The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-03-06
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

| II
 gram for March follows:
 Thursday, March S-Table d'hote luncheon at o'clock. Auction bridge at 2.45: three rubbers. Scores taken nromptly at 5 o'clock. Prize gwen by Mrs. Frank T. Staples.
 Saturday, March 10-Tea- Music 4:30 to 6:30.
 Saturday, March 17-Tea. St. Pat riclx,g Day costume dance. Table d'hote dinner at z o'clock. Music 7 to 12 o'clock.
 Wednesday, March 2l-Annual ciuo meeting at s o'clock.
 Saturday, March 24-Tea- Music 4:3o to 6:3O. Auction bridge at o'clock: three rubbers. Scores taken. at 1O:3O. Prizes given by Mrs. Waldo C.. Bryant.
 Saturday, March 31-Tea Dinner dance. Table d'hote dinner at 7 o'clock. Music to 12 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs. George Jackie of 463 Connecticut avenue, are rejoicing over the birth of a baby girl who arrived at their home Friday. Mother and daughter are getting along we'll
 Ladies night will be observed by the Bridgeport Camera club at a meeting to be held in Varuna hall, 1S9 State street, tonight. Approprl- ate decorations have been placed in the hall and the members have ar ranged displays of their best work.
 Miss Genevieve Brown of 195 Main street, will sing Wednesday evening at the musicale to be given at the German Reformed church. Congress street.
 A progressive dinner was given Sat urday evening, at which surprise was in store for those present IL was the announcement of the en- Eagement of Miss Florence I. Smith or 137 West avenue, to MT. Frank J. Rouland of TIA nanistan avenue The party met for their first course af the home of Miss Mildred Randall of King street, Black Rock. From there they journeyed to the home of Miss smith. The home of the Misses Ma talie and Kittie Devlin at ITS NOT man street, was the next on the list. The surprise came at the last call of the evening, which was at the home of the Misses Hilda and Ebba Borg. 1b66 Park avenue. The din- ing room was attractively decorated in kewpie fashion. From the dome in the room was suspended a very large diamond ring, from which was hung a huge heart with the names of Miss Smith and Mir. Rouland print ed in large letters. The announce ment comes as a complete surprise to the many friends of the young people. Miss Smith is the popular young assistant to Drs. Blodget, Day and Patterson of 819 Myrtle avenue Mr. Rouland is widely known 1n musical circles and is at present con- nected with the American Grapho- phone Co. Among those present to enjoy the dinner and the surprise that went with it were the Misses Mildred Randall, Ebba Borg, Kittie Devhn, Florence Smith, Hilda Borg, Natalie Devlin, Mrs. Albert Borg, Miss Lillian Smith, Mrs. Clayton Barrows and Miss Edith Borg; William Lundberg, Edward Hargraves, Carl Hawk Jas. McKenna, Frank J. Rouland, Fred Borg, Harry Benedict and Clayton Barrow. A victrolo dance was the final feature of the evening and was'l enjoyed by all
 Wilbur F. Smith, county warden of Norwalk, Conn, will address the Na- ture class of the Bridgeport Art league tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O in the league rooms. MT. F. c Graves, instructor of the class, has invited the members of the executive board of the league, and all former members of the class, whether present members of the league or not, to attend. Each member of. the class is also privileged to invite two guests. The cottage committee of the Art league will hold an important meeting at 7:SO this , evening in The Stratfield
 The many friends of Arthur Pad dock of so1 Main street, will be pleas ed to learn that he is resting com , fortably at St. Vincent hospital, where he underwent an operation for appendicitis. Sunday.