The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-07
sOOIAI.. AND PERSONAL

Prof Albert sor1eul Will address the nnenaberss of the French club on Thursday lafbernoon on ..The King and aueen of the BeIgians. and during the course of the talk will read a let ] ter recently sent him by King Albert. This very unusual honor came to the Frdd geport man for an article which ishe recently wrote about the little country and which was widely pub 1is1aed abroad The King read itand sent Prof E0r1eu1 letter pz-aising the article and thanking him for it. The meeting will be held at4 0 clock aststzae home of Miss Nellie Upson 789 Parksarenue. ss
 Mfsst Cecelia Luddington of 29ss i her friends at a masked party last Aevening Informal dancing was en- l loved to the music of a Victro1as- Eas- ter dowersA added color for the party for which costumes Of variety and Ebeanfy had been planned for weeks past A buffet luncheon was served 2 by Mns. J. Iuddfngton. The guests were sthe Misses Bernedette Forest Helen Drew Eleanor Han i1zen. Mar E~aIerfte Ros71er Mar st Drew, May EKal1y, Gf1dred Sterling. Eileen Seek Exngs Catherfne Clarke. Ruth Gear f1aae Ru6h Overha.user, Agnes BigeTow, May EEliot, Helen Mehy hyde, Irene: schue1Sbar, Mary Sullivan. Maria smith, E5KS1Y11 kz1Sa, S5ALhGI1ne #|SOn-- E1ey, D. Bss2tsraan and AFesns- Charles Etsxeen, EEarry Curtiss Wallace Berg, ERabert KaE gh. John Dennis, Andrew SRosn. Har6Id Hofmtller, Harold s1Eagance, George Patterson. P. Mel kreee, John Hoppwood, Horace G1ed- s1zl3a Robert Fox Clifford Rock, Will k1saxn Fox C1iHord Drew. M. Norwel, E&syxiI 1GcIeever. Albert Watson, Thos.
 zx11tan. N. deIrose Asnd Clarence Heating.
 4 The sar1naza1 rneetirg of ehe Visiting i9FuraeF Association win take place IJApWH 19,s at g p. Tn-s In the rooms of st11e a6socfa4ion at 75 State street. The Epeacer R. Gordon, of the Charities iespar rtnaeutx and Jonathan Godfrey f1n address the gathering Tea will De served
 The Srnexabers and friends of the Ladies AAd Society of the German Re- formed church are requeste1 to meet Ito-murrows afternoon in the church iparzors, to ~be entertained by Mrs.
 Georgs Reinecke. Mrs. Chas. Bztzer 9B1ezer.
 The sSVeanaxss Reisef Corps of the Ssz win hold a large meeting N3-nurrow afternoon at 2:3Ol o'clock at the e. A. R. hall. The meeting
 wifi be one of particular interest as 1t win mark the sixth anniversary of itnts organization. Rev. John R. IBrUwu. pastor of the First Baptist church will make an address follow ling which a reception will be held, by tElae members of the corps
 The Industrial Committee of the . w C. A. held a most successful all t1aag conf fssaazce yesterdays at the rooms A on Broad street. The large and en- fthusiastfc gathering was addressed by two New York experts on economic lcondftions The speakers were Msfs fJu1fet Poyntz of the American Asso- citation for Labor legislation and who is also a lecturer at Barnard co1fege Mrs James Ludium, president of the local association presided at the morning session and Mrs Dwight Hall
 cllairraan Of the industrial commit ltees at the afternoon session Miss Grace Uphana,s the local industrial ssecretary also spoke during the morn ling session. The entire conference was exceedingly interesting and in lstructive.
 One 7of the features of the annual
 ball Of Konckapotanauh tribe, I. O.
 R. Ms, to be held at the Casino, State
 street Thursday evening will be- 9
 costume dr1l by Boo Peep club com kposed of seventeen young ladies.
 4 social will be held at the. East Esfde branch Of the r. " A. 56 Beach street. Thursday evening. The