nursing are invited to be
present. Special escorts will be on
hand to show them through the
building and chaplain to them the
technique of nursing service.
0 D O
~Thc Royal James serves I
Broiled Chicken. finished .in butter
in a Sentence. the memory 01‘ which
lingers agreeably in your mind.—
Adv
.C. O
The regular monthly meeting of
the Nor-walk Garden club will be
held tomrrow attrenoon It titre.
Oi
is Lehmaier, Blue Mountain Farm.
Norwalk. ‘ _ ,
-’-Distinctlve weddlnl' lifts at
Donneiiy'a Second Florin—Adv. ’ ’
O " 0
will males Its Exit public firm“
tonight at the annual informal ban-
quet of the Teachers association or
the Strauleld hotel. - ._
~rayior m. 1;: the baby—Done '
.vir. find Mrs. John ‘1‘. Mo Carlie-
J. Home After Wedding Trip
betcha has ,
any i
._ be '“
ing the spring and summer months '.
fr-lie Bridgeport Mohem' chorus"
filter will be the Rev.
his a: Ridgetiold. , .
7; tend the Martel-Plumber! conven-
tion will ecstatic through tomor-
tion will continue throxuh tomor-
rrow.
The outlined program as given
Mrs. Forget divide: the two days Is
, follows: .
TUESDAY. COUNTY PLUMBER
10 o'clock in the morning. meet-
‘ ing of citicsrs and directors.
2:30 o'clock ' the afternoon. cone
_ vention called to order.
5 oclock. adjournment of Dust-
' nose and visit to the exhibit put on
by the New Haven association of
leading manila... rev and .tobbcn.
TUESDAY. COUNTY PL’""‘ ...3'-
AUXILIARY.
10:30 o'clock“: the morning. rc-
ception of ladle! It the Hotel Taft.
1 o’clock. luncheon tor the ladies
at the hotel.
2:80 o'clock. indict convention.
7: 15 o '.clock din or. dance Ind In-
tertai. meat at Convention bIll.
WEDNESDAY. COUNTY PI ‘48-
ERS AND AUXILIARY.
10 o'clock. convention, culled to
order for the men. Buses It the
hotel for the ladies.
12 o'clock. luncheon for the men
at Convention hall and at the Coun-
try club tor the women.
1:80 o‘clock. back to work (or the
men. sightseeing tor the ladies.
6:30 o'clock. banquet It Conven-
At girlie
—-Photo by Vincent.
MRS. JOHN T. ”GARTH;
acts. "The Prince of Liars." in the
Grange hail. Balaton. Thursday night
at 7:30 o clock standard time. Danc-
ing will follow the play and the mu-
sic will be furnished by a Bridgeport
orchestra.
-—Price of coal reduced. Harris 8:
Gene. Phone 721.—-Adv.
. Q t
The regular rehearsal or the Nor—
walk Mozart society will be held It
Not-walk High school this evening It
8 o'clock. Every member is urged
to attend because at the nearncss o:
the concert and because the co-
operation or ex ery one is needed to
make the sitair a success. Bring
your brown and green books with
you, is the request.
New England Yale
Clubs to Meet Friday
In honor or the annual field day
or the associated Yale clubs or New
England .three hundred Yale stu-
dents will attend a meet to be held
It. the Stratroi'd hotel and Brook-
lawn country club Friday afternoou
and night. -
Edward '1‘. Buckingham is chair-
preparing for the ’irst visit the asso-
elated clubs have made to _the city.
will make I short address. Another
eeehed‘ tn the smitten club.
win-deli noon. Saturday after
noon the. party will travel in carat
‘ showing how this education may be
inch of the Bridgeport committee ~
Friday night there will be a dinner I
t which President me at Yale 4
tion hall for both men and women.
followed by a. visit to the exhibit Ind
a concert.
Fairfield Children
Exhibit School Work
For weeks the airfield school
children have been planning for the
tour days of exhibition which com-
mence today at Sherman school. r
Thoflnttwodsyatodsyandto-
marrow. the exhibit will be held at
the school. from 9 o'clock in the
morning until 9 o'clock It nisht. The
last two days it will be held from 9
o‘clock in the morning until 5
o'clock at night. Thursday. Friday.
and Saturday. there is to be an ex-
hibit oi the work at the Walteman
Memorial in Southwrt.
