The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-12
PERSONALS

Howard Speer will again pc lh7 speaker and his topic will be the Lio- erty Loan. Miss Katherine Russell will render several songs.
 An interesting and important meet ing of the Home Making department of the County Farm bureau, will be conducted on Tuesday afternoon, Oct. Is, in the Chamber of Commerce hall 1855 Church street, New Haven. Miss M. Estella Sprague, the home economies director for Connecticut, and Miss Maude Hayes, the home demonstrator leader, will deliver ad- dresses and make suggestions. Miss Weed and Miss Marie Donaldson of Bridgeport, will also speak. Each of the 23 directors in the county will be present to report and to give in- struction.
 Miss Georgiana Graham, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William s. Graham, of Wood avenue, who enlisted in the Red Cross about six weeks ago, has received her call to be prepared to report on Monday to leave this city for the service. It Is not yet defin- itely known where she may go. Miss Graham, who is a graduate of the Bridgeport hospital, had been em- ployed in the emergency hospital at the U. M. c. Co. for a few years
 Miss Esther p. Lassen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Peter Lassen, of 5S Sixth street, became the bride of Charles P. Kallermann, of 1S7 Lind ley street at the home of her parents on Wednesday, Oct. g. Rev. William Oakley officiating. After the cere- mony a reception was held. The bridal couple are spending their honeymoon visiting places of inter- est They will be at home at 187 Lindley street after their return.
 Miss Dorothy Skinner, grand opera singer, who since the war started, had given most of her time to entertain the soldiers at the training camps, working under the War Bureau, will be heard in this city on Sunday, nt an entertainment to be given by the Y. M. and Y W. Hebrew association on State street. Miss Skinner has taken part in a number of operas at Carnegie hall. She will be the guest of Miss Helen Kane of 3S3 Catherine street, Curing her stay in this city.
 Genaro Parnoffe, who is stationed at Pelham Bay, is spending a few days with his parents, MT. and Mrs. J. p. Parnoffe of Fairfield.
 Word has been received by rela- lives of Clarence D. White, formerly of 367 East avenue, telling of his safe arrival overseas. Private White was employed at the U. M. c. plant before his enlistment.
 Miss Elizabeth Corcoran, who Is a student at the college of New Ro- chelle, has returned to her home in Southport, the school having been closed on account of the influenza ep- idemic.
 Miss Eunice Avery's Current Events class will meet for the first time this season In the Art league rooms at 2:c0 o'clock on Monday afternoon.
 
 of Garfield avenue and Mrs. Edward will spend the weekend in New York city.
 Miss Edna Boiler of Mill Hill ave- nue will spend a few days as the guest of friends in New York.
 Mrs. J. Mcdonald has returned to her home on Washington terrace af- ter a pleasant few days stay with friends in New York city.
 Frederick Seeley of Park street Is in the Bridgeport hospital recovering from bad fall sustained Thursday night.
 William Baptist of the U. s. navy is home for a short leave as the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Baptist, SI Frank street.
 Mir. and Mrs. August Evers of 142s North avenue celebrated their golder wedding anniversary on Thursday amid joyous greetings by their mum. erous friends in this city. The cou- pie have four children, Mis- Mimi, end Miss Emma Elsie Evers William and Frederick Evers. Miss Emms F SIC Evers is a nurse In the service in the United States, stationed in the Wheeler hospital at Nathan, Ca. She obtained leave of absence and joined her relatives and friends to extend her congratulations to her parents After e reception, dancing was en joyed by those present.
 Miss Florence Haskins of Hazls. wood avenue, English teacher at the High school, received word yesterda, of the death of her brother, who dieC of influenza at one of the training camps She left for her home II Worcester, where the body is to b. sent.
 Miss Ruth Harding of 1o9 Jan, street is spending the weekend il New York as the guest of Mrs. Georg Griffin.
 MT. and Mrs Walter E. Wheeler o 528 Norman street are rejoicing owe the arrival of a son born this week MT. Wheeler is connected with tn D. M. Read Company.
 Miss Ruth Rossiter, critic at th