The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-17

SOCIAL-* rHRS%eAL m,ESGsA, <?


 Were playing great ball and may challenge the. Bridgeports later on."- Ed Dargan.
 ''WeIl see to it that the Sport Hill court is properly guarded and patrolled this year."-G. E. Hawes. we will have a fine rest room for the boys ready in a few days, where they can swap stories between runs.''- Supt. Chapman.
 "Too bad: Jim has a good team. but the boys must watch out and play more consistent ball. The fans are aft CT 'em.''-W. E. Burnham.
 'T love walking. I wish the beats were bigger. Colgan.
 "I was glad to see the hall crowded to witness the exercises by the little orphans Saturday afternoon, and they certainly did fine work."-Dr. N. Wor- din.
 "It is wonderful how clever these little folks are in their various exer- cises.'-Rev. H. A. Davenport.
 'T have my suspicious where that Bird of Paradise went.''-MiSS A. T. Dennis.
 Watch us make the coming com vention of the Post Office clerks a grand success from start to fnish."- w. V. Gilhuley.
 "Tn surely be a mascot if my ser vices to pitch continue to be in such demand."-Mayor Lee.
 The annual luncheon of the Mosaic Club was held at the residence of Mrs. A. H. Bullard. 22oo North avenue.
 
 assisted by her daughter. Miss Janet Bullard. and Miss Nellie Wilcox Mrs. George c. Graves was toastmistress. The members recited amusing liner were read by Mrs. Ida Parmley. their author. Whist was played at the home of Miss Alice Sherman. 55 Rusling Place. Those present were: Mrs. w ley. Mrs. Margaret Tomlinson. Mrs J. H. Van Tassel Mrs. Farrand O. Smith. Mrs. Frederick Hindsley, Mrs. May E. Rose, Mrs. James Edward Wilson. Miss Alice sherman. Miss Edith L. Porter, Miss Jessie Sherwood. Mrs. Charles Nichols. Mrs. George Graves. Miss Edith May Porter Mrs. K. M. Spald- ing. Miss Marion Lewis. Mrs. Augusta George A. Jamieson. Mrs zalmon GoodselI and Mrs. Frederick A. Par sons.
 The first annual alumnae luncheon of Miss Fannie A. Smiths graduates was given at the kindergarten on Lafayette street. Saturday afternoon It was announced that Miss Carrie Abbott, Bridgeport, 'S5, and Miss Douglass, Derby, '05. were engaged, the former to MT. J. M. Reams of New York, and the latter to MT. George Barnes of New Haven Thirteen or the class of 1905 were present. Miss Smith gave them a tea and they gave Miss Douglas a. handkerchief shower. Off, ficers were elected as follows: Honor ary president, Miss Fannie Smith; act ing president. Miss Bertha Neuberger; first vice-pre esident. Miss Harriet H Parker of NorwaIk; second vfce-preSi- dent. Miss Caroline Garlick. and secre- tery and treasurer, Miss Ada Wood ruff.
 Children from the Protestant Orphan Asylum gave an exhibition in Miss Slocum's Gymnasium. Saturday after noon, showing the drills and gymnaSt1c work which they had been taught by Miss Frances Coggswell, who has been their teacher for three years. giving har time freely for their benefit. The managers of the asylum presented Miss CoggsweI with flowers and pretty brooch. The Traction company donated a car for the use of the chil- | dren. going and coming. The efforts of ten little tots. each of whom was in the neighborhood of four years old, l were much appreciated The young | ladies of Miss Slocum's classes who assisted were: Miss Gladys Bostleman, | Miss Agnes Marsh. Miss Helen Lock wood Miss Margaret Minor. Miss l Went and Miss Ruth Top ping.
 A musical program will be given un- der the direction of Ernest R. Kohler at the meeting of the Mems League of the Peoples Presbyterian church. which will be held this evening. in Room 34, Taylor Building. Those who will assist in the entertainment are: Prof. Fred Burger. George Benham. John Hughes. Frank Braithwaite. Fred Benham George A. Rajotte, Russell Snow. Charles Johnson, Jr., and Joseph Black.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Biltz will sail for Germany. in June. on the man Lloyd line. They will be absent for three months. MT Biltz was formerly a member of the Board of Charities.
 At a meeting of the National Fish and Game Club held Saturday. it was decided to hold weekly shoots during the summer. Officers were named as follows: President. J. H. Reid: vice president. Fred H. Lyford; secretary and treasurer. Frank Wild; executive George Feyrer. George Vol fram. William Fletcher. R. Jelliffe. and Arthur Lovely.
 The joint regatta committee of Park City Peouonnock and Mohawk Yacht club~ voted at it's meeting, held yes terday in the rooms of the Miamogue Yacht Club to hold the Memorial day races in the morning to permit the members of the club to witness the parade in the afternoon. The action is intended as a tribute of respect to the of the civil war.
 The combined societies of the Ger ,,an r,aforrned Church will give an