The spring season has ushered in
all sorts or conferences. Today the
Methodist Confluence on Relish»!!!
Education opens It Drew Theologi-
cal Seminary, Madison. N. .1. Three‘
local ministers are attending this
conference. They are: Rev. A. J.
Pennell of the East avenue H. E.
church: Rev. Andrew F. Chamber-
lain of the South Nomll: First
Methodist church. and Rev. George
B. Tompkins ot the Nomi): Method-
ist Episcopal church.
The center-once is really an intens-
ive course in religious education.
best carried on in the local church-
es ot a. community. There will also
be a. discussion or church architec-
ture. The lecturers Ire train the
best colleges and ”miseries of the
country and represent many denomi-
nations. althouth the conference is
open only to ministers o: the
Methodist denomination
; -——.~
"Political Problem, a; the
will be the subject of the who
gives by Miss Helen Va...“
well. at the meeting of the x0
Wmen's association 10 be
Monday alteration. may 151a
o'clock in the Km :11 firms
‘der the auspices of We T...” w
women. ‘3
l The Republican association -.
bet“ sire congrats; stir.
' on being able to obtain in???
tor that meeting a: this Silesia}
very much articulate. 1-,! m:
It. md afterwards
M38 Busweil is pe them 0590.
most noted women in pg it;
today. She is a famous (I.
It“! holds the dlsti:zctionflzagwmre
the first woman bank \i-ce 33mm
in the East.
Long before suffrage came hi
eflect Miss Boswell “-35 from“!!!
it‘gub'm
1.
ll
cal (73‘
in the councils of 1..
m-
She was elected secret an; {‘23
Women's National lie. ., ,
elation in 1900 3.1 im‘u l
that association in l’il'
At the present :irzr s o
president of the WC =i1'lfl'ls
Republican association. under 11:;
Charles H. Gavin. preside-m.
“’hen New ork anoman
. What} New York no..en m
given the franchise .‘ili' ss Bower.
was made associate chairman aim
Republican county com'r .nee c 35:
York. She has been 'uice r2419:
ed to that ofiice and hats it today
In 1908 this prominr: : “orgasm
appointed vice—chairmm e: :3.
"Work Among \Vomen' commute
for the Repnb' lone! com»
tion. with headquarters in Chm“
D user and Ni w lurk.
In 1912 she was made cha imam:
the women's 3 “no”? 0‘ ’32:: e5.
convention and, in 191-9. was 3;,
pointed director 02 the woman“: is
putment of the Republican Nation;
convention.
”is: Boswell was the hrs: atom..."
dolxnts to the Republican Nation-
at conv ntlon in ’Yhisago in 55%.
She represented ihe Thirz- . “at ..
Mona! district or SUV {or};
In 192-! she “as 3!: 51¢ ti
delegate to the cont».
Cievehnd. Ohio. refined“...
same district.
Comm erce Chamber to
Give Dance at Ritz
Manson or the Br: «5:13.-
lor Chamber of Commerce n
I Guide which premises :9
social event of the season.
Ritz on Friday night.
A committee composed
men. renowned for 22- ._ .
83! together a. good program of c.
tertalnment .are in c
Itlur. and this 3:33.": - c
promise of outshining
year's "shin dig."
.L 3-:
l‘hree . LoCal Ministers Attend
Religious EducatiOn Conference
t. 53!" cftte
Tit.
Prat. William Thomps in
New York Universitv .
School; Prat. Rogers of Drew 58ml.
“-
Elliott Will discuss the or c "
caustics in the chi. rches.
lM"- Georse Bliiotr. editor at :he
Methodist Review. will give three
imam on "How to Use the 131m.
Prat. Bemmln S. “'inchcszi: --»of ’ 3
Federal Council or Churches wil
talk on "The Present Tandem} D-
Dmlopment in Church \M‘rk. ' “.c-v
MINI L Hamilton general secre-
tor! of the New Jersc:~ Counczi GI
Editions Education, chi disc ' .ss 1%
MmflUVe Program of State and
County in Relation to the Clix
Chute "
Drew Seminary is an is 'ral niece
tor the “3181151103. It boast-‘ of 95
acres of land. part of which is ccv-
md by a forest of magnificent ire“-
Following the' lectures tl‘ ere W:
831 *open Mansion 0: church p
11 be
.95.
lama. The centereuce closes Fr:-
The scum will, include lectures'by.
mt
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