The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-18
PERSONALS

The many friends of Peter s. Hirsch will be glad to hear that he is recuperating from an attack of the, influenza.
 Miss Elizabeth Forestelle of Park avenue is confined to her home with Spanish influenza.
 MT. and Mrs John Adam Hugo have moved into their new home which has just been completed on Dixon avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles M. Cole, who were married on Sept. 23 and who have been spending their honeymoon in the White Mountains are expected to arrive at The Stratfield some time today, where they will reside. Mary Pickford will bes nown in l How Could You, Jean?" at the | Brooklawn Country Club tomorrow night. An attractive musical program has been arranged and quite a few have already engaged tables for the | dinner.
 Mrs. Harry Richardson entertained at tea yesterday afternoon for Mrs William Richardson of Sherwood avenue at the Black Rock Shore and | Country club.
 The Contemporary club held their | first meeting of the season last night at the Brooklawn Country Club. MT. | Ralph s. Paine, the noted author, who had been obtained as speaker of the evening was not present owing to a sudden attack of the inf1enza. Mem | bers of the club expressed their dis appointment in not hearing MT. Paine. l Pictures taken in France of the Eng fish and American fleets were sent by MT. Paine to the club and were shown last night.
 The members of the Montgomery Missionary society of Olivet church met at the home of Mrs. John Leon ard of Fairview avenue at o'clock A verE attractive program had beer arranged by thet committee. Thc meeting also included Christian Lit. erature Day. Mrs. Leonard is the president of the club.
 Members of the Hebrew Children: Aid society who are donating theil | efforts to the work of surgical dress ings at the Park avenue Temple, vii report for work every Saturday ant Monday instead of Thursday.
 The Liberty Chorus of which Mrs F. B. Granniss is the leader, will sin: at the rally to be given by the orde: 22.
 The Luncheon club, which meet every Thursday at the homes of tn members, has taken up a new kind 0 work for the Red Cross. They vii make gauge masks for protection against the influenza. The nex meeting will be held at the home o Mrs. F. Winthrop Pyle, of ITO Wash ing Terrace, on Thursday, Oct. 31.
 The Service Star of the Daughter
 of Veterans meets tonight at the hom
 of Mrs. A. Ducette, S49 Hancock ave
 nue. Red Cross work is done at tn
 meetings of this club, which meet
 twice month and a box of goodie
 is sent to some soldier at each meet ing.
 The Ladies of the Lake" and , few of the men from the offices c $ the Lake Torpedo Co.,, held their frs
 rehearsal last night in the LacksC
 club for the minstrel show whic
 they will give in few weeks. Dancin
 was enjoyed after the rehearsal. . Miss Kate Fox, daughter of M
 and Mrs. Robert B. Fox, of Harrie
 street, will become the bride of Joh M. Pullar, son of MT. and Mrs. An
 drew Pullar of Hartford, tomorro' A afternoon. The wedding will be yer . quiet only the immediate members ( U both families being present. After tn ceremony the couple will leave for At
 lantic city for their honeymoon. The
 will reside in Washington, D. c
 where Mir. Pullar is connected with tn
 Secret Service department. Miss Margaret Kiely of Gregory st
 teacher of English at the Bridgepol $ high school, is confined at her hom c with a sever cold.
 t Miss Ruth Saundersfi of John stree l. who has recently been injured in a @ automobile accident, is resting con
 fortably at her home.
 l. Mrs. Eva F'iannery of New Have '- will spend the week end with her si: e ter, Mrs Alex Morrissey of Mort
 Avenue.
 l. The meeting of the Comfort clu e and the package sale which was al
 nounced to be held this afternoon hf l. been postponed until Friday, Oct. |: l. Almost all the members of u IT Bridgeport club were present la S. night at the stag dinner given in ho1
 or of Mayor Clifford B. Wilson, wh II was at one time president of the clu ss The evening was spent in singing pa IS triotic songs and talent from the Pc ,r and Plaza theatres were there to hel II entertain the members. Mayor Wi T,