The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-16
SOCIAL
 AND PERSONAL

MT. and Mrs Charles F. Coe or tnis city, and Mrs. W. H. Coe of Provi- dence. leave today for a tour to the Pacific coast via the Canadian Rock ies." Their first stop will be at To- ronto, Can, fromt where they will go to Buffalo as they are to make a DOT tion of the1r journey via the Great Lakes. Their itinerary contempfates visit to the Alaska Yukon exhibition at Seattle. They are to be gone about four weeks. MT. Coe is senior mem Der of the firm of Coe & White. whole sale grocers of this city, and with Mrs. Coe he has been sunlmedkng at the 'Inn'' at Newtown.
 |s The annual outing of the. Bridgepost Musical Union inf Orchard Grove, French street, yesterday, was success full and enjoyable. The dinner WAS served by Mark Nagle and was a mix ture of sheep roast and shore dinner. The married men played the single men and the benedicts were winners The score was Il to 10. John Smith, Oscar Butler, T.. Buckler, George War ner. George Sanborn and Theodore Muller were the committee of arrange ments.
 Mrs. F. c. Mullins and Miss Carrie Mullins left this morning for the Hotel Gladstone to be gone until after Labor Day.
 Miss Mary E and Margaret A. Ba- gan of Olive street, and the Misses Bierne of Benham avenue, are spend ing their vacations in Pittsfield, Mass. at the Caldwell House.
 A delightful evening was spent by the friends, of Mir. and Mrs w. F. Blakeman, at their home Friday even ing, when 25 of their friends surpris- ed them Among those present were: Mrs Louis Cleveland of NeW Haven, Mrs. Hazel Ellis of New York, Mrs. Mabel Roberts of Stratford. Mrs. Car rie Brown won first prize at pinocAle.
 Mrs. Henry Osborne. Easton, is vis- iting her parents at SPA State street.
 Jack clarizin. Springfield. is the guest of the parents of Miss Katherine Howard. Center street.
 Supt Joseph V. Brennan, of the Charities depaHment left this morn He will take the country air for a while and then will visit New York.
 Polar Star lodge, s. of B., will cele- brate its fifth anniversary, Aug. 25. The program includes trip to Savin Rock and a shore dinner. J. R. John- son, W. H. Northrop and w. F. Blake man have been named g. committee of arrangements.
 The degree team of Court Peauon- nook No. 62, F. of A., held an outing at Savin Rock, yesterday.
 Mrs George Carter, of 5SS East 38th street, Paterson, New Jersey, returned home after a visit of 10 days at the home of Mrs. James J. Jephcote, I'll Clevelnad avenue.
 Through the Berkshires to Saratoga and other points in New York state was the enjoyable itinerary of an au- tomobile party which has just return ed to this city. The members of the party were Dr. and Mrs. E. s. Warnes Miss Leila Warnes. Mrs. H. M- Man waring who were in the Warnes car and MT. and Mrs. G. L. Bushnell with their friends. MT. and Mrs. w. K. Nolan.
 Dr. and Mrs. Cenicola, of this city were passengers on the Berlin, North German Lloyd line, from New York to Naples and Genoa
 Miss Alice May Grunman, this city, and Edward Willis Putney, 1st Lieut.. Coast Artillery Corps, U. $. A., will be married quietly, Wednesday, Aug. 18th.
 Hon. Charles Crichler. mayor of Murfresboro, Tenn, accompanied by MT. Samuel Licker of the same town, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. B. Blumberg of this city. The Southern mayor is to visit several of our local manufacturing plants while here.