The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Master George Dewey spencer, the 12-year-old son of Robert H. Spencer, of S34 Connecticut avenue, this city, is the leader of the Smith Mandolin Club, a musical organization composed wholly of boys under IA years of age. This organization has played in sev- eral cities throughout the State, arous- ing much enthusiasm wherever they have appeared. They will play at Wallingford tomorrow at the town hall, at a recital given by the ad- vanced pupils of Frank B. Smith of New Haven and Wallingford, render ing "Silver Threads Among the Gold' and Every Little Movement" MT. Smith contemplates opening studio in Bridgeport in September.
 Mrs. Harvey D. Warner of Milford, formerly of this city, a past chaplain of Orient Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, entertained the past matrons at her home Tuesday evening at the an nual meeting. She was presented set with amethysts and pearls the speech of presentation being made by Mrs. Sarah Porter, retiring honorable matron. Officers were elected as follows: Honorable matron, Mrs. Kate L. Segars; vice honorable matron, Mrs. Carrie Cowles; honorable scribe, Mrs. Jacob May; honorable historian, Miss Louise Ginand.
 The we'll appointed quarters of the Bridgeport club were filled last even- ing at reception and dance arrang- ed at the last social event of the suc- cessful season. Sixteen dance num- bers were enjoyed. Speidels orches- tra played both for the dances and during an intermission. Arrange ments were capabty handled by the following committee: Earl M. Chris tie, Joseph Berglund, F. w. Mon tanye, James A. Turner, F. J. Edgett, George Walder, William T. Hercher, and F. H. Christie.
 A very pleasant surprise was tender ed to Mrs. William Modem last even- ing at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Christopher Kost, 12O6 East Main street, by about 50 of her friends. real German supper was served, there was vocal and instrumental mu- sic and the hostess was the recipient of many handsome gifts, the occasion being her birthday She is also a bride of a short time and the gather ing arranged to fittingly celebrate the birthday and recent wedding at the same time. A large wedding cake stood in the center of the table which was loaded down with good things to eat, the German dishes predominatins Miss Eva Reinecke and Miss Mar garet Kost, alternated at the piano while vocal selections were being rem dered by the Misses Daisy Jaggers, Kate Baisch, Kate Kost, Charles Kramer and others. Among those present were the Misses Rose and Daisy Jaggers, Anna Schick, Kate Baisch, Lena Heyer, Ida Lofthouse, Lilly Phillips, Louise Kost, Tillie Oakes, Stella Beardsley, Alice Knapp, Bertha Latin, Gertrude Gibbons, Mary Garrigan, Nora Fischer, Emma Meyer. Eva Reinecke, and Louise Welding; Charles H. Kramer, William Hee, Harry Johnson, Irving Clark, Joseph Weber, John Kennedy, John Toomey, George Weller, John Daly, Teddy Gorgas and James King, and Mrs. Charles Meyer, George Brohm. ST., George Fisher, P. Hebermehl, ". Monroe, Phillip Wagner, MT. and Mrs. N Simone, MT. and Mrs. N. Levaetch, Bertha GunZenhauser and others The gathering made merry until midnight and spent a delightful evenig.