The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-19
SOCIAL
 AND PERSONAL,

" AANOOA\AANV ! V The Girls Tramping Club. an or ganization of young ladies of the pub-
 lie schools. enjoyed it's opening tramr Samp Mortar Rock and return, start
 ing from Fairfield. The distance was about six miles. The trip to and from Fairfield was by trolley. There were e2 girls in the party. They were di-
 rected by Physical Instructor Harvey c. Went. The tramp was most enjoy able Those who participated in it were: Prospect, Esther Roberts, Bessie McKie. Pauline Hutton, Loretta Dona-
 hue. Lillian Mccormack: Maplewood
 Hazel Blakeslee. Marion Healey, Julia
 Obear. Lillian French. Anna Hayes;
 Washington. Emma Eisenmann. Cert
 rude Sheehan. Lillian Wieler. Helen
 Weiss; Oak. Evelyn McKiernan, Anna
 Hawes. Marion Quint: Barnum. Cert rude Keating, Winifred Japp, Ruth stein. Frances Booth. Grace Mccarthy Black Rock. Mildred Fancher. Stella Martin. Elvina Bertilson, Alma Vol
 derauer. Bessie Gallagher; Nichols Meltzer: Lincoln. Matilda Hoff Ethel Paddock. Ethel Umstatter, Viola Bell Mary Novey. Rose Duda, Elsie Me Farquahar. Olive Cury Marion Schei- bel. Alice Nelson. Elsie Campana, Irene Gouidiag, kittIe McQuire. and four members of the junior class of the City Normal school. Misses Caldwell. Deck CT, Hegeman and Rosenthal.
 The Saturday evening whist given by Mrs. Cooper was a pleasant occas- ion. The prize winners were Mrs. Lyon. Mrs. Longbotton. Mrs. Hall, Mrs Hood. Mrs. Wigglesworth. MT. Wright Mrs. Wright. and Mrs. Wolley. The latter received the consolation prize for a score of 13.
 Friends of Mrs. Ernest Leopold of New York gave her a surprise party, Saturday evening, at the home of Mrs, Severn. 211 Beach street. The occasion was delightful.
 J. Windsor Faust. president of the < farlst steel Company. has purchased a Pope-Hartford touring car.
 Mrs. Mary A. Holmes, who has been the guest of her son. Arthur Holmes, home with her son, Albert Holmes. 13 Booth street.
 Eugene Kirby of APP East Main street. will remove to Winsted.
 William Brennan of the St. Josephs T. l.. 6, B. association. has been visit ing relative in New Haven.
 Mrs. Mabel Myers has returned to her home. 63s East Main street, after a visit in Easton.
 Mrs. Robert Turney, 5s3 Noble ave- nue.. gave a party for her daughter Doris, Saturday afternoon. Miss Ada Woodruff organized some pretty games for the little ones- There were Easter chickens and rabbits for favors.
 Mrs A E penfe1d an+e-+.ir.a r,, day evening, in honor of Mrs. F. A. CoeSter. who will soon go to a new home in New York state, where Mr. Coester hopes to establish himself in presented Mrs. Coester with a string of gold beads in the name of her friends. There was a program of music managed by Mrs. Hulse, of Washing ton Park Methodist church.
 Miss Jessie Duhigg is entertaining Miss Florence E. German of New York
 Washington. to attend the D. A. R Congress.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Anderson have re- turned from California.
 Mrs. Vanstone of the retail depart ment at c. O. Lanes confectionery store will visit relatives in Canada.
 Rev. Morgan Miller Sunday night gave the first of a series of talks on the famous poets. and their best poems. home after a ten weeks. tour in Europe and the Holy Land. She enjoyed her trip very much.
 rc MI fos, day evening at bridge in honor of her guest. Mrs. Grant Tanner, of New York. fraternity of the local High school held | their annual reception and formal | dance at the Stratfeld. Friday eve1c- | ing. The society. their sister sorority | Kappa Mu Sigma. and their invited | guests. numbered some 250.
 It was a very pretty dance. The | gowns of the young ladies and pat ronesses were of the most delicate | cOlorS and with their beautiful flowers made a brilliant scene.
 After the board of Trade banquet Mayor Lee. Baron Takahira and sev- eral of the guests attended the dance which added much to the function.
 The patroneSses, who are all well znown in social circles were. Mrs. Henry Lee in black fllet net black lace ,ver black silk; Mrs. Thomas Walsh, evening gown of white satin, sweet ,eaS; Mrs. Frederick Mullins, black ace decollette gown with gold rose and Mrs. T. Leo Lalley 'enassance lace. pale green messalin 1irectore straps and sash.
 The committee of arrangements was of George Burns. Jr., chair man, Edward McKeever. Walter Lal- ey. Charles Musante. Russell Redgate and Stanley Greenwood.
 The masters of ceremonies were George Burns. Sr.. Frederick Mullins T. Leo Lalley, John McMahon and Thomas Walsh.
 Among those present were: Miss Helen Burns, pink, sweet peas; Miss Annie Bales. maize. arm bouquet roses; Miss Judith Kennedy, pink and gold,