The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-04
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

nual ball of the Eintracht Society room last evening. Guests from a number of other cities enjoyed the program of 16 dance numbers with lib- eral encores. The committee in charge comprised: Mrs. s. Spielman, chair lady; Mrs. J. Kleinberger, Mrs. H. Glasner, Mrs. J. Mendel; floor com mittee, Mrs. F. Drucker, chairlady, Mrs. s. Klein, Mrs. l.. Weiss, Mrs. A. Kat; reception committee, Mrs. C.. Cziller, Miss Dubb, Mrs. Gottlieb, Mrs. J. Weiss.
 The annual meeting of the Round Table was held at the home of Miss Sara Kinsce1la, Harrison street, Sat urday evening. An interesting pro- gram was given. The officers for the ensuing year are: President, Mrs. Jen- John H. Orton; secretary, Mrs. Sid- ney W. Challenger; treasurer, Miss Anna E.. Partree; work committee Mrs. F. M. Hammond, chairman; Mrs. Charles w. Ellison, Miss Sara Kins- celia, Miss M. Hattie Paine, Mrs. F. L. Bishop
 The Independent Order of Tigers will extend a farewell social to asso> ciates in the Barnum & Bailey outfit this evening The circusmen will leave the city within a few days for the annual tour of the circus.
 Hundreds of visitors from other cities partook of the Metzel Suppe of the Germania Singing society in Ger mania hall yeserday. The out of town delegations are principally from thue New Haven Arions, the Derby Lieder- kranz, and the Norwalk Arions. Two hundred and fifty were seated at the first service. The skill of AlOiS Yeh- mueller who directed the service. re- suited admirably. The event proved the most extensive undertaking of the sort in the history of the city. The success of the Metzel Suppe is due to the committee comprising: Presi-t dent, William Brechlin; secretary, G. Bauer; treasurer. Jacob Hurlimann; George Wieler, Dr. Mike Freunsch, Joseph Schultz. Jr., and Rudolph Maier.
 Miss Minnie Foster is again super intending the reference room of the Public Library after an extended ill. ness.
 Mr. and Mrs. Phillip l.. Holzer are guests of friends in Brookline, Mass.
 Miss Jessie Madden, of 143 Hough
 
 in Massachusetts for an intestinal trouble, is at home much improved and expects to shortly resume her duties at James Staples & Co.
 Miss Chary Smith is chaperoning her two nieces, Misses Marjorie and Beatrice Smith on a southern trip. They will visit the seaports bordering on the Caribbean sea, Colon, San Juan, and, leaving the steamer at Bermuda, remain there some weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Nolan, and Mrs F. W. Tacy of this city and Mrs. spending several weeks in the south are now at St. Augustine, on their way home.
 Miss Sara s. Gerbich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John G. Gerbich and March 21. Miss Gerbich has been in the reference room in the library and has hosts of friends. Mr. Lovegrove is in business in Hartford and they will reside in that city.
 Clifford Beardsley is on a pleasure trip to Old Point Cmofort, Va.
 Mrs. Albert Dow, of Yale street, left Saturday. for Chicago, where she will spent two weeks with her mother.
 Rev. T. R. Sweeney, pastor, of the Sacred Heart church, will attend an important meeting of the newly form ed alumni association of the Sacred Heart school in the basement of the Sacred Heart church this evening The meeting will be held at 7:3O An ef- fort is under way to bring into the membership all graduates of the insti- tuition.
 A joint meeting of the St. Boni- l faces society at St. Joseph's church with the other young men Of the par ish will be held Thursday evening. i Rev. Father Dahme the pastor. urg- ed the attendance of all young men of the parish when announcement of the meeting was made yesterday.
 James l.. Christie, Grand Vice War den. will detail the rapid growth and l progress of Humboldt lodge of Wa | terbury. at the regular meeting of Ida 1 lodge N. E. O. F. this evening A |