The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-03
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

The Stratford members of the Bridgeport Art League will head the list of hostesses for tomorrow at the annual sale and exhibition of the league which is being held all this week in the rooms in the Staples building. The list includes from Stratford, Mrs. Herbert Booth, Mrs. Robert SiIliman, Mrs. Robert Patter- FsaircIiId. Mrs. Harold Fish. Mrs. William Stagg, Mrs. Conine, Miss Winifred Todd and Miss Sally WelIes; from Bridgeport, Mrs. F. L. Capps, Mrs. A. H. Bu11ard. Mrs. F. c. Briggs, Mrs. Mercer BlondelI, Mrs T. eB Beecher, Mrs Charles Bartram, Mrs, Van Scieber. Mrs. Leo Weadon. Mrs. Charles A. Paul, Mrs. M H. Rogers Mrs. G., F. Bushnell, Mrs. w. K. Mol Ian, Mrs. Robert Horton, Mrs. H. B. Britton. Mrs. A B. Odall, Mrs. E. s. Warnes, Mrs. J. M. Saxon, Mrs Joseph stagg, Mrs. and Miss Downer and Miss Leila Warnes.
 The third annual meeting of the Connecticut Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage will be held at the Civic Club hall, 48 Lewis street, Hart ford, next Monday at 2:3O. All mem bers, both active and associate, will be welcome and it Is hoped they will make a special effort to be presentd.
 2 street left on Monday. for California where she will spend several months with her daughter and son-in-Iaw MT and Mrs. Ralph Sussdorf whose mar riage in this city was one of the early social events of the year. Mrs. Suss- dorf will be best rernembe in Bridgeport as Miss Beatrice Birdseye. Villa. Park. the home of MT and Mrs. Sussdorf is suburb of OrangeA some 25 miles from Los Angeles, Cal
 A son arrived on Monday at the home of MT and Mrs. A. W. Mitchell 1878 North avenue MT. Mitchell is manager of the Mitchell Dairy com pany. Mrs. Mitchell was Miss Ella Kenyon, Of Binghamton, N. Y., before her marriage.
 Silf1rnan chapter, D. A. D., will meet at 2:30 on Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frederick Tracy, 1,154 Fairfield avenue
 An interesting and unique Christmas sale has been planned by the societies and Sunday school of SummerdeId M E. church for this and Friday afternoon and evening. Besides, the Sunday school, the Ladies Aid, the Kings Daughters and the Epworth Leag will have charge of the affair
 
 Ting 8 background each decoration, of green and white and representing the four seasons of the year. The Sum day school will have the booth for spring, apple blossoms forming the decorations. Here will be found a huge grab bag containing mysteries for all ages. The Girls club of the church will join with the Epworth League in the summer both which will be covered with pink roses. The Girls club will be potted plants and cut flowers also fancy articlss which she members have made themselves. The Epworth League will have home made candies for sale also ice cream
 The autumn booth is to be decc- rated with oak leaves and chrysan- themums and here the Kings Daugh- ters will sell fancy and useful artf- cles. Delicious Homemade food of various kinds will be found at the Winter booth, which will be decorated with evergreens and artificial snow and will be in the charge of the Ladies' Aid Society. Since the hours of the sale are from 4 until 10 D. n1 a luncheon will be served for all who wish to stay through the entire even ing. pleasing musical program. will be given each evening. On Thursday evening there will be all vocal music and among the numbers are se1ec- tions by the Imperial G1ee club and solos by Miss Florence Coles, con- tralto. On Friday evening, the music will be entirely instrumental. piano solos and duets and banjo and Inando-a lin selections comprising the program.