The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-24
SOCIAL

A pretty assemblage was that at the home of Miss Mabel Mccullough, 19e East Main St., Thursday evening. A musical program was rendered by a number of her talented friends. Among those present were: Misses Alice and Nellie Mackenzie, Nellie Pronto, Nellie grsteus. Emma Wentz. Jessie Mac evieve Doolittle, Martha Hurd, Flor ence Twiss, Mrs. Joseph Hughes and the Messrs. Albert Laubscher, Fred Coyne, Earl Bilton, William McCul- Hughes. Jack Davis, Theodore Wyland and James Duggan.
 A birthday dinner was served Friday afternoon to the young friends of Mayor Frank B. Clark and Mrs. Clark. at their home, 2e89 North Main St. The young man was six years old He re- ceived many birthday gifts. Among Wilson, Mary Drew. Ruth Tesiny. El- sic Clafk and Masters George and Fred Iraham, Paul. Joseph. Augustine and Francis Keane, Miss Gilberta Vance and Charles N. .Ruggles.
 zhe friends of John Cofbree visited his home. Central avenue, Thursday evening. to surprise him. A thor oughly enjoyable occasion followed.
 
 Helda McGrath. Anna Daily. Julia Mo- Gr1th, Anna Kopp, Louise Lonsley, Mary Murphy, Elizabeth Lizenbuick. Lucy Nicholson. Christina Bears, Fan nie Bailey. Nellie Norton, Edith Armi- Kaluis. Mrs. scoffen and the Messrs. Harry Barnes. Clarence Holdsworth, Norman Beardsworth, Thomas Wells, Jrs Charles Waterworth. Walter Ba- ker, Jay Colbree. Fred Doherty. Ed xuo r5 (Sopphol1 Ernest R1ifler William Richards. Albert Boucher, John Chag- non. John Jones, Adelbert Chandler. George Kost, Robert Vincent. Harold Beardsworth, Frank Taylor, Jack Cock Clarence Taylor, Edward McAuttffe, MT. Taylor and MT. Scoffen.
 The Berkshire club. which is the newest of the amateur boating organi- cations, opened its new house. last ev- ening. Nearly all of the members were present. Henry Sellers presented Commodore Henry Hobbs with a cer, Charles Mckenzie. John Robertson. Gene Lockwood and Walter Sexton en- tertained. The club house is situated on the plot of ground in the rear of the Berkshire docks, at the head of navigation on the Pequonnock River.
 Miss Lillian Anderson, 616 Kossuth street, was presented with silk uan- brella, by her friends. at her home, Thursday evening. Luncheon was served. Ernest Winterburn played several selections prettily upon the vio- lin. Among those present were: Misses Nellie Fox, Mabel Morrison, Emma Lockwood. Mabel Weed. Anna Sanger. othy Garner, Lillian Anderson and the Messrs. Rudolph Houlihan, Frank and Herman Howard, Richard King, Frank Becker. Ernest Winterburn. Chester ryn Garner and Edwin Washburn.
 Miss Nanchen Adams. M. w. Wieler and Joseph Wieler are among the so- loists who will grace the Arion Hall Concert, that will be given Monday un- der the auspices of the T. M. Smith Co. The .Arion Singing Society will of course be the chief feature.
 The last of the series of lectures giv- en under the auspices of the L'Alliance Francaise, was given last night, at the Stratfield, by Prof. R. L. Sander sOn of Yale. who talked upon Rostand The evening concluded with a recep- ton arranged by Miss Somerset, pres ident of the group.
 Raymond Wesley Case. the well known reader, will interpret Enoch Ar den, with an accompaniment of Strauss music which will be rendered by Her bert Hal!ock Case at the piano, at Grace M. D. Church. Clinton and Fair field avenues. Monday evening. MT. Case is a private pupil of John W. Wet gel, Yale University.
 The new year book of the Authors club is issued in the vernal color of the spring. The lettering is white. Miss Lorenzo B. Nicholson is president of the club. The study of the Victorian age will be taken up, with King Lear as a start.
 MT. and Mrs. Erva Silliman will cell ebrate their 18th wedding anniversary at a dinner which will be given this evening at the Stratfield.
 Mrs. Charlotte Armstrong Smith, who recently suffered an operation at the Brooklyn Hospital, is in much im-