The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-16
SOCIAL -- AND
 PERSONAL

Members of the Miamogue, an or
 ganization which embraces many anna teur yachtsInen. dined, last night, at Ike Williams hotel, Howard avenue John Gaffney. Ike Williams and Henry
 Pitt were the committee of arrange Slimm, Commodore Harry Franklin. Harry McOrmand, Henry Mussler,
 John Mussler. John O'Donnell, Henry
 Pitt, Otto Vanulette. T. Robinson,
 Lewis Levy. Thomas and James
 Brouhy. M. Cranson. David. John and
 Charles Miller. R. J. Stanton, William
 Hogan, pr. George 'Krause. Edward
 Krause, Edward Dunn. Frank Brady
 Walker. Harbor Master Morris, Alder
 man w. T. Meyer. Frederick Pitt,
 Charles O'Donnell. William Page and
 B. k. Vaudeville. New York.
 t A meeting of General silliman
 Branch. Connecticut Society. Sons of
 the American Revolution, was held ,ast
 night in the Board of Trade Rooms
 to the dinner which will be given to
 the G. A. veterans Memorial Day. aft
 CT the parade. It has been the custom
 of the Branch to give such a dinner.
 The Italian class, 'O1 of St. Thomas
 Seminary of Hartford was entertained
 last night by Wendell Hotz. at the home of his father. John Hotz. 51S
 NODle avenue LunCn0On was served
 at Il o'clock in the home of Mrs. John ChrisiEger. The dining room had been decorated with design in which green and white. the school colors. were dominant. MT. Hotz was a member of the class. Those present were: Thomas Molloy, John Moran. and Ed
 ward Higgins. Edwin Flynn. Derby Vincent Williams, Saugatuck, Thomas Nolan. William SterbinSky. Stratford, Styles Whiting. Frederick Brady. James Cleary and Edward Maher of this city and Stephen Phalen. student at Holy Cross college. also of this city Edwin Flynn was master of cere- monies.
 Jonathan Godfrey. who is president of the Brooklawn Country club. gave a club, last night. which was as elabor- ate a function of it's kind as the club had witnessed in long time. Those present were: William T. Hincks. R. c. seeley. c. H. Delaney; ". T, Nichols Strong, Charles B. Read, B. D. Pierce IT,. pr. V. P. Gibney. Allen w. Paige, William T. Haviland, N. w. Bishop, A. H. Canfie1d, G. c. Waldo and J. P. Bartram.
 A whist played by the members of l St. PauPs Parish in the Parish house. | last evening. netted a satisfactory sum | for the organ fund of the church. The l highest score was 52. made by c. w. 1 who received the first prize. 1 a handsome soup tureen. Other prizes were awarded as follows: F. Langdon l Mrs. G. Benedict. Mrs. Morgan, Mrs. Frank Munich. Helen Gerrish. F. Brill | Mrs. O. Hall. M. c. Peltis, Mabel Weed. Mrs. w. w. Taylor. R. c. Horton, Miss W. Williams. Charles Munich, O. B. Hall. D. M. Fayder. Mrs. c. E.. The consolation prize was won by Mrs. G. W. Skidmore.
 The newsdealers of Bridgeport. who ire organized under the name of Protective Association | held a banquet. last night, and made plans to promote closer associations among the members, included in which was a scheme for a summer outing, md for a baseball team which will play some games Sunday afternoons. President Gould Turney made an ef- icfent toastrnaster. The members ex- views upon the best ways oe ,iving satisfactory service to the pub ic at a fair profit to themselves. Walter Schneider F. H. Giles. George and John Stanton contri- ,uted entertainment of song and story.