The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-28

East End Baptist church. and is now pastor of the Baptist church in Col chester.
 Judge and Mrs. Morris B. Beapdsley leave today for a weeks visit to Bal | timore. and to attend the national con- yention of the Sons of the American Revolution. Conservative members of the organization believe that Judge Beardsley will be elected president general MT. and Mrs. Lewis B. Cur tis, who have occupied the Knapp res tdence at the Park during the winter, but who have now returned to South port, will accompany them. In June. Judge and Mrs. Beardsley, with Miss Amelia Beardsley. will sail for Europe. Mrs Emile Canning, formerly Lucy Beardsley. will keep their residence open during their absence.
 Miss Della Brooks. Seaview avenue, is visiting friends in Meriden.
 Mr. and Mrs. M- Bowers. Stratford and Carroll avenues, are happy in the arrival of little boy.
 Edward Cosgrove 147 Hallett street is ill by reason of an attack of blood poisoning which has disabled his left hand.
 Mrs. Frank L.. Gogill is in Atlantic City.
 Mrs. Ruth T. Maxim, who has been visiting Mrs. Edward O'Hara. her daughter. has returned to her home. Norwalk.
 Mrs. Henry B. Drew has enjoyed 8 visit from her mother, Mrs. Charles Brown of Ansonia- Mrs. William H. Lewis is in Lake wood, N. J.
 Mrs. A. L. Barber. Mrs. S. T. Davis and Irene Davis are in Lakewood, NJ
 Muriel Read daughter of MT. and Mrs. .. B. Read. is convalescent after an attack of typhoid.
 Mir and Mrs Austin J. Bruff have leased the Howard Knapp house, Brooklawn avenue.
 Mr. and Mrs Kenneth w. McNeil are occupying their residence in Fair field avenue, opposite the residence of Senator Archibald McNeil.
 Mrs. Henry Salmon, formerly Miss Alice Trubee, is visiting with her par ents. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Trubee, West avenue.
 Mrs. Edward s. Warnes and Miss Warnes entertained a small bridge party this afternoon.
 Mir and Mrs. James Edward Wilson will attend the wedding of their niece in MonSon. Mrs Sarah Wilson, moth CT of MT. Wilson, has recently cele- brated her 91st birthday anniversary and was the recipient of many con- gratulationS.
 The closing reception of Miss Slo- curn's dancing class will take place in the armory, Saturday. May 8. at 3 o'clock. The gymnasium class will hOI ifc o11rdir nToiSa of fI,n same place and time.
 The tea of the Bridgeport Art League, given in the league rooms Lincoln building. yesterday afternoon. was most pleasant. Mrs. William Sailer presided at the urn. Mrs. A. A. Dorsey and Miss Maud Davis. ac- companied by Mrs. Susan Hawley Da- wis, rendered a delightful program of songs.
 The Bellies of Greenfild Hill will en- certain at the club house of the County Club, Thursday evening
 Miss Myra Wooster. Park avenue, is entertaining Mrs. Fannie A. Crum of Providence, R. '.
 MT and Mrs. Leslie Whitney, Helen street, have been rejoiced by the birth of a son to tnen-
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew M. Cooper have returned from a tour of Europe, which has consumed some 12 weeks.
 Miss Natalie Hawley has returned from Lakewood, N. J., where she has been the guest of her aunt
 Arthur M. Marsh has returned from a visit to Hot Springs, Va.
 It was ''violin Day. this afternoon at the Stratfield, when the Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club gave it's con-