The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Monday, at p. m-, in the Strat- field. Alfred Moves, the distinguished young English poet whose works have been attracting such favorable com fment and promising so much for the future, will lecture and give readings Bridgeport Art League. Alfred Moves was born in Staffordshire, England, Sept. 18th, 1880. He attended Exc ter College, Oxford. He has contFi- buted poems to the Spectator, Foft- nightly Review, Country Life. and both poetry and criticism to various American periodicals including the North American Review Among his publications are saThe Hour of Years. ..sThe Flower of Old Japan esThe Forest of Wild Thyme, The En- chanted Island and many others There was a very pretty Birthday party at the home of Master I4aWr erce A Burns. 710 Arctic street to ceIe- brate his 18th anniversary. The 1it- tie folks spent a pleasant evening with games and recitatfons. Late in the served. Among those present were,j the Misses, Kathleen Lynch, Kath- crime Burns, Katherine Galley, Pau line Po1nislReY, and Mary Alice Burns The young gentlemen included the Messrs Thomas, John, James and Lawrence Burns, and MT and Mrs. P. J. Burns All departed wishing Master Lawrence many happy returns of the day.
 A most novel entertainmen ent was af- forded the members of the Elizabeth Seton Guild last evening in a vaude- vile show in which most of the girls took part. It was a very informal affair most of the ssstunts" being ori- ginated on the spur of the moment.
 
 Mahon executed brownie dance which brought them much applause willie the Misses Julia and Elizabeth Farnum produced skit entitled ssThe Bell Boy and the Stenographer'' which was decidedly amusing.
 The Hebrew Ladies Charitable so- ciety will hold it's regular monthly meeting at the Park Avenue Tenn pie. Friday afternoon, March 6, at 3 o'clock
 Art League Calender for March:
 Monday, March End, at 4 p. m., MT. Alfred Moves, Readings from his own works.
 Wednesday. March 4th, at 4 D. m.. Lecture, MT. Pratt, President of Bor- oughs Nature club.
 Monday, March 18th, at p. m., MT. J. F. Haley. "An Afternoon in Photography
 Monday, March 2ard, at 2:3O p. m, Card party.
 Tuesday. March 3rd. 17th, 24th. s1st, at 10 a. m- Lace and Embroid- cry.
 Tuesday, March 10th. 24tn, at 1:45 p. IT,, Oils and water colors.
 Tuesday; H,,t Mareh a'e1a srd, 17th at 4sso p.
 Wednesdays. at 10 a. m.. Ceramic Circle.
 Thursday. 5th, 18th at 4:so p. m.. History of Art.
 Thursday, 12th. 18th, at 4:s0 p, m.. English Literature.
 Friday. 18th. 27th, at s:so p. m.. Photography. s
 Fridays. at 4:so p. m.. French Coz versation.
 Saturdays. 14th, 2sth. at s.so a. m, Design and Craft
 Miss Cordelia O'Neill, principal of the Marion School at Cleveland, O., will deliver a free lecture with lantern slides, giving Dr. W. G. Ebersole's demonstration in mouth hygiene on a Cleveland. This lecture has proved to be so educational and is so forci- bIy given by Miss O'Nei1I that it seem ed desirable that 1t should be present. ed to larger audience than could be accommodated in the lecture room It will be held on Monday evening March 2nd at 8 o'clock in the High school hall on Congress street. The teachers of the public schools are cor as members of the dental and medical professions. also any of the public who might be interested.