The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-02-12

Misses Jessie M. Taylor and Lillian Beers; valentines, Mrs. Frederick H. Dune Combe and Miss Roberta Neville; Silver Keys table of fancy articles, Misses Viola KUtcher and Anna Bren- ner. At this table s1 Owas realized for missionary work. The ladies in charge of the supper tables were Mrs. Alexander Steele and Mrs. Hunt, as sisted by Misses Ruth RuffIes and Marion Summers; Mrs. L. C. Morris and Mrs. G. B. Beers, assisted by Misses Jessie and Sarah Beers; Mrs. Arthur J. Smith and Mrs. Frank J. Gale, assisted by Misses Hattie Read and Alice Smith; Mrs, J. B. Woodhul Misses Florence Bevans and Mabel Gilbert. In charge of the kitchen were Mrs. c. B. Taylor, Mrs. Wm. H. HubbeI, Mrs. W. N. Reynolds, Mrs. all that could be desired and consis ed of cold ham, veal loaf, baked beans. escalloped potatoes, pickles, jelly, beets, white, brown and rye bread. salads, cake and ice cream.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick H. Dun combe of Mt. Vernon, have been guests for a few days at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. B. Taylor.
 Miss Anna Kelly and Leo Braun of New Haven, were guests Sunday of Mrs. M. J. Kelly.
 The dancing classes at the Grand
 
 urday afternoon and evening. The work is fast becoming interesting and the young folks have made good pro gress from the start.
 Mrs. J. H. Carroll and Miss Mary Carroll have been guests of Bridgeport friends.
 Congregational Notes.-Rev. AIexan- der Stee preached Sunday morning on Unity, Its Value. the text being taken from Psalm -1S3. The Ladies Sewing Society will meet Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. B. Taylor. The Boy Scouts will hold a 10 cent supper and social at the home Of MT. and Mrs George R. Wilson, Wednesday evening. The prayer meeting Thursday evening will take the form of Lincoln memorial ser te~y of Suffering" Rev. Alexa rder Steele conducted a preaching service at the Hawleyville chapel, Sunday ev- en'ng
 Trinity Notes-Rev. J. H. George took for his text Sunday morning. St. Luke 8. and 5, the subject being '@The Human ard Divine in Religious Life.'' The Ladies' Auxiliary will noon at 2:30. The Knigh.s Of King Arthur will meet in the Guild room, Friday evening at 7:30. Mrs. H N. Tien ann opened her pleasant home, Friday evening 'ast, to the Knights oe King Arthur, who to the number of 12 enjoyed a fine four-courSe D. ID. dinner. Edward Barrett of Trinity College, Hartford, a member of the local castle, who is spending a few days at the home of his father. Rev. F. W. Barnett, was present at the dinner
 The funeral services of Mrs. Alice Wildman, who died ar Bos' on. will be held at the home of Mrs S. F. Scher- merhorn on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Tptermer+ will take place at Central cemetery. Brookfeld.
 The funeral services of Eugene Buckley. a former resident wbo died in Southbury, will be held Tuesday morning at his late home, at II o'clock Committal service will be held at the Newtown cemetery at 2 p. m. Rev. J. H. George will offfciate at both funerals.
 The Senior class of the New+own High School are rehearsins for their annual minstrel show which will be given in the town hal on Friday ev- ening, Feb. Is. After the perforr" arce there will he dancing. Woodhu1's orchestra from Bridgeport will render selections between the acts and after wards play for the dancing.