The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-10
SOCIAL
 AND
 PERSONAL

Tomorrow afternoon and evening the Queens Daughters will give an in formal charity whist at the Strat1eld. In the afternoon playing will be from 3 until 4:30. In the evening the whist will start promptly at S;30 and will continue until 10:30. when dancing will be enjoyed. Wheeler 6 Wilson's or chestra will furnish the music. 1t is hoped that the friends of the society will cooperate with the members to make the affair a success as 1t is given for most worthy cause and deserves the support of all
 The following young men have been asked to assist in the evening:
 Leo Redgate. Harry Ford, Dr. J. J. Myers. Dr. J. F. Quinn, Dr. C. Schultz, Dr. J. L. Sullivan. pr. D. J. Mccarthy. Arthur Gaynor, Joseph Gaynor. Syl- vester Miller. Joseph Feeley. Harold Hunt; Thomas Meath: James Meath, Dr. Garneau. Joseph Reynolds, George Mara, John Kaseman, Harry Neal. Stephen Boucher, pr. J. L. Egan. Ste pffen McKeon, William Judge. pr. E. McGovern. William Buckley. William Downey, Dennis Keller. F.. F. Hallen. Dargan. Jonn Heating, Bernard Keat- ing, Jr., Thomas Ahearn, Frank Ahearn. Frank Rock. Alfred Rock. AL fred Eagen, Theodore Eagen. pr. P. P. J. McLaughiin, Edward Hm. Ed ward Graeather. Dr. C. J. Leverty. Harry Irwin. Prof A T. Brisebois. Fred Irwin. Hugh Lavery, Edward Gilligan. Harold cotter. James Cox. Thomas Cox. Harry Green. E. Riley, Carl Beck. G. Phelan. Harold Goude. John Coogan, James Wheeler, William Pendergast, pr. J. H. Kelly.
 A pleasant surprise was given to MT Jack Egan at his sisters home. Saturday evening. The home was dec orated in green and white in honor of the Clover Baseball Team Games and singing were enjoyed by the young tained with their original skit "On a Fishing Trip. At supper. Captain Egan and Manager Lee were present. ed with tokens of esteem. by the Glow CTS. for their untiring work of mak- ing the Cloyers the undisputed Junior Champions of the City. The following were present.: The Misses Russell. Bernier. Nowden. Tyer. McAvan, Mo Carthy, NSavage. C. Egan, Garrity, Steppe Savage. Crellen. l.. Egan. M. Malouey, Fitzsimmons. Brock, Free man, J. Maloney, McNally, Murtha, Walters, Tibbats. Grant and Mrs. F. McGuire and Messrs- Egan Lawlor, O'Brien, J. Cotter. Ludwig, T. Lee, Lynch. W. Mccarthy. Bowden, B. Lee, Burke, Germain, Fowler, H. Cotter, Casey. Hickman, NJ Mccarthy, Mall len. Newton. Hudson, Nichols. Byron. Kealey, Miller, Savage. Maloney, Car penter. Mullen. Stevens. Martin, HirSt, Benson and MT. W. M. Mcclure.
 Mir and Mrs. Frank Strasburger oi 1896 Seaview avenue. celebrated the 2sth anniversary of their wedding. Sun dny. Piano and vocal selections were enjoyed during the evening. The host
 and hostess received many beautiful presents. One of the features of the evening was the illumination of the
 wedding cake set with 25 candles A
 bountifui collation. was served. The guests were as follows: MT. and M s
 J. HummeI. MT. and Mrs J. Nolan MT. and Mrs. F. L. Callahan. MT. and
 Mrs. J. H. Hoffman. MT. and Mrs J McCre. MT. and Mrs. F. Doherty. Mrs | Margaret McCue. Mrs J. R. Laub-
 scher. MT. and Mrs. F. Ottoman, MT
 and Mrs Martin Quinlan. MT and
 Mrs. H. Wheatley. Mir. Anderson. Mir
 and Mrs. A Lockery. Mrs T. Crow
 ther. Mrs. A. Clancy. Mrs Dowd. Mrs Pez, Mrs. J. Beckwith. Mrs. Mullins
 MT. anG Mrs F. J. Strasburger. and
 the Misses N. Callahan. c. Lockery. A
 Malone. M Wheatley. M. Strasburger
 L. Strasburger. G. Humulel. and the Messrs. V. Daily. J. Clancy. W. Leay- craft of New York. P. Monaghan. L. Callahan, c. Hummel, and F. Strasbur- | ger.