Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 27, 1925 · page 4

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1 Rev.
“firemen, cou-
‘, omen tile cor-

flWii in marriage

bad as. her at“

sisters
Helen Bittner at
3818!: 0' Brien of

(does best man
Waterbury. and
charter Laliey,
e .d'homas Hal-
thwelte. Harold
[and Robert Pne.

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Miss Catherine way. the maid
of honor. W “th in Militia 8868‘
with net or bluish rial: tell: inmates
with an orchid ostrich loathe
Orchid satin slippery completes the
costume and the ed pink roses,
tied with silver rib a. . g

The bridesmaids' gowns were or
bluish pink chilton velvet with large
bows oi! orchid satin ribbon. the ends
«it which extended to the floor. their
hats were 01 bluish .pinlt trimmed
with orehidribbon find they Wore
orchid satin slippers. Their bouquets
were of orchid chrysanthemums.

A reception tollowed in the Strat-
field ballroom. .wh‘ere the' newly
married couple. assisted by Mr. Lai-
loy and Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan. re-
celved the large number of guests.

Mrs. Sullivan were black prince bro- v

caded ohiflon with black hat and a
corsase 01' tea roses tied with our.-
pie ribbon.

» Mr. summit and his wire iett later
.10r a Southern motor trip. the bride
Wearing a costume oi belle gnoire
with hat to match embroidered in
brown. The coat was trimmed with
squirrel. Upon their return they
will live at 258 Beechwood avenue.
Bridgeport. a

Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs.
F. E. Laliey ct ‘Fairlieid avenue
entertained at dinner for Miss Lai~
icy and her dance. The guests in-
cluded the bride‘s'tether and the
members 01 the bridal party.

At the dinner the groom presented
the bride a sapphire and platinum
guard ring and she gave him a
watch. The mold of honor received
rhinestone buckles worn on her slip-

. met! at the wedding yesterday, and

to the bridesmaids were given out
steel buckles. also worn on their
slippers yesterday. To the best man
Mr. Sullh an gave a white gold cigar-

tooled ir other wallets.

 

plaster! will observo
* tonight at Moose
1.

doling work. Experts
on for the remodel-
Conservative prices

not the South
arch wilimeet at
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27. 28 29 and 80 will be opened
this evening at; the church.
wEverything for your Hellowo‘ en
party can beitound at Donnelly’ s.--
Adv.
C Q '.
officers will be held at

'- 1 Election 1
the meetin‘rb‘ot the Lady Macbnch.

inn Lodge. aughters ot Hootia. this
evening.- a
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--Dance, Wednesday. Oct. 28th by
to; Melody Boys; Helium's Halb—
A v.

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\ Members or the Hospital Thimble

. club will meet this afternoon at the

home 01 the president. Mrs. A. l3.
Goleburn. on Elm street.

t O t
~The regular meeting of Uncas
Tribe. No. 28. I. O. R. M.. will start
at 7:30 P. M.. sharp. Tuesday. (M.
27. in r.rder not to interfere with the
family night program at 8. i5. Clar-
once Tobey. Sechem.‘~Adv.

Uncas Tribe No. 38. has planned a
ladies' night to take place this eve-
ping after the regular business.
m1 .ing. A special entertainment
has been planned with several novel-

_ e e is ,
‘L ~Household Coke.

Household Coal—Harris & Gena——
. Adv.

’ I D O .

The general and entertainment
committees or the Eureka Rebekah
Lodge will meet tonight "and all
members are requested to "bogpros-
ent.

U C O
~Socond Annual Harvest Dance.
Wednesday evening. Oct. 38th. La.
dies’ Auxiliary V.F . PW“; Red Men's
Hall Washington St, So. Norwalk.
Admission Gila—Adv.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cohen 01 Nor-
walk went to New York‘ yesterday

' ‘ afternoon to meet Mrs. Cohen’s nio-

tLer. Mrs. Frank Joseph and her
daughter who dune 1rorn Chicago
tor an extended visit to South Nor-
walk.

Holds Bus ess Meet

The door Luck can. min in:

night at the home of Mrs. James
‘ Day. 18 Stuart avenue. Routine busi»

es! was discussed 1oilowed by re-
reshrncnts.

The next meeting will be held the
second Monday in November. ~

J

Eltumlnous ‘

. in
Wednesday or. East oi! :Bt.
and St. Jude). the Holy much
will be celebrated at 8: 80 I. .
The Holy Eucharist will be t.
ted on Thursday tor this weak

On Friday night he... ii be

auspices ot the Young People‘s id.

