The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-23
PERSONALS

Mrs. William Webb gave very de- lightful tea at her home on Park place this afternoon in compliment to Miss Louise Gould whose marriage to John Kennard Bosee of New Haven is to take place at the Gould home on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 27. Mrs. Webb was assisted in the dining room by Mrs, Dudley M. Morris, Miss Emily Sanford and Miss Helen Bogart of New Haven. Miss, Sanford and Miss Bo- gart are to attend Misss Gould as her bridesmaids
 MT. and Mrs. Robert M Sperry
 have returned to their home on Lenox
 avenue after spending the past two days in New York city.
 Prof. Carol Lewis Maxcy, dean of Williams College, who spoke to the
 members of the Courtland School Graduates association at the home of Miss Elizabeth Nichols on Clinton av- enue yesterday afternoon, has been spending several days in the city re- l newing old acquaintances. Dean l Maxcy lived here at the time his father was the rector of St. Johns church. Charles G. Waldo, sr., of Bridge port, not finding it SO easy to keep club trophies in the family, now that his son c. G.. Jr., has moved to e. | troit, manages to- accomplish the next
 best thng by retaining the Brooklawn
 prizes in his firm. He doesn't hesi- 1 tate to allow rivals ten strokes in or l der to turn the trick. Last Saturday, MT. Waldo lost the chief prize of the | season to his partner, Jonathan God- l frey, by a wide margn, because as in
 the Seniors at Apawamis and else- where, this year, he has been late in
 getting into his full swing. Waldo | is probably the best player of his
 years in the East Probably next year
 he will fire up quicker. Both part
 ners live on the edge of the Brooklawn
 course where they can easly play a few holes before breakfast if the cook happens to be late. The front of MT
 Godfrey's new stone mansion is a
 replica of George Washington's CO.,
 lonial home at Mount Vernon.-Stam-
 ford Advocate.
 Miss Helen Bogart of New Haven
 is the house guest of Miss Louise lGould at her home on Lafayette II street.
 ,l Miss Anna Lawler has gone to Tor rington to spend some time with her sister, Mrs. John Kelley at her home
 on Albert street. Mrs. Kelley has , been very i'll for week past.
 Ensign George CatIin of Mill Hil } avenue Is expected to leave this coun. try for service in France some time t this week.
 Mrs c. H. Armstrong was elected first wee president; Lydia Northrup 1 third vice president; Mrs. Edward Mora, registrar: and Mrs. Mary K
 Zones. auditor at the annual meeting l of the Connecticut Society of the g l Daughters of the War of 1872, helt s recently in nAhis city.
 7 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Doughert, ] and son Thomas of this city, are v1s 8 iting for a time at the home of friend. = in Bristol
 . A daughter, Marjorie Rose, wa born to MT. and Mrs James J. Co, l at their home. on Beechwood ave s nue. on Saturday. Oct. 20. Mrs. Cox @ who was Miss Rose Keenan, ant n daugNter are doing splendidly s Relatives in this city have receive, s postal cards from Corporal Earl E = Gerard of the 102d Infantry announce 8 ing it's safe arrival in England on tn
 way to the front in France. Gerar, g was employed at the Remingto, Q shops and his parents live at 25 n Poplar street.
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