The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-28
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

 booths which, are to be situated in the l foyer of the Lyric Theater on Thurs 1 day, Friday and Saturday of next 4 week when Vanity Fair is to be pre-
 sented at the theater for the benefit 1 of the Day Nursery and the Girls Club of the Associated Charities for
 Industrial Relief, today announced the
 character of the several booths and i the names of the ladies in charge. | They are as follows:
 1 Orthopedic booth, Mrs. J. P. Omans,
 assisted by Mrs. Moody M. Downer, Miss Downer and Miss s. Adelaide l Mabie.
 Candy booth, Mrs. Bronson Warren assisted by Mrs Arthur w. Robin 1 son, Miss Anna, Shelton, Miss Eugenia 1 Barker, Mrs. George H. Edwards. and
 Mrs. Nelson Downs
 l Fancy work and dolPs booth, Mrs. Kenneth MeNeiI assisted by Mrs. Jack RussIing, Mrs Austin -Bruff, and Miss 1 Edna Northrop.
 Flower booth, Mrs. Clinton Barnum l See1ey assised by Miss Futile. Mrs. N. | W. Bishop, Mrs. I. DeVer Warner.
 Mrs. H. H. DeLoss. Mrs. Louis Booth, and Mrs. Charles Delaney.
 Booth committee booth, Mrs. DeVer | H.. Warner assisted by Mrs. J. T.
 Roche. Jr., Mrs. c. B. Whitney, Mrs
 Thomas H. Thomas, Mrs. J. F. Omans, and Mrs. Charles sE- Melius-
 Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch,
 Mrs. Charles E. Melius assisted by
 Miss Margaret Griffith, Miss Ruth
 filling, Miss Louise Held, and Mrs. Lemonade booth, Mrs G. E. Whit 1 ney assisted by Miss Grace Hayden, Miss Bessie Libby, Miss Helen Libby, 1 and Miss Pauline veit.
 The proceeds of the sale of articles 1 at the booths like the proceeds of the 1 IT, Txyi1I oA e. voted to the maintaining and extend ing of the work of the Associated l Charities through it's Day Nursery, its | Girls Club, Orthopedic. clinic, and l several other branches of really char l itable work.
 The class of 1915 of the High school I held the first large social event of l their senior year at Slocum's gym
 nasium last night. All thoughts of
 studies were laid aside and the class 1 members danced with the glee of
 freshmen. The gathering was 8 most | congeniaI one consisting of the class | mates and their friends. The fox l trots, hesitations and one steps were 1 continued until the midnight bell sig
 naled dispersing time. The guests voted the evening one of the most
 enjoyable which the class has ever
 given.
 1 About 50. couples attended the dance given. at Warner Institute last
 evening" by che Federation of Indus- I trial clubs. The affair was the sec
 ond of a series which is being given ! throughout the city this season The hall was p1easingly decorated with
 yellow crepe paper and hem1ock | fboughs Miss Agnes Marsh, who is ar
 assistant to Miss slocum, the we known teacher of the dance, gave a exhibition of the standardized and u 1 Castle Fox Trot with LeRcy Ger Maine During the internission re i treatments of ice cream and cak 1 were served The patrons an :
 patronesses for the affair were M; | and Mrs Norman Leeds, MT. and MT
 David S. Day, MT. and Mrs DW1gh | Hall and MT. and Mrs. Albert Lavery
 Active members and friends of tn l Bridgeport Equal Franchise Leagur l are planning to attend the meeting O. l Monday afternoon at I O'CLOCK III th sun parlors of the Stratfield at Wh1c Mrs Thomas Hepburn, of Hartford 1 president of the state organization and Mrs Ernest Thompson Seton } | Greenwich. vice president, will be thc speakers. Mrs. Hepburn will talk O. i state work and Mrs. Seton will make
 a report of the present natlonaI con vention at Nashville, Tenn.
 Mrs. P. McNamara and daughter l Mary V. McNamara have gone to New | York for the weeks end.
 MT and Mrs. James Anderson are the proud parents of a daughter. Mary Elizabeth. who arrived recently al their noune 90 ILind1ey street.
 Mir. and Mrs Mary B. Donning of Stratford, are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter. Mrs. Donning was Miss Eva Rowe before her marriage. | The Daughters of veterans will meet at the railroad station at o'clock tomorrow afternoon to join with the Sons of Veterans in visitins 2 the Soldiers Home in Noroton Tn" ladies will carry Jellies and other deli l cacies for the inmates. Vocal Selec tions, readings and remarks by tbF 1 AId 1referars uill mass the afternoon