The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-04-30
PERSONAL AND
 MU SICAL

sweeper will be the portion of the win- ner of the highest scorer for the. series | Those who took prizes yesterday were: Mrs. c. Barnard. S7; Mrs J: Fant, S5; 34; Mrs. J. Chrisinger, 33; Mrs. J. A
 Burns. 32; Mrs R. L. Hayden, 30; Mrs. F7orestelle, 30; Mrs. Holmes. 30; l Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Smith who SCOT ed 13 and 12, respectively. were each l awarded a consolation prize. Miss Annie GiIlis. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph, GiIlis, 1926 Stratford avenue, is suffering with an attack of measles.
 MT. and Mrs Joseph Crowley, Union avenue, are visiting Mrs. Crowleys ! mother in Hartford.
 James Donovan of ,Seaview avenue, has returned from a visit to friends in New Britain.
 Mrs. William Reynolds, Barnum ave- nue. has returned from a visit to New ark, N. J.
 MT. Edward Riley, formerly of this city and a member of the PeQuOnnOck Yacht club, was married in Boston, Thursday, to Miss Annie Taylor. They will reside in Lawrence, Mass.
 Lawrence F. Keenan, an employe of the Challenge Cutlery Co.,, has gone to the Prospect Heights hospital, Brook lyn, where he will suffer a delicate operation, for the relief of a. ma1ady with which he is afflicted.
 The Nonparie1 Whist club surprised Miss Libbie House at her home, 16O Newfield avenue. Wednesday evening. Two hours of whist were enjoyed and a luncheon was served. One of the in cidents of the evening was the pre- sentation of a large bouquet of carna- tions to Miss House. presented by the employees of the Curling Department of Company, with which she is a book keeper. The whist prices were gained by Miss Nettie Stephens. Miss Libbie House, Max Kishner and George Vance. Those present were: Misses Lena De Pledge. .mEthel Joy, Maude Porter, Net. tie Stephens. .Signe Olsen. Lfbbie House, Messrs. Max Kishner. Clifford Han ford, George Vance. Charles Stephens Wilbur Warner. and Horace Sanford.
 Thaddeus R. MacCartie. of 2717 Main street and family are spending a fort night at Lakeville, Conn.,, where MT. MacCartie is enjoying himself trout fishing. Last Tuesday he caught string of 15 of the speckled beauties.
 Mrs. John T. Sterling will preside Monday at the annual meeting of the Bridgeport Art League, and will then retire from the presidency. having re- fused a renomination Mrs Sterling has been recently made a member of the executive board of the Daughters of the American Revolution, of which society she is national vice president.
 Miss Florence Levy, New York, edi- tor of i"The Art Manual" will address the Bridgeport Art League upon Municipal Art" Monday.
 Mrs Mary Banberg 4S7 Ogden street celebrated her SSth birthday yesterday, and received S8 post cards. sent by her friends to remind her of the oc- casiOn. Mrs. Banberg is in good health, can read without glasses and looks much younger than one who is almost a nonogenarian.
 Miss Florence Hamilton is visiting Bridgeport briefly. The well known actress owns property here. She will spend her summer in New Bedford. This winter she will appear in play written especially for her.
 Miss Helen Harrison is visiting friends in New Jersey.
 The next walk in which the girls of the Public School Basketball league will participate will be a violet walk Forty-eight girls participated in the tramp to Nichols. last Saturday.
 Al the tenth annual banquet of the Hartford Business Mems Association last night at the Hotel -Garde, the Bridgeport Association was represent ed by President F. W. Bolande. Pale? NervOus? ale, nervous? And do not know