The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-24
S0CIAI PERSONAL r ,5SGe .?

| 20. for trip embracing several months
 in the Philippines and Japan Subse- Quent to his return from Japan, MT.
 Ellsworth anticipates visiting Bridge port before eventually establishing | himself in Detroit.
 To the regret of her many friends, Ivy May Jones' of the Commercial di- vision. was unfortunately deterred by | illness from being present at the grad | uating exercises of her class, B. H. S.,
 which took place in Smiths theatre, Tuesday evening.
 s. R. Adams, the well known baker of East Main street, was overcome by the heat yesterday morning at his place of business, and was taken to his Topping summoned. Mr. Adams will
 be able to attend to his duties again in few days.
 A birthday party was given by Mrs.
 Samuel Dawe in honor of her daugh- ter, Marion Grace Dave, at her home at 43T Arctic street The afternoon was spent in playing various games and at seven o'clock a dainty lunch
 was served. Miss Dawe was the re- cipient of many handsome gifts. Sergeant Louis Brague of Stratford,
 was recently unanimously elected sec ond lieutenant of the 14th company, Coast Artillery, to succeed Lieut.. Fred C. Irwin, resigned His election now goes before the authorities tor confirm ation- He has had an experience of eight or nine years in the militia and
 has served in the Second regiment and
 the Machine Gun battery. Sergeant Brague has seen service in the Span. | ish war and is a member of N w, Bishop camp. United Spanish War Vet erans.
 Hon. D. N. Morgan and Mrs. Nor gan have opened their charming sum-
 mer home ''Bonniview' at Huntington | for the season.
 Mir. and Mrs c. B. Read and family are installed at their Greenfield Hill
 villa for the summer. SI The members of the None Such Whist club have accepted the invita- | tion of Miss Alice Bavliss, to spend
 the week end at her pleasant home in
 Irnmnui ET,1 and the following members Bancroft. Lena Burns. Alice Sistrand, Ethel Hurd. Ella Wilson and Mrs. w. l E. Smallwood. No need to say the
 anticipation. as many forms of out door recreation have been planned for the entertainment of the favored guests.
 The Bachelor Girls club" composed | Of employees of the D. M Read com pany. held their annual straight pie l mic luncheon at Beardsley park op Tuesday evening. Those favored with an invitation left Main street and | Fairfield avenue at six o'clock in a special car. On arriving at the park willing hands and nimble fingers soon nad dainty linen spread under the snaoe Of the stately oak trees border ing the bank of the upper Peouon- nook and like magic a feast fit for a
 king was quickly arranged. Sand wlches- preserves. pickles and pie Biscuits. cold chicken and olives had T." and it goes without saying no feast was ever more enjoyable or ap-
 mafdens in the party with Miss Lulu Spinning. Miss Margaret Ireland and Mrs I: Thornton as chaperons, while Miss Agnes Delaney as toastmistress
 ana secretary left nothing to be de- sired in the way of entertainment
 Each member answered the roll call with an original and witty remark which oftentimes brought forth such bursts of laughter. as to make the echoes resound with mirth. The slight utes might have dampened their at tire. but their spirits were never ruff fled for an instant. After two hours social session the jolly party boarded the car for home. each one vowing all time allegiance to the annual out ing of the D. M- Reads "Bachelor Girls" The conductor on the home ward trip came in for a. share of the anafr, being given four cents and a "lollypop" for fair maids fare. He was quickly supplied. Among those participating were the Misses Mcdowell Stldley, St. John. McHugh, O'Neil, Spinning. Noonan, Ireland. Delaney Mrs. and Miss Thornton. Mrs. Ward and Miss McNerney