The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-05

Dramatic Association, and DeVer
Warner. The following have consent
ed to be patronesses: Mrs. B. D. Pierce
Jr.. Mrs. w. A. Trubee. Mrs. Thomas
H Macdonald, Mrs. Lucien T. Warner,
Mrs. G.. c. Waldo. Mrs. Morris B.
Beardsley, Mrs. Belle B. Ten Eyck,
Lyon, Mrs. Henry A. Jennings, Mrs.
George w. Wheeler. Mrs. Harvey Hub
bell, Mrs 1. DeVer Warner, Mrs. De-
Yer HI. Warner, Mrs. Nathaniel w.
Bishop. Mrs. Robert s. Hincks. Mrs.
W. T. HinckS, Mrs. James T. Roche,
Mrs. William T. Teele, Mrs. Andrew
L. Reker, Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler,
Mrs. Lyman L. Weeks, Mrs. Daniel
Davenport, Mrs. Henry Blodgett, Mrs.
Edward w. HarraI, Mrs. Henry A.
Richard I. NeHhercut.~ Mrs. William
D. Bishop. Jr., Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant,
Mrs. Charles H. Calhoun. Mrs. H. H.
DeLoss. Mrs. Orange Merwin. Mrs.
Peter W. Wren. Mrs. F. W. Smith. Jr.,
Mrs. William H. Lewis, Mrs. w. B.
Glover.
Miss B. A. Lester was presented, with
a set of engrossed resolutions, set in
a mahogany frame, at the meeting of
Lucetta Warner Circle, C. of F. of A,
last evening. In this fashion the
Companions expressed their apprecia-
ton of the service which Miss Lester
had rendered in ten years of service
as supreme secretary. The presenta-
ton was made by Mrs. Kurner of New
York. representing Mrs. Edward Saw
yer, the Supreme Companion. Twenty
candidates were initiated and 10 ap-
plicationS for membership were receiv-
ed.
Miss Jennie Van TasseI entertained
many members of the Y W. c. A., last
evening at State and Lafayette streets.
There was singing, refreshments, and
a trip around the world. which was
accomplished in a novel manner.
officers of Eunice Donnie Burr Chap
ter. D. A. r., Fairfield, were elected,
yesterday. as follows: Regent, Mrs.
Frank s. Child; vice regent, Mrs. Fran
els H. Brewer; secretary. Miss Emma
E. Brown; treasurer, Mrs. Charles B.
Jennings, registrar, Mrs. Andrew b.
Huntingdon; corresponding secretary.
Miss Loretta B. Perry: custodian of
flag. Miss Mary Kippen: local board,
Mrs Glover. Mrs. Fred Burr, Mrs.
Billiard and Miss Kippen.
Thursday afternoon of this week the
last session of Rev. Mr.. Mackenzie's
Bible class will be held at the Asso-
citation. Last evening at her home, No.
1888 State ST., Mrs. J. S. Van TaSSell,
most delightfully."- entertained the mem
bers of the Philomathian and Ramona
clubs, with the girls at the Associa-
tion home and the members of the Y.
The principal feature of the evening
was trip around the world in which
all participated. The entertainment
was unique and in every respect de-
lightful.
A surprise party was given James
Neary at his home 457 Bunnel1 street
Tuesday evening. Selections on the
piano were rendered by Mr.. Coates,
Anna Neary and Ethel Hull; vocal Sc
lections by John Kane, John Cunning
ham, Leo Hatch. Among those pres
ent were Misses Loretta Keough, Sc
lena Smith, Loretta Blersch, Clara BIZ
beau, Rose Sheahan, George Bibeau,
Ethel Hull Anna Neary, Lillian Young,
Gertrude Neary, Marion Harper, Irene
Moore. Evelyn Breene. Adeline Ward,
Messrs. James Neary, John Kane,
John Cunningham, Leo Hatch, Joseph
Brammer, Carl LundquiSt, Herbert
Walsh, Edward Cudahy. John Moran,
Edward Moran, Frank Dunnigan, Jo-
seph Mayne, John Neary, Frank Goe-
rig, Harold Davis, Raymond Heating,
Robert Christy, Vincent Coates. Chris
ty Hurley. Supper was served ait IL.
The guests departed at a late hour
having enjoyed the hospitality of the
host.