The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-22
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Alpha Chapter of Alpha Alpha Sor- ority gave a dance in Miss Slocum's s charming affair. Bentley's orchestra Furnished music. Those present were: Miss Marion Hopkins, Miss Helen Stagg, Miss Smith, Miss Ruth Havens. cox. Miss Orr. Miss Katherine Cal 11oun, Miss May Topping, Miss Juliette sColeman, Miss Helen Plumb. Miss Helen Libby. Miss Edith ORourke. Afiss Eleanor Lewis. Miss Bessie Bish- |op. Miss Bessie Wortman. Miss Helen iHavefis Miss Rebecca Brittin, Miss Gertrude Burnett. Miss Cornelia Pen field, Miss Edith Robinson, Miss Kus- terer, Miss Sterling, Miss Louis Top ping, Miss Ruth Barnes, Miss Ida May iComley, Miss Florence Seeley, Miss May Beardsley. Miss Mabel Coles, Miss Sammis, Miss Eulalie Toucey, Miss Nfessrs. Henry Wells, Allan Wells. Ar thur Comley. O. Howard Hall, Jr-. Kel- Jogg, Sammis. co. Richardson, George Bradstreet, Raymond Hanke, Ray anond Jones. Curtis. Smith, Crudging- ton. Birdseye, Smith, Locke, Tom flaw ley, Harold Baker, Roberts, V.S. More house. Young Sterling. Ed Hawley, J. Bullard. T. Daly, Luciens Pfau, Elliott Curtis, Andrew Smith. Provost. Veit, Mason. John Hughes. Tom Trubee and Howard Stone. The patronesses were: Mrs. Lewis Hall and Mrs. William Kershaw, and the delegates Miss Tow Ter of New Haven, Miss Mary Ford of Washington, D. C., Miss Tracy Of Hartford. Miss Coo and Miss Frecken- haus of Brooklyn, Miss Haight of Tor rington. and Miss May Hewins of Hartford
 The Misses Wilkes, Schind1er and Lupd entertained a company of danc- ersf at Seaside Institute, Thursday evening. The occasion was most de- 1ightful. The patronesses were Mrs Russell, Mrs. Spear and Mrs. Lord. Music was by the Lyric orchestra
 Charles L. Schind1er, who is deaf and dumb, and who lives at 295 Stillman street, has designed a badge which will be worn by the Schwaebischer Maen- ner Chor during the sangerfest to be held at Madison Square Garden, New York city, June 20 The badge con sists of a bar bearing the word Bridgeport" from which pendant is a red white and black ribbon, SuS- pending medallion. bearing the name of the society.
 Mrs. James Butler, 924 Connecticut avenue. entertained the Golden Rod Whist club, yesterday afternoon. The prizes were won by Mrs. Mary Barry Mrs James Butler. Mrs. A F. Will Hams in the order named. The con- solation prize went to Mrs. J. R Barry.
 An unexpected addition to the ex- elements of class day at the normal Kindergarten of Miss Fannie A. Smith yesterday afternoon, was the announce nent of the engagement of Miss Alice Althea Shaw. daughter of MT and Mrs. Thomas Shaw of West Haven, to MT. Stanley Mason, son of the famous author and mining expert. MT. Shaw as head of the painting operations of the New Haven railroad system Up- on her mothers side, Miss Shaw has a Puritan ancestry dating to pre-May- fir1aG She will Cradnata in June-
 Class day exercises were held yes terday afternoon at the normal kinder garten of Miss Smith, Lafayette street. The address was made by Miss Susie Andrews; the class history was read by Ruth M Brown; the class poem. by Miss Andrews. and the class prophecy by Louise M. Stevens, although it was written by Maude l.. Merrihew. There was also a class song written by Mary Verdi. with music by Mabel Spencer. AiIlie Anderson and Julia Protheroe gave a piano duet. A number of pretty kindergarten songs were sung. The class officers and members are: Susie M. Andrews. president; Mabel Spencer, fary: Mary Agnes Verdi. treasurer: Allie Louise Anderson, Ruth Morris Brown, Elizabeth Gertrude Dorr, A.. Louise Gould. Maud Leonora Merri- hew, Geraldine Hewson Powers. Alice tAlthea Shaw, Louise May Stevens Rachel Larrabee Weld
 'T am still wearing my overcoat, and 1t is none too comfortable."- Jacob Klein
 s.The weather is a serious drawback Fo all outside decorative work'-E B. n5llis.
 sDoEs ID our way are fond Of lace
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