The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-26
S0CTAT PERSONAL ses
 DOO1hA M U SICAL

l Mrs. Charles Wellington Walker is I so far recovered from her serious ill., l ness as to be we'll on the road to con- va1esence.
 Mrs. Samuel Swan, who is a mem- Der of the Bridgeport Art League, has | been very ill. For more efficient treatment she will be removed to a sanatorium, where her complete recov- | cry is hoped for
 The Civic Club is receiving donations | of money to be used in setting trees
 on Arbor Day, which is May z. Each tree, in the ground. costs S. The President, pr. H. Adaline Thompson is l in charge of the work. The delegates from this city, who at tended the D. A. R. Congress, report that the session was most interesting. Mrs. Willis of Iitchfield, who resides in Washington, entertained the Con- necticut women at her home Mary Silliman Chapter gave a dinner to Former State Regent Mrs Sara T. Kim ney-
 The engagement of Miss Mary Fla herty to Alfred Reindeau is announced. Miss Flaherty is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. James F1aherty, 32 Fair mount street.
 Edward A. Creevey, United States Consul to St. Michaels, Azores, will leave this city Wednesday, to return to his post. Consul Creevey says that , the climate of the Azores is delight full and that the islands are visited by many tourists. Mass Mary Toomey is visiting rela-
 tives in New Jersey.
 Miss Anna Taylor, Barnum avenue, is visiting Miss Bessie Newman, her cousin, Providence, R. I.
 Miss Annie Smith, stratford avenue, is suffering from severe illness
 Mrs. J. Thomas Barker. 1926 Strat- ford avenue, has been entertaining her cousin. Alfred Watson, president of CTS of gold and silver leaf
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur E. MetcaIf will be ''at home'' in their residence on Nichols street, after May l.
 MT. and Mrs. William Johnson, Gen. tral avenue. are visiting friends in Beacon Falls.
 Richard Lombard will leave for a visit to Ireland, going on the Lusitania
 May 19. This will be the second of MT. Lombard on this steamer.
 Mrs. L. E. Rising, SIS Colorado ave- nue, is visiting her daughter, Lee, Mass.
 William Gerrity. sr., is suffering severe illness at his. home on Barnum avenue.
 The executive committee of the Bridgeport Minstrel Club will meet to- night, in their rooms Stratford ave.
 Bernhardt Doehrer will receive the members of St. Luke's Chapter. Broth erhood of St. Andrew, at his home, 92 Carroll avenue, this evening, the occa- sion being the semi annual meeting of the Brotherhood.
 Col H. O. S. Heistand, of New York formerly in charge of Governors Isl- and, will speak before the members of the University Club Thursday evening, as a Career Col. Heistand is well versed in military matters and will no doubt prove interesting.
 On May 9th, Richard E. Follett, Forest, Fish and Game Association will deliver a lecture on Forest life, Moose and Caribou Hunting, Salmon Fishing and Log Driving. On that evening the University Glee club of New York will be the guest of the club.
 Miss Dorothy Griffin entertained number of her little friends at her home. 4e5 Colorado Ave on Saturday afternoon in honor of her 5th birthday. Many games were played and the lit tie ones enjoyed a very pleasant af- ternoon. Those present were Mildred Horan, Alice Taylor, Anna Walsh, Mar guerite Sanford Dorothy Mccormick, Margaret McNamara, Hazel Mclean, Dorothy Griffin, Stephen Horan, Jack