The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-06-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

In honor of Miss Essie Peabody who will be married to Howard Sweet dur ing the summer, Miss Ruth Cone or Huntington road entertained at a card party at her shome last evening. Miss Peabody was presented with num- Der of attractive miscellaneous gifts during the evening.
 Members of Miss Frances Coggs- wells dancing class coneluded a most interesting exhibition of their dancing by adopting French orphan yester- day afternoon. One of the features of the program was the Tarantelle, danced by a group of girls from Wal tersville school in Italian. costume. The other participants inS the pro- gram included the members Of the different classes which Miss Coggs- well has at the public schools, at Miss Mills kindergarten, at the Brass Co, at the Orphanage, the Y. w. c. A. and her private pupils. An interest ing pageant arranged by Miss Coggs- well and called "Preparedness,' con cluded the program
 The closing event for the East Side social committee of the Y. w. C. A.,
 will be a jitney party in which the
 three East Side clubs will assist. It
 will be held Thursday evening of this
 week at 56 Beach street. There is to
 he a, wonderful museum, a choice col
 lection of freaks, and many other
 things of interest. Twice during the
 evening at 8:15 and g o'clock,
 musical program will be rendered.
 The social committee has chosen
 this plan for the evening that the
 many friends who are interested shall
 have an opportunity to help them in
 their work for another year. The young women invite their brothers and gentlemen friends to enjoy the evening with them.
 Mrs. Joseph J. Rose was chosen re- 'jgent of the Mary Silliman chapter, D. A R.. for the coming two years, at the annual meeting in Odd Fellows hall yesterday afternoon of that or ganization. The other officers elected were: First vice regent, Mrs Will liam B. Cogswe1; second viceAregent,s t,s Mrs. Frederick A. Strong; recording secretary, Mrs Frederick s. Stevens; corresponding secretary, Mrs Freder- ick A. Parsons; historian. Mrs. Orv1lle Rector; registrar. Miss Jennie Smith. The members of the advisory board will be Mrs. Mary K. Zones, Mrs. Charles H. Armstrong, Mrs. John Rus ling, Sr., Mrs. John R. Woodruff Mrs. Katherine Moody Spaulding and Mrs. E. N. Sperry.
 When the badge of office was pinned on Mrs. Rose she spoke to the society and urged the members to lay aside all other activity for the present and give their full attention to patriotic oF hOrville Rector, the war relief com mittee registered the members of the society on blanks sent out from the i-state regent.
 |. It was unanimously voted to pur- chase two $1OO Liberty bonds out of the special Mary SiIliman fund and to adopt French baby, born on Flag Day, and named Marie, for the com l ing two years.
 The entertainment was provided by
 Mrs Frederick B. Grannis who sang two songs, accompanied by her hus- band, and by Mrs. William B. Fergu- son who gave two readings
 | Read school Parent-Teachers' asso- citation will hold it's last meeting of the season tomorrow at 3:30 at the school. The election of officers will be held, followed by a delightful program and the serving of refreshments. s | MT. and Mrs. Walter A North of | 1885 North avenue are rejoicing over the birth of a daughter on Friday, June 8. The baby has been named Pauline Winter North for her grand mother
 ODELI-LIBERTY | Miss Irene Liberty, daughter of MT. 1 and Mrs. Frank Liberty of Walnut