The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
A SURPRISE PARTY.

SNt1z1AI AND RERSOFNA14
 A SURPRISE PARTY. A surprise party was tendered Miss Ethel Sullivan at her home. S31 French street, Monday evening. The evening
 was spent in games, singing. dancing and plano duets by James Stapleton [ and Joseph Con1ey The North End
 Four also rendered many musical se- Iections Miss Sullivan received many beautiful presents, among them l lavaIier
 At a. late hour supper was served and the guests departed wishing Miss Sullivan many happy returns on her eighteenth birthday.
 l Among these present were: Alice l Lyons, Agnes Lyons. Mary O'Neth. May sLinane Catherine Ldnane Sadie i Gibbins, Catherine Howard, Ethel Sui- { livan, Irene Kiely, Rose Gamberino, Julia Bartram and Ruby Corlin. and flames Stapleton Thomas Luddy. JO-
 seph Curleyy James Spain. William
 Dun, Joseph Bradley. James Baker, i Wallace Bradley Joseph Hurley and 1 Larry Langdon. and MT. and Mrs. Po- 1 land, MT. and Adins Sullivan and MT. and Mrs. Case.
 Tn variation of their program of lec- 1 lures, the members Of the Contam- f pcrary club last evening enjoyed a. + home of Mrs. William A.. Grippin.
 Marina park. The perfor1ning artists 1 were Mrs. Grace Bonner Wdlliams and 1.-the Brooke Trio. Of the Boston Sym
 phony Orchestra, and the various i numbers which they gave with such rare skill were unusually splendid The meeting was largely attended and the usual social hour followed the musicale, The program is appended:
 Grand Trio Terechak- Allegro, Ada I gio, Scherzo, Finale.
 Songs Weigenlied, Strausss LiiOs- eua Blue. Jacques Dalcrpze; Mrs Wtl-
 Hams.
 is Flute solo -Fantasie Pastorale, Dop
 pier: MT. Brooke.
 j Duet S.cello and hute1. tao Liebes-
 trauuie. Liszt; (b), Petite VaIses Car rans: MT. Brooke. MT. Mast.
 l. songs-ryight, Mrs H. H. Beach :;
 when I Bring to. You Colored Toys, I John Alden Carpenter: Her Love lASong, Mary Turner Salter; Mrs VII t Hams.
 ] Cello soIo-(a) Romanze Braun: eb,. l |Caprtccfo Pepper: MT. Mast. I Grand Aria-twith flute obligato1..
 Mad Scene from Lucia, Dcntzettt i Mrs Williams.
 Trio Fantasia-St. Saens.
 Practically all of Bridgeport's boys
 and girls who are students in the vaT1-
 ous schools and colleges. far and near, will be home for the last and greatest. holiday Of the year. Like the carrier pigeon. once loosed from its restraint
 each is coming straight for home, from
 the far west, the north or the south 4 From the University of w iseonsm
 prfu come Miss Sarah E. Beach. who
 expects to arrive in this city on Mon
 day Miss Beach, who is taking
 post-graduate course in German, is the
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. James F. si Beach of 201s Park avenue.
 Miss Grace Wagner will arrive on ! Monday from Syracuse University. I where. she is a junior She is the sf daughter of Rev. J. P. Wagner Of 1079 I Central avenue. Miss Mary F. Cleary, ! tdaughter of Edward C1eary of Will
 liam place, will also spend the noia- days at her fathers home in this city. z Miss Cieary is a junior at St Eliza-
 beth's college. near Morristown. N. J.
 Miss Elizabeth Y. hGuirhead. a senior
 at Syracuse University. will spend the 2 holidays with her parents, MT. and Brooks street Miss Irene South T worth. daughter of MT and Mrs. Geo T E. Southworth of 1888 Iranistan ave
 nue, will also return to BridgePort for
 the holidays. Miss Southworth IS a
 senior at Mt Ho1yol1e college From Smith college will come Miss T Mildred Foster, daughter of Mrs John .fE Foster, of 2558 Park avenue. and 4 Miss Loretta Burns. daughter of MT land Mrs. George Burns of 6S0 North ;! avenue both of whom are seniors;
 Miss Huldaa Chapman daughter of Mir. and Mrs William We1les Chapman, of AS Park place. Miss Margaret. Oli-
 phant. daughter of MT. and Mrs. G.
 H. Oiiphant of 2e7 Congress street;
 Miss Sally WilInot.. daughter of MT. and Mrs Walter Wilmot. of sos Strat- q ford avenue and Miss Lillian Whit ij comb, daughter of MT. and Mrs Jos leph Whitcomb of AT Shelton street, I all of whom are Juniors: Miss Mabel
 Morrissey, daughter of MT. and Mrs.
 Thomas Morrissey of 319 Golden Hi1l istreet, and Miss Jane Casey, daughter =i of MT and Mrs Edward Casey of 120 5l Pequonnock street, both of whom are in the sophomore class
 Besides the large group of Yale stu
 dents who will return to their homes in this city, Lester Bradbury, son of
 MT and Mrs. F. O. Bradbury of 108 l StflIman street, will come from Wes- lleyan University in Midd1etown, and ] Herbert Jepson. son Of Rev. and Mrs. Il William IT. Jepson, Of 11S4 Stratford Iavenue from Trinity college, Hart Eford Charles Hummer, a junfef at Trinity. will spend the holidays with