The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-02-19
PERSONALS

Miss Frances McCombs of IS Lin
wood Avenue, was the week end guest
of Mics L=~ien Lockwood.
Mrs. Henry C. Stevenson of Coleman
street, is to give one of the bridges
in the series that is being held for
the benefit of the Comfort Club, at
her home on Thursday afternoon of
this week.
Miss Esther Swain was the hostess
for the regular meeting of the Young
Woman's Guild of the United Church,
at her home, on Golden Hill street,
this afternoon
A daughter was born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick SiIliman at
their home on Fairfield avenue. Mrs.
Silliman, who was Miss Dorothy Beach
and child, are doing nicely. Mr.. Sill
Imam, who was home on brief fur
Tough from Fort Terry where he is
stationed, has returned to his d.
ties
Miss Marion Hall of 4s2 Brewster
| street, was surprised in a very de-
lightful manner on Saturday evening
at her home by a number Of her
friends Dancing and games were
enjoyed and late in the evening a de-
lectable lunch was served. Those
who were present were: Miss Lola
Murphy, Miss Christine Lalley, Miss
Hazel Peck, Miss Catherine Foley,
Miss Virginia Arnold, Miss Marion
Hodge, Miss Helen Simon and Miss
Leah Gottlieb, Walter Stapleton, Ed
ward Magner, Cyril Foley, James
O'Brien, Carlin Lalley, Harry Taylor,
Clinton Halves, Hugh Lee, Norman
Biltz and Louis Hodge.
| Miss May Mallory and Miss Lilly
! Spooner, who make their home at The
Sratfeld, are in Boston, Mass, at
the present time, where they are COL
lecting fund for the Silver Thimble
Miss Sophie Smith will be the host
ess for the regular meeting of the
Thimble Club at her home on Fair
field avenue on Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
Word received by John ]. O'Neil,
well known labor leader, from his
sons, Fred, John and Joe