The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-16
PERSOANLS

Mrs Susan Hawley Davis is to give an informal pupils recital on Satur day evening in the lecture room of the Universa1ist church on Fairfield avenue. Her closing recital will come in June but the date has not been set as yet.
 Miss Caroline Chapman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Chapman of Park place, was a member of the Freshman class of Smith college. that was recently defeated in tournament on Allen Field by the members of the Junior class.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. William Mackenzie welcomed a son to their home on Norman street on Sunday. Mrs. Mackenzie was Miss Marion Hopkins.
 Mrs. William T. Hincks has gone to Ardsley on the Hudson where she will join her daughter, Miss Mary Hincks. They will then leave for Atlantic City, where they are Q spend a week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles B. Poland of 1 Seaview avenue, have gone to Chicago, | H., where they are to make a brief l visit with friends.
 Mrs. Henry Murphy, the head of St. Charles Auxiliary of the Red Cross, asks that all members attend the sessions of the auxiliary at 2 to- morrow afternoon and tomorrow evening" At this time final arrange ments are to be made for the Red Cross parade on Saturday. Mrs. Murphy hopes that every member of the auxiliary will be in line.
 Miss Elizabeth Bassick, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. W. Bassick of Fairfield avenue, is a member of the | cricket team of her class, The Evens that recently administered a severe beating to their opponents, The Odds.
 ''Eegie," Massenet; Miss Ida Mer- son, at the piano; Miss 'Northrop, or gan.
 ''Adalgo,'' Sonata Pathetique, Bee thoven; 'Menuette,'' Arliesienne Bizet; Philharmonic Trio. | Caprice Viennoise,' Kreisler; Second Arabesque," Debussy; Miss Esther Cox
 "Andatin," Kreisler; "Tarantelle,' g Johnson; Miss Williams.
 Ave Maria," Bach-Gounod; Miss Berg, soprano; Mrs. Wall, violin i; | Miss Cox, piano, and Miss Northrop, organ.
 Afrter the business meeting of the Daughters of Castile affiliated with the Daughters of Isabella of New York, held at Varuna hall last evening, a social whist for members was held. Thrift Stamps were given as prizes. The hostesses of the evening were Miss John Lavery, Miss Mary Lyddy, Miss Aanabel McPaden and Mrs. F. Sullivan.
 The regular meeting of the Maple | wood Parent-Teachers' Association IS to be held tomorrow afternoon at the | Junior High School at 3:45 o'clock. It will be very interesting session as the members will hear the reports from the delegates that attended the Connecticut State Congress of Moth CTS and Parent-Teachers' Associations held recently in New Hayes and also there will be an address by Rev. Alexander Alison. Jr., pastor of the First Presbyterian church. Friday is to be Red Cross day at the Anne Hathaway Cottage of the Bridgeport Art League in Beardsley 1 Park. Members will meet at the cot tage tomorrow at 1 o'clock and Mrs T. l. Ferguson is to be the instructor The privilege of inviting friends is ex- tended to the members. Those who wish to ride to the Cottage from the Park entrance can take the Nichols bus. Members will meet at the cottage every Friday afternoon dur ing the summer for this work Members of the Comfort Club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3G o'clock, at the First Presbyterian church to make final arrangements for the part the club is to take in the big Red Cross parade on Saturday.
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