The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-14
PERSONALS

the order just received by Mrs. w. N. Griffith, from the state executive in Stamford that the convention will have to be indefinitely postponed. The Board of Health in Stamford has directed that the state convention be deferred on account of Spanish in | fluenZa.
 Miss Yetta Sherman, of 1248 Penn broke strete, and Samuel Grudin, for merly of New York, of East Main street, spent a delightful weekend in New York city as the guests of MT. Grudin's parents.
 Mrs. Belle B. Ten Eyck is visiting her sister, Mrs. Henry Henshaw at Black Rock.
 | Mrs. James A. Ramsay and daugh- ter, Mildred, of Torrington, are to spend some time in this city.
 There will be a regular meeting of the Young Woman's Guild, United Church on Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock at the church. All members are asked to be present. l Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Mabel How ard Havens, daughter of Colonel ana Mrs. Elmer H. Havens, of Clinton avenue and Lieutenant Garner K. Birdseye of 1161 Iranistan avenue. Miss Haven is a graduate of Welles- lev college and has been an active l 41oi of year. Lieutenant Birdseye is a Sradu- ate of the Boston Institue of Tech no1oov and of Pratt Institute No date has yet been sent for the we'd ding.
 Word has been received by Mrs. Mary Maloney of 2 Lombard place that her son, Private William Ma 1onev has arrived safely in France. Mrs. Maloney has another son, Paul, of the U. s. Navy, who is also 1n France.
 Miss Edna Boiler of Mill Hill ave- me had a pleasant weekend visit with friends in New York. Mrs. William Brodie of 790 William
 street entertained at her home or
 Friday in honor of Miss May Lang
 don. who will become the bride ol !, Daniel Killenn, this week. Piano
 selections was also enjoyed by the guests. At late hour supper wa!
 served by the hostess, who is a daugh ter of MT. and Mrs John Langdor , of Stillman street. Miss Langoo1
 was the recipient of many beautiful , gifts.
 The Art league executive board me this morning at 10 o'clock in the } league rooms.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Keane ant
 son of 2S James street, are i'll a their home with the influenza.
 Ralph Armstrong of Rose street
 spent a delightful weekend in NeV
 York as the guest of his wife's par
 ents. MT. Armstrong, who has beel
 visiting there for some time, will re
 main there for the next few weeks.
 Miss Vera Cameron Curtis of Ne7
 York is spending the weekend witt
 her parents, MT. and Mrs. H. s. Cole
 man of 154 Coleman street. The Liberty chorus will meet tomor row night at the Y M. c. A. room a 1 o'clock. All members of the chor
 us are requested to be present. Tn
 chorus will sing at the Red Men
 rally on October 22.
 Mrs. Charles Deane of Monroe , will entertain the members of the Au
 thors' club on Saturday, at her home
 Members of the club will leave thi t city at Il o'clock and will carr . basket lunches.
 MT. and Mrs Isador Savin of Nortl
 avenue, Mrs. Mary Cohen and Mrs
 W. s. Lewis of 126 Morningside drive
 notored to Meriden over the week
 end.
 Word has been received of the saf
 arrival overseas of Jack Gallagher
 U, S. N, of 76 Wilson street. He e the son of Mrs. A. Gallagher, and ha t been in the serice since the begin e ming of the war.
 t MT. and Mrs Edmund Dodge | l, North avenue, spent a pleasant week tt end with Mrs. Dodges sister in Hart e ford.
 e Mrs. J. Scott was a visitor of Mis n Gertrude Hope at her home on Fail
 field avenue last week. Mrs. Sec Is is the wife of Dr. J. Scott, who WE = stationed at the Black Rock nav; a base. pr. Scott is now stationed : Il Peeksville.
 It An important meeting of the Maj Silliman chapter, D. A. R., was hel y this afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock at tf T. Odd Fellows hall on State stree Howard Speer was the pincip le speaker Miss Kathryn Russell rel
 dered several vocal solos. III Word has been received from Cam !. Mills that Miss Elsie Abeling, a nuri y who lived at 246 West avenue, befol - entering the service, is seriously ~ with the influenza. Miss Abeling le ns on October 1 to report on duty. xu The Red Cross kitchen, which h. 7a just been established at the Unite h Congregational church, hzs the pron 10 ise of filling one of the great needs ,h this city during the influenza epiden