Vuflds t‘
On Saturday evening the Girls'

lowe' on party at the home o1 the
Misses Sohaub 65 Meadow street.
The choir. under the direction of
Mr. E. J. Sims. is preparing? special
music for the high celebration of the

is the Festival of All Saints. Special
prayers for the departed will be said
at both the early and late Euchar-
ists.Ail ’Salnis' never rails to attract
large congregations at. Trinity.

The Women’s Guild is making ex-
tensive preparation tor the bazaar
and dinner to be lven on Wednes-
day, Novrneber 1 . The president.
Mrs. .1. Herbert Mottram. desires that
not only the members at the guild.
but that all 01 the women 01 the per-
ish should make some donation.to
the enterprise. Mrs. Fred G Bene-
dict is chairman of the dinner com—
mlttoo.

PANCAKE SUPPER
TO BE GIVEN BY

The Omicron Circle of the Bit
Avenue M E. Church will hold a
pancake supper. November 4, from
5:80 to 7 o'clock in the church.

Tickets are very reasonable and
may be obtained from‘any one 01
the members.
charge is headed by Mrs. Alber For.
lie.

DEBTS OF LIBPARY.
TO BE RELIEVED
BY CAKE SALE

A cake sale for the benefit at the
Rowsyton Library will be hcl‘ in
connection with the slipper to obs
given on Saturday Light At the
Brookside Chapel. ,

The finances of the library at the
present time are not in very good
shape and it is hoped that by his
sale a little money will be gained to
be.used to pay or: some 01 the out-
standing debts.

It any one wishes to order a eeiteyw
he or she may do so by caning Mia.
Percy Barrett or Mrs. Ira Kinins.

FRATERNAL'S

W

N. E. O. P I. C. Lounsbiu'y lodge
No. 128. will meet tonls'ht tor
monthly business.

Sons of St. George. Welcome
.Strangcr Lodge No. 864. will meet
tonight at 25 Main street.

Uncas Tribe No. 26 Improved
Order of Her Men willumeet tonight
at ‘85 Washington street.

.Uncas Haylolt No. 28 and 1 8
Improved Order ct Red Men will
meet tonight at 35 Washington
street.

Butler Chapter No. 38 R. A. M..
will meet tonight at 18 South Main

' street.

State Regent on Card
Party Comrfiittee

Mrs. may, the State regent ot

xenoral‘bommittee which is planning
e. large card party to be held. this
evening at the Knights 0! Columbus
clubhouse in Bridgeport Miss Betty
Bray is chairman 91 the general com-
unites. " g ,
W

-—Advertise in the Sentinel tor the

best (recite. '

 

 

 

 

 

Hollows en party. sites bride tho}
Everybody. both 390,“: and old. iii-3

Friendly society will give a 118.11

Holy Eucharist next Sunday. which

OMICPQN CIRCLE _L

‘ world?

The committee in ‘

. ably the

' send.

the catholic Daughters 01 America‘_
and regent p1 Court Reins. Christina: y'
at encased. in a member at the

 

What is the worst think i ‘
I asked a relic: we
the other day. L
Without any hesitation rite
piled. “Bein bored." '4

it sounded .flippant.

But no analysis one linds
ground tor this contention. .

cause. Infidelity 7

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with the other.

The answer, is diincuit.
know a bore when e. one.
to give speeitlcetio

Just what constitutes a bore? ‘ , ‘
We all listeners is eyer by any 'tlii ‘

nut called in. rt. ‘ <
is all but! im-

niornwd person
y to be a bore.

A friend oi‘ mine
‘a list or guests to i
party. Someone suggested
at a man whom‘ w

i'xot that bore.“

”countless thousands or emcee-prob-

mainrity 01 career- On th
the real reason is that either or both
husband and write become bored panicn who knows not i

more-boring than a new

Hence Listen Well and l "hints,

 

0-8 Chapter Holds 5 5
Weekly Card Party

son. president.

ware played.

the attendance prise.

Monday night at the club.

Hungarian Society

nee tor the ooeaeitih.

and theer will be prizes given.

 

 

Thirty members or the 0-8 Chap-
tor of the Girls' and Women's Club
met at the clubroomsj. on Well street
last evening. with Mrs. Arthur Ilen-

Atter the business meeting cards

Mrs. Samuel Stevenson, Mrs. Herb-
ert Not-mm and Mrs. Daniel Iaogan
. won prizes. Miss Beryl Norman won

. Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Stevenson and Miss Giddy) Town-
One new member was admit
ted. The next meeting will be held

Plans Costume Ball

The Hungarian St. Ann Society is
giving I. fancy costume ball Friday
. o'veains'. October lit). at Klsh Hall.

Special decorations are being plan.
A number of
specialties are also being arranged

Celleg'e Play At
4W0m‘en’ s

tribe's club andlttiiiuro. ’
e‘ajnew‘ one to the act'-