The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-15
SOCIAL
 AND PERSONAL

Forty prizes were awarded to the many players in the prinochle, whist and "45'' tournament given under the auspices of St. Charles parish. last night The committee in charge of the whist were: Mrs. Swan, Mrs Fulton, Mrs. Burns, Mrs Hoyt. Mrs. Chrising- CT, Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Lavery, Mrs Fhurbert. Mrs. Denny, Mrs. Dunnigan and Mrs. Moran. Mrs. Margaret Dun nigan, of Brooks street, and Mrs. N. Moran of Ogden street, took the door prizes. a half ton of coal each. The winners at whist and their scores were: J. W. Welsh, 42, picture; MT. Doyle, 39 eenterpiece; Mrs. Hayden, 37, Japanese 37, vase; Mrs. Connolly, 36, fancy dish; J. Kane, 36. cake plate; MT. Thurbert 35. cracker jar; E. Kelly, 35, condensed milk jar; MT. Tate. s5. picture; MT Pagan, 34, cut glass dish; Mrs Smith 34 Japanese sugar bowl; M. Coughlin. ;. .24afancy plate; M. McPadden. 33, silver g. Dns; B. Hayden. 33. cream pitcher; MT. Byrnes. 32. vase; Mrs. J. Nolan, 32 cups and saucers; F. Travers. 31. sauce dishes Other winners with scores un- der 30 were: M. Ryan, ". Hotz, M Strickfus, Mrs. Kearns. M. Donohue. M. Sullivan. James Noonan, K Ma loney. S. Brown. Anna McGee. M. Grant, Mrs. F. Brennan. F. Curley Anna Malone. J. Flavin, Pauline Laur man, J. L. Noonan. J. Curran. M. Q. Conner, Irene Stanley, J. T. Mcdonald and A. Hoyt.
 A very pleasant evening was spent on Tuesday last at the home of Alfred T. Brisebois, 4S0 East Washington who were invited to meet his nieces, Alma and Louise Keller of Brooklyn, who have been spending their Easter vacation with him. An excellent mus1- Those who took part were: Marie liar rington, Evelyn Shey. Bernedette Phelan. Elizabeth McEaroy. Ceceila Jubb. Amelia Fisher, Margaret ODon. Grandfe1d, Alma Keller, Helen Cowell, Louise Keller, Harold and Donald Saw ard, Charles McElroy, Mable Morris sey and Loretta Morrissey. Refresh and the young folks enjoyed them selves. Among those present whose names did not appear on the program were Dorothy McElroy. Lucy McElroy Marie Stapleton, Helen Fischer, Ed ward Smith, Robert Phelan, James Kane, Fred Shey and Frances Grand field In saying good night the young folks all hoped that Alma and Loulse
 Miss Lillian Anderson entertained the Jolly Tudor Whist club at her home. 616 Kossuth street, Tuesday ev- ening The prizes were received by Miss Irene Probert, Frank Howard, Miss Mabel Morrison and Ernest Win terburn A luncheon was served. Those present were Misses Irene Pro bert, Dorothy Garner, Agnes Dave, Mabel Morrison. Mabel Weed, Lillian Anderson and the Messrs. Harold Jew ett Ernest Winterburn, Chester Wli- Hams, Richard King, Frank and Her man Howard
 Miss Katherine Healey of Union avenue has returned after a three days visit with her grandparents In &,sr,
 Miss Margaret Taylor, of Beardsley street, is visiting in New Haven and Waterbury.
 The Ladies of St. Charles parish are to hold a series of matinee whists for the benefit of the parish, beginning this afternoon, at St. Charles auditor -at o'clock.
 Mrs. Joseph E. simons entertained the Golden Rod Whist club at her home, 337 Connecticut avenue.
 George Donaldson of Stratford ave nue is i'll.
 Miss Marion Peterson of Greenwich is the guest of friends on Nichols street.
 Miss Hattie Robson of Seaview ave nue, is visiting cousins Tn New Ha- wen.
 There was a bachelor dinner at the Stratfield last night to Clark E. Bloor Those present organized themselves into club which will hold similar af- fairs whenever one of their number follows MT. C1ark's example. Besides the guest of honor there were present M McKeel, F. Hall, l.. Crabtree, M 7 Serel1, H. Lacey, E. Russell, H. E. Selleck, E. Curtiss, H. Look, J. Ter reIl c. Griffin, R. Garabants, c. Bailey and c. D. Abercronbie.
 Jeff Ca1lan. of this city, who was a
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