The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-21
Personal Mention

Mrs George Maynard Miner, vice. president of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Rev olutipn, and others who will attend the fall luncheon and meeting of the Connecticut State Society of the Daughters of 1872 at the Lawn club in New Haven next Friday, as invited guests, are Mrs. Sara Thompson Kin ney, governor of the Connecticut So- ciety of the Mayfiower; Mrs. John Laidlaw Buell., Connecticut state re- gent of the Daughters of the Ameri- can Revolution; Mrs. Charles H. Bis sell, vice-regent of the Connecticut D. A. R.; Mrs. Frank A. Corbin, preSl- dent, of the Connecticut State Society of the Daughters of the Founders and Patriots of America; Mrs. Hubert M. Sedgwick, regent of Mary Clap Woes ter chapter, ID. A. R., and Mrs. John T. Manson, regent of the Eve Lear chapter, D. A R. A reception will be held at 23O o'clock for Mrs. Robert Hall Wiles, national president of the society, who will be the guest of honor. Luncheon will be at 1:30, and will be followed by an address by Mrs. Wiles and a delightful program of songs given by Florence Otis, col oratura soprano of New York city. She will be assisted by Claude War ford, composer and pianist, also of New York The members of the so- ciety are privileged to invite their friends. Mrs. William P. Futile, the chairman, will receive the acceptances which must be accompanied by re- mittance.
 Miss Vera Curtis, daughter of Mrs. John c. Curtis of Coleman street, sang at an entertainment for the soldiers at the Army Hospital in Allingtown, New Haven, on Wednesday. The wedding of Miss Marion Mun- son, who has acted as private secre- l tary for Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis for l the past three or four years, and Alois Havrilla of New York, formerly of 1 this city, will be solemnized on Sat- ur3ay next at the home of Miss Nun sons parents on Whitney avenue.
 Henry Mclaughlin, John Nelson and Howard Minicer graduates of the ! us pOl | 4ilSAl SNIlOUi W III bohC up d course of training at Storrs AgricuI- 1 ture college. They will leave this city
 next week.
 Dr. and Mrs F. S. Warnes of Iran ! istan avenue and Miss Carrie Curtis
 motored to Brattleboro, Vt, the early
 part of the week and returned home | over the Mohawk Trail.
 H. James Brennan. son of MT. and
 Mrs. Henry A. Brennan of 39 Wood avenue, has resigned his position al
 the Remington Arms to take up 8
 course at Fordham University. MT Brennan is a member of the Bridge port High school graduating class ot 1918.
 Mir and Mrs w. H. McCoombs and 1 family, of Linwood Ave, returned
 home yesterday after a two weeks va.
 cation at Silver Beach.
 Miss May Sawyer of TT Colorado avenue has returned from a vacation
 spent in Hartford and different place!
 in Massachusetts.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Ruswell O
 North avenue recently entertained a
 their home in honor of Sergeant c. s
 Unger of Camp Upton. Among those present were Miss Mildred Buswel1 7 Miss Evelyn Buswell, Miss Mildred Hayes, Miss Alice Butler, Miss Ros ' Offendale. Frank Garrison, Stanle. 5 Buswell, MT. and Mrs. Scher, MT. an, . Mrs Buswell.
 Mrs. A. H. Bullard of 2200 Nortl
 avenue was hostess for the Sattrda afternoon tea at the Brooklawn Coun try club. A large number were pres | ent and pictures were shown. afte . the dinner.
 > MT. and Mrs. F. E. Lalley. Jr., c 535 Wood avenue are rejoicing owe
 the arrival of q nine pound baby gil
 born to them yesterday morning. Bot
 mother and daughter are doing 1licel! @ Mrs NJ Cleary of 6S1 South Mai 5. street has bought the property at 3
 Courtiand street and wishes to ar
 nounce that she has moved ther'
 Friends are invited to meet her z her new place of residence. Miss Marion T. Wright, daughte e of pr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright of e Jackson avenue, is soon expected I
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