The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


 school was held yesterday afternoon at the school building on Lafayette street. A large gathering of friends of the young women graduates wit messed the interesting program which i included Words of Welcome" by Miss Katherine Lyons, Glass History l by Miss Elsa C1auder, 3Donations, by Miss Bethesda Hamilton, Glass Prophecy Miss EleanoE Cridd1e, and chorus selections by the senior and junior classes. The singing of the class song. the words and music of which were composed by Miss Eleanor Criddle, concluded the program. Miss Beth esda Hamilton presented each of the class with gift and an ap- propriate verse. The junior class was presented with a crutch to help them through their senior year. The class officers include the Misses Kath- crime Lyons, president; Bethesda Ham i1ton, vice president; Eleanor Criddle. secretary; Elsie Chase, treasurer. The other members are the Misses Ade- line Babbitt. Elsa Clauder. Laura Ford, Emmeline Johnson, Martha Newton. Elizabeth Richardson and Irma SIevin.
 An entertainn ent which, because of it's uniqueness. is bound to prove sue cessfu1, has been arranged for June 22. by the Woman's Auxiliary of the Young Mems Christian association. of which Mrs. William H. Griffith is president. "A Trip Around the World" is the name of the entertain- ment which will take the form of a progressive supper. starting at o'clock in the evening at one part of the town and being continued to three other districts, the transfers of guests being accomplished by motor buses and private cars.
 A general start will be made from the association building on Main street to a, house in the vicinity of Beardsley park arranged to represent France, where buioIion will be served by French maids. Germany, where salads and cold meats will be served II will be located near St, Johns church. Tn England, near Seaside park, tea and cake will be served. while the last course will be enjoyed in either America or Japan, in a, large garden near Clinton avenue.
 As plans are not complete the hos tesses for the different courses have not been announced as yet Articles appropriate to the land which they represented will be sold at each of the houses.
 The Pathfinder girls and several other organizations of young women, as we'll as the Boy Scouts, will assist the committee in their work. Mrs Grifith is chairman, ex-officio; Mrs John G. Wright, general chairman; Mrs. Albert E. Lavery is in charge of the printing, and Leuis Cope, secre- tary of the Boys department of the Y M c. A. and the Boy Scouts. will arrange for the transportation.
 The Mems Club of Trinity church, will hold it's next meeting on Mon day, at p. m. A. l.. Delaney, prosecuting attorney, will talk on Ceases in the City Court" relating some of the problems confronting the authorities in Bridgeport at the pres ent time.
 The closing reception of Miss slo- cum,s dancing class at the Casino on State street attracted several hundred people this afternoon. An unusual and beautifully executed program was presented.
 pr. Mansfield. chiropodist, injured in the Milford wreck, has recovered so as to be able to open his office here, June l.
 A roast beef dinner was held last night at the Brooklawn club house. AS soon as the new club is finished, a big social affair will be arranged
 AL a party, fIueSqay. evening at the home of Mrs. Thomas Fenton of 135 Benham avenue, announcement was made of the approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Mary Fenton. to I Warren Faust of Reading, Pa, which will take place at St. Augustine's church some time next month
 Among those present were; Kath- 1een Daly, Frances Walsh, Lila Walsh, Bertha Kesslerly. May Hickey, May Condon, Margaret McCombs, .Naybel1e Fin1ayson, Mary Mclaughlin, Eleanor Osborne. Alice Thompson, Kathleen Byrne, Rose Sullivan, May Skane, Nell Sullivan, Alice Doyle, Martha Doyle. garet Cummings, Rebecca Barnes, Edith Smith, Florence Simpson. FL eanor Healy, Elizabeth Roche, Mary Hea1y, Mrs. Walter Sale, Eleanor Roche, Marion Mccarthy. Mrs John Doyle, Mildred Neary. Mary HanIey, ton, Mrs. Thomas F'enton.
 At the regular meeting of the Sheridan. Circle, l.. G.. A. R., held last evening at the club rooms, 111O Broad street, Mrs. Cullen was install ed as patriotic instructor. The meet ing was largely attended report was read showing that the organiza- ton to be in a f1ourishing condition. Following the meeting a banquet was served. The committee in charge were Mrs. Sears, Mrs. Devanney, Mrs. 5Craw and Mrs. M. F. Rahrig.
 
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