The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-04-07
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

The coming of Mnse. Sundelius. tho Swedish soprano and member of the Metropolitan Opera Go. to sing before the members of the Contemporary club at the residence of Mrs Will liam A. Grippin. Marina Park, is hail. ed with delight by all who will be privileged to hear her. Mme. ,Sunde- Illus has sung in this city several times before and always the exquisite charm of her voice and her captivat- ing personality have won hundreds of sincere admirers. Charles Baker will accompany Mime. Sundelius on the piano.
 A program of much variety has been arranged for the meeting of the Mary Silliman Chapter, D. A. R., on Monday afternoon at 2:30, in Odd Eel lows hall. Mrs. John R. Woodruff who has recently returned from a tour through the South will tell of her visit to Marysville college, at Marysville, Tenn, where the D. A. R., supports a scholarship. Mrs. c. A. Armstrong and Mrs. Frank T. Staples will give reports of the state meeting at Hartford. Mrs. George Maynard Minor of New London will present to the society resolutions which are being sent to Governor Holcomb stating the attitude of tho D. A. R. in the present war; Mrs s. M. Garlick will tell of the work of the Mary Silliman chapter and what it stands for. Miss Isabel Pillans, will give several solo dances accompanied on the piano by Miss Elna Wester- berg. Mrs. Ethel Poland Hubbell will sing accompanied by Miss Mary l.. Peck
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond B. Caller of Philadelphia, announce the birth of a son on April 4. Mrs Caller was for merly Miss Rose Bray. of this oity, and she is the sister of John w. and Edward s. Bray.
 Miss Bettina Buonocore, head of the department of languages at Penn Hall. Chambersburg, Pa, Is spending the spring vacation with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Buonocore. of Pixlee place. Miss Buonocore will conduct school of tutoring in thie city in the summer. She was grad uated from B. H. s. in 1912
 A meeting of the Fairfield Garden club will be held Tuesday. April 10. at o'clock. at Memorial Library, Fairfield This meeting will be open to the public, as it is for. the pur- pose of discussing plans for interest ing the school children in gardening and their mothers in canning and pre- serving vegetables for winter use.
 Miss Mary Jennings of the Civic club, of South Norwalk. and W. H. Burr of Greens Farms, will speak. Mrs. E. H. Schenck of Wilton, and MT. Wright, the county farm agent. will give advise as to the best ways to start the work among the children All are cordially invited to attend this meeting. The subject of the speak CTS will be National service through School Gardens"
 MT. and Mrs. Burton Canfield of s1 Edna avenue, welcomed son last evening. Mrs. Canfefd was Anna l.. daughter of Police Lieuten- ant and Mrs. Garry Sanger. Mr. Can Held is a carrier connected with the East Side post office.
 Orient Chapter, O. E. &, will hold a special meeting Monday evening, April }, at 8 o'clock Eight candidates will be initiated. A social affair will fol- ow.
 Judge Morris B. Beardsley of Park place, who han been at the Post Grad nate hospital in New York for month where he underwent a serious but suc- ,essful operation, has returned to his nome in this city.
 Carolyn Beebe. pianist and director If tho New York Chamber of Music will be heard in the last evening con- cert of the season Of the Wednesday Musical club Monday, at S:15 p. m., in he High school auditorium.