The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-10
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friends. Saturday evening. Mrs.
Hartmann entertained her guests in
excellent style. The music was a
feature of the evenings enjoyment.
Miss Addie Lesser played selections on
| the piano, Mrs. A. F. Williams render
ed violin n solos and Mrs John Barry
I. Butler organized the party.
The promenade and polka which OPP
ened the reception by Miss Bonita ".
slocum's dancing class in the Armory,
Saturday evening, was participated in
by $40 daintily gowned children. The
Monday and Thursday classes danced
the Convention two-step. The Satur-
day Dancing class gave the Primrose.
The beginners class, comprising a.
hundred little children, made a credit
able showing in the waltz in which
the members of all classes took part.
The Grapevine waltz and the Span
| members OF the older classes. The
Skirt dance given by the Saturday
class, was a picture in color. and
rhyth The Czardas was a novel
and interesting costume dance The
pupils showed the uniform benefit of
careful instruction. The little girls in
the special dances received flowers.
Miss Slocum received a token of affec-
the beginners class. for which she ex-
pressed thanks. expressing at the
same time the thanks of her assistant
Mrs. Hardwicke, for the gift of an
| amethyst pin from the class. The CO.
tillion, with which the reception con-
cluded, was stately and brilliant
spectacle Music vas furnished by
the Wheeler & Wilson Orchestra di-
| rected by Mrs. Hardwicke.
The children of the Orphan Asylum,
comprising the class which Miss Fran
ices CoggsweH has carefully trained,
GUMS Gymnasium, Saturday after
noon. Tickets may be purchased at
the store of H. H. Jackson. The price
Is % cents. The receipts will be used
for the expense incidental to the ex-
hbition. Miss Coggsweil is a teacher
In the public schools. Her service to
the children is voluntary and help
full.
The friends of Miss Caroline Camp
surprised her, Saturday, at her home,
Ill Maple street, and a most enjoyable
evening was the result. Among those
present were: Misses F. Valentine, M.
Munich, E. Carley, D. Valentine, S.
Carley, F. Hurlbutt, M. Went, B. Fox,
p standsven. T. Coggswell: W, Fog,
Hallock; Messrs. r. King. H. Jowett,
w. Reaney, 4. Matmough, G. Hutch
inson, II. Smith. w. Warner, z. Thorn
II, u.
Worthy. A. Christie. Luncheon was
served.
The engagement of Miss Susie 81
Susan Kettlewell Williams, to Charles
Archer Sterling, is announced. Mr.
Sterling is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Curtis Sterling of Montclair, NJ
J.
when we have improvements COM
pleted on the Atlantic Hotel, the New
Atlantic will take rank with the best
of them."-H M. Lyon.
you would be surprised at the
amount of stuff people bring here for
| repairs, then forget it and never CALL"
| g. w. Moulton.
my old friends are finding my new
place of business and promise great
things.'-John Sheridan.
1.-THE Boo Hoo girls will make you
laugh for a week. They're great, so
is the whole show."-R. M. Sperry.
well soon have our new addition
under way, and that will make room
for 500 or more new employees. "A. L.
Riker.
I'VE have worked hard to perfect
the new building laws for Bridgeport,
and I am satisfied they. are the very
Hurley.
who said I was preparing to give |
bachelor dinner ?''-Owen Toolan.
Our present sewer facilities are
good enough for years to come, and
do not favor burdening the taxpayers
for a new system. Lee.
"The sooner the city adops the new
sewer system plan, the better off it |
will te."@George NJ. Games.
ASK me what I don't know about |
golf"-J A. Mari.
How delightful to meet ones friends |
on common grounds."-W. T. Hincks.
Ever hear John 8. Pullman sing :? |
Get in line for his rendition of the
Mandalay if you want rich treat
Sam Hswley-
LEW
Sun rises tomorrow --...--.. 4:39 a. m. |
Sun sets today ..-..--....--. SIS D. m. |
High water z:34 p m. |
Low water r--. b.ZS p m. |
Moon rises ........-..-.-.- f<{< 90 a. m |