The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-05-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL


 w. Seeley entertained number of friends Thursday evening, at their home, 672 Beechwood avenue, in hon. or of Miss Margaret Lehman, whose marriage to Stephen Kish will take place early in June. Games and nu- sic were the events of the evening, but the principal feature was a mis- cellaneous shower, Miss Lehman re- ceiving manager beautiful gifts for her new home. The table was very at tractiveIy decorated, the color scheme being yellow and white. The guests included the Misses Margaret Leh- mann, Gertrude Hurd, Hazel Hurd. Jennie Greninger, Marie Greninger, Florence Schutze, Linda Eh1ert, Nellie Seeley, an Gertrude Quinlan, Mrs. J. T. Quinlan, Mrs. Harold Dow and Mrs. Harold Lewis.
 Moss Deborah M. Glover was elect ed president of the Courtland School Graduates association at it's annual meting yesterday afternoon at the home of Miss Eugenia Barker, Cole man street. The other officers elected were Miss Louise Gould, vice presi- dent; Miss Lucille Godfrey, secretary; Miss Margaret Radel, treasurer, and Miss Emily Sanford and Miss Mildred Foster, the executive committee Miss Georgianna Bishop, Miss Helen Wheeler and Miss Clara Wakeman were elected associated members. It was voted to continue the lecture course next season. The question of memorial to Miss Miner and Miss Marble, founders of the school was brought up and tentative plans were made for the placing of memorial in the new library.
 The annual luncheon of the Fannie A. Smith Kindergarten Alumnae as- sociation was held at 1:30 this after noon in The Stratfield. A number of guests from out of town were present. Miss Susie Andrews, president of the association, was in charge of the ar- engagements. A business meeting was held this morning at the school rooms in Lafayette street and after the meet ing the senior class of the school gave an exhibition of folk dancing and the playing of games. Following the luncheon, Mrs Marietta Johnson of Fairhope, Ala, who IS the founder of the first school of Organic education in this country, talked on Organic ed ucation. Miss May Murray, editor of the Kindergarten and First grade, of Hartford, was the guest of the alum nae.
 The Surgical Dressing committed which has been meeting during the winter in the First Ma tional Bank building has changed it's quarters to the Sanford home, Wash ington avenue and Coleman street where it's room will be ready the first of the week A large box has just been shipped to France and case of 2,000 dressings and bandages has been shipped to Boston by the com mittee to be sterilized before being sent abroad
 Hrs. Martin Feyrer was surprised at her home, 61 Trumbufl Road, by friends who called Thursday evening to celebrate her birthday The even ing was made pleasant with music singing and dancing. Supper was served The table was beautifully decorated with day-break carnations and white sweetpeass Among those present were Mrs. !. Kaufman, the Misses Emma Kaufman, Minnie Kauf- l man, Louise Kaufmans Emma Schwei- kert, Mrs l.. Bausch, Louise Bausch Jr., MT. and Mrs George Luippold Miss Carolyn Luippold, MT. and Mrs
 George Feyrer, George Feyrer, Jr Master Erwin Feyrer, MT and Mrs Martin Feyrer, Miss Anna Feyrer i William Feyrer. Master Henry Feyrer At 3. late hour the guests departed l wishing Mrs. Feyrer many happy re- | turns of the day,
 l MT. and Mrs. John A. Murray o1
 46o Brooks street, announce the ar. rival of son at their home, on Sun.
 day, May 13. This is MT. and Mrs
 Murray's fifth son. MT. Murray i.
 with the F. E. Lalley Co.
 1 A song recital by pupils of Mrs Susan Hawley Davis is always a rare 1 treat sad last night when her Ioca students were heard in their annua 1 spring recital was no exception to tn,
 rule. One of the most beautiful mum
 bers in the program was composed of selections from tThe Golden Treas
 ury," by Liza Lehmann, in which Mrs
 Ada Tuck Whitaker, Mrs. Ella liar
 rington Donnelly, Alois Havrilla anl
 Alvin Boss were heard. A charming nunaer, "Ah My Heart Is Weary l from eNadeschda," by Thomas, wa.
 sung with much feeling by Miss The
 resa Poke Among the other partici pants in the program whose work wa.
 much appreciated, were Miss Gather.
 inc Russell, who sang La Zingara'. bJ Donieztti; Mrs. Eleanor Lines Powell I who sang ''Ave Maria by Schubert
 Miss Beatrice GoodeIl, who sang '"Ths Summer Wind;;'' Miss Esther Berg
 whose number was 'I Will Exto
 Thee," by Costa; Miss Lottie Welt
 ner, who sang Sink, Red Sum-" by Del Riego; Miss Harriet Campana, wht sang "The Song of te Rose,'' by Par
 ker; Misss Mabel Mccarthy, who sans 1 Sunshine Waltz" by Ware; Miss Fl
 sic Nobbs, who sang Star vecino,'' by
 Tosca: Miss Vera Berti1son, who sans
 Autumn Gale" by Greig; Miss Lydia l Walsh, who sang sIf Flowers Coult Speak," by Mnoa Zucca; Miss Isabe 1 Gregory, whose number was tRavis
 sant Papil1on,'' by Turner Maley, ant Robert Kirk, whose number was al I air from Carmen"
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