A wedding of interest took place
Thursday morning at St. Augustine's
church when Miss Loretta Tomilson
became the "bride of James F. Kearns,
son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kearns, of
144 Beechwood avenue. The bride
was attired in a beautiful gown of
blue Georgette and carried a corsage
bouquet of bridal roses. She was
attended by Mrs. Lambert Hancort
The many friends of John Bevans of
574 Howard' avenue will be pleased to
know- that he has recovered from his
injuries and is perparing to leave St.
Vincent s hospital where he was con
fined for several days.
Attorney and Mrs. Solomon Badesch
of 93 Iranietan avenue have returned
to their home after spending the sum
er vacation at their bungalow in
Edgemere, L. I. Mr. Badesch has
been spending a month i Califoria.
'Mr. and Mrs, E. F. Wilson of Still
man street have returned from a
week's stay with friends in Rockaway
Beach, L, I.
Members of the Executive commit
tee of the Bridgeport Art league are.
requested to attend a meeting in the
league rooms, at 10 o'clock Monday
morning, October 6, when important
business matters will he taken up for
discussion.
Mrs. Glover E. Sanford is the chair
man of the committee making prep
arations for the food sale and card
party to -be held on Friday, October
IT, at the Burroughs home in Fair
field. Mrs. Sanford is assisted by
Mrs. William H. Day, vice chairman;
Mrs. William H. Griffith, Mrs. George
Comstock, Mrs. E. W. Fairchild, Mrs.
James H". Moore, Mrs. William Morri
son, Mrs. William J. Xichols, Mrs. F.
W. Rennell, Mrs. Hamilton Shelton,
Mrs. Stephen Fish Sherman, Miss
Chary C. Smith, Mrs. H. R. Wheeler,
Mrs. F. M. "Wilson, Mrs. Henry C.
Woodriff and Miss Fannie L, Wordin.
