The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-05-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

In honor of Miss Edna Morgan of
Mil Hill avenue. who will be married
to Percy c. K. Anderson of this city
this summer, Mrs. George e. Nothna-
gle entertained at tea yesterday af-
ternoon at her home. 502 Atlantic
street During the afternoon, Miss
Morgan was showered with a number
of attractive gifts for her kitchen.
A most successful garden exchange
and bazaar for the benefit Of the Bel
CLAN Tin Box fund, was held this af-
ternoon at the residence of Mrs.
Charles E. Weeks of SO Coleman
street. Mrs. Stiles Goodsell pre-
sided over the flower table She was
aesiseed by Mrs. Robert s. Hincks,
Mrs. r. /. Neithercut and Mrs. Will
liam J. Grippen. Mrs. David S. Day
was in charge of the plant booth and
her. assistants included Mrs. Henry
e. Kelly, Mrs. Arthur Brewer, Mrs.
, Norman Leeds and Mrs. Charles e..
Sanford Mrs. William r. Webster and
Mrs. E. A. Jennings sold garden inn
plements. Mrs. F. Winthrop Pyle
and Mrs. Robert Wheeler presided at
the food table. Miss Edith Wilson
had charge of the ice cream table
and Mrs. George w. Hawley, Mrs.
Samuel M. Hawley and Mrs. Arthur
Marsh sold toys. flags and other arti-
cles made by the wounded soldiers of
the allies.
One. OF the largest charitable events
of the spring will be the bridge
which will be held on Monday at:
ternoon. June 4, at 2:s0 O'Clock at
1.-THE Oaks" the reside nce Of Jona-
than Godfrey in Brooklawn park, for
the benefit of the Bridgeport branch
of the F'atherless Children of France
society," Mrs. Godfrey has given the
use of his beautiful residence to the
local branch for the afternoon. Ia
bles are now being reserved for the
affair and any of the members of the
entertainment committee will be glad
to, answer Inquiries or reserve tables
for the bridge. Mrs. w. T. Havi-
land Is chairman of the entertain-
ment committee and her assistants
include: Mrs. William D. Bishop,
Mrs. J., Percy Bartram, Mrs. w. G.
Bryant, Mrs H. H. DeLoss, Miss Ma
frioni aDeForest, Mrs. Charles H. De-
I.anoy, Mrs. Jonathan Circuit, Mrs.
Stiles E. Goodsell, Mrs. w. T. Havi-
land, Mrs. Nathan Heft, Mrs. Harry
Hubbell, Mrs. z. A. Jennings, Mrs.
Walter B., Lashar, Mrs. Kenneth Nc
Neil, Mrs. r. I. Nefthercut, Mrs.
John 8. Pullman, Mrs. Clinton Bar
mum Seeiey, Mrs. Charles @. Sanford,
Mrs Samuel G. Shaw, Miss Austina
Tuttle and Mrs. D. rairchild Wheel
-er. 4. n -. ss,sgssl1 AS ~ 4 4 ;.-ss
"An Old Maids Adventure will
be presented by the young members
of Faith chapel. North avenue extern
sion. Friday evening, May Is at the
chapel. The play will begin at
o'clock. Following the entertainment
ice cream and cake will be served.
A four dayS course in home eco
Monies covering the important phases
of food preservation and conservation
has been offered free of charge to
the women OF Connecticut by Storrs
Agricultural college The only charge
: will be the cost Of the material used
by each woman taking the course
The offer has been made to the cen
trail committee for war relief OF the
Connecticut Equal Suffrage associa-
ton A number of Bridgeport WON.
en- are planning to take advantage
OF the offer. Mrs Samuel c. Shaw
president of the Bridgeport Equa
Franchise league, has been elected
a member of the central committee
Mrs. H. Willard F1eck of this city
and Miss Maude Hall of Stratfort
are also members Of the committee
Miss Caroline Ruutz-Rees of Green
witch, has been elected chairman o.
tho cou,ufffee