The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-14
NEWTOWN.

| Miss Agnes Leavy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Leavy of Walnut Tree Hill was rendered a surprise in honor of her 18th birthday last We'd nesday evening, 30 guests being pres ent. The young lady seemed quite equal to the occasion and greeted each guest cordially. The evening was delightfully."- passed in the enjoy ment of piano, and mandolin selec- tons, vocal chorus and games. Deli c1ous lemonade and variety of cake, sweets and ice cream were served. The young hostess was very nicely re- membered with many pretty tokens of esteem. The table in the dining room was tastefully arranged with the regulation birthday cake containing 12 candles in the center. Lavender and white lilacs were used in the de- corations which were pretty. The 13 social held under the aus pices of the Girls Athletic associa- ton of the Newtown High School, Friday evening was a very fine suc- cess and exceeded all expections of the young people who had worked faithfully and we'll, and who must feel duly compensated for their ef- forts. The Is booths prettiIy deco rated with flowers, the trimming of the hall and platform all presented a neat appearance. On the stage was arranged large frame in which ap- peared the 3 sweethearts each of the bride and groom, the latter begin inn personated by Herman N. Tiemann, Jr., and Miss Lillian Beers, the latter being charming in her gown of white with bridal veil and bouquet. In the pictures presented were the following: First, the Groom's Sweethearts. 1st School Girl, Adeline Hurd; End, Foot ball Girl, Helen Keane; 3rd, Nurse, Nora Blake;4, Actress, Catherine Far rell; 5, The Basket Ball Girl, Miss Tlf h orir IT n1fa Il. ry,o Co1 Miss Clarice Botsford; z, The Winter Girl. Miss Mabel Gilbert; 8, The Sum mer Girl, Miss Anna l.. Carlson; g., The Yachting Girl, Miss Marguerite Beecher; 10, The Riding Girl, Miss Jessie Beers; II, The Society Girl ow. Miss Mayla Botsford: 13, The Bride, Miss Lillian Beers The Brides Swethearts, 1st, The School Boy, Henry Carlson; The Baseball Boy, Herbert Ferris; The Football Boy, William Driscoll; The Soldier Boy. Curtis E. Cook; The Actor, Earl Peck; The Lawyer, Arthur Fairchild; The Poet, Gardiner H. Walker; The Sum mer Man, l.. Phillips Norris The Doctor, James Peck; The Artist, Percy c. Plat; The Autoist, Jesse Bailey; The Minister, Horace Smith. Miss Dorette L. Gordon presided at the piano and rendered all the selections of old and new music relative to each picture presented in a capable and creditable manner. The different cos tunes were fine, all quite in fitting with each picture. Some of the char acters were greeted with great ap- plause, and in the grand march fol- lowing the program many words of admiration were heard for the little school girl and school boy who seem popularity. Altogether the evening was most enjoyable for all and a great success financially.
 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Turner of New York have opened their summer home at Taunton.
 Mrs. F. J. Kreiger, Mrs. William Osbourne, and Mrs. Asa Stone, of Danbury, have been guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. George R. Wilson.
 MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Allen of Brook 1yn, opened their summer home Fri day. Newtown people will be glad to welcome them after an absence of two years from among the summer colony.
 Mrs. John Carlson enjoyed a visit with Bridgeport friends Friday. Miss Josie Garrison of Yonkers. N. T., is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Wm Thicket.
 Mrs. s. N. Daniels who has been in poor health for some weeks has inn proved and is able to sit out.
 Miss Evelyn Chapin of New Mil- ford, is the guest of Miss Adeline Hurd.
 Miss Frances Robinson, of Dan bury, has been the guest of the Misses Farrell of Hawleyville.
 MT. and Mrs. t,F'rederick Luff are the happy parents of young son.
 Miss Catherine Honan spent Thurs day in Bridgeport.
 Miss Esther Camp was the euest Thursday of the Misses Julia and Lil- liam Dikeman.