The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-08
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

OOO1AA AMI L GIGtoON Ea1
The annual May Festival of the
Bridgeport Art league was held this
afternoon in the ball room of The
Stratfeld before large audience OF
subscribers to the excellent lecture
course which has just been completed.
Mrs. Henry L. Bishop, chairman OF
the music committee arranged a
charming program for the musical in
which were selections by such promi-
nent local musicians as Mrs. Louis L..
Snyder. pianist; Mrs. Judith Land
berg Father, Mrs. Florence Legere
Hayes, Clarence ]. Lavey, soloists.
and with Miss s. Belle Blackstone and
Mrs. Clarence J. Lavey. accompanies.
The musicale was most successful.
In honor Of Miss Fannie Northrop
of 2050 North avenue, who will be
married to Gilbert johnson of Spuyten
Duyvil on June 1, Miss Dorothy Smith
entertained at her home. Sc Park ave-
niue yesterday afternoon 80 Of Miss
Northrop's friends who were present.
A pleasant party was given at the
home of Miss Jennie e. Ormond, "a
Garfield avenue, Thursday evening.
1I,ru $50 We en'oS eu IN
late hour the guests departed, voting
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I~ 49,, $500 ss .Aa css.so $50 80.
$500 n..Aen si' So'fpue ops.sel'
Messrs Ias Isn. 49, Te,>a
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Mr. ana z6rs o,c,,1,,v.n ., oar
Madt~n,, ava-,.,a ..ts-t.t-.H
her Of vo.,r, rao-,Ia a. +h.s- ta,,e
sunday evarsn% No. g., ba-a. ~
the 13th t1r4n6s~ ~ thesr dsnot,+e,
Nav. Tna evenfn~ was r1es SO ,,t11
spent in singing. Io.,ssc and ,1avin =
games. Bertrana Ri1ev 'contribnte "a
to the eouasc element in his ,,s,,a]
characteristic style. Those preseni
were the Misses Kathsrine FarreIl,
Clarke. Mary Cenley, Edna Green.
wald. Mary Clarke. Maisis Halpin
Ethel Diehi, May and Catherine
O,SulHvan and Thomas Conley, Bert
Riley, Joseph Boas, Harold Frdden,
ham. George Boland. Benjamin Con.
ley, William Conley, Jesse Greenwald
Harold Howard and Daniel O'Sulli
van. AT q late hour all departed, de-
claring they had an enjoyable time
and Wlsnang' enc little lady a grea'
many haPDy anniversaries
.foT me dement, OF ths building fant
OF ST. PatFfSks church, the Mtsse
Bessie and Edith O'Hara of 40 Marion
street, will give q dance tomorrow
evening in Warner institute. 1t i
expected that more than 400 person
Will attend the affair and that q CON
siderable sum will be raised for tn
building fand Flags of the Allie
will decorate the hall and q pepu
lar orchestra Will provide the music
The patreHesses for the dance inelud
Mrs. Henry OHaFa, Mrs, L. N, Grit
nm, Mrs, Grover Lyon, Mrs, John E
HeHdr1x, Mrs, d, +, HarFigan an
Mrs. J, n, Quinn
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Mrs, joel r, 0faaHs, who has head
ed the Associated Charities for s
many years, was reelected presiden
of that organization at the annus
meeting held yesterday afternoon il
the Hail home, Mrs, William Il
Griffith was named first. vice presi
dentj Mrs. DeVeF II, Warner, seeen
vice PRESIDENT Mrs. John G, Curtis
third vice president, and Mrs. Ar
toinetta w. Plat, honorary vice pres
ideHt. Mrs. e. g. Whitney will serv
as corresponding secretary and Mrl
e. Miller Buckingham, recording sec
retary
the officers will have In addition Mr.
r. ", Do"iles, WITS. = DeyeE Wafhel
MIS-. Ha8vef habLEi1, MIS-: ChaEies
wiihio LIE HseS IA; Mashefa1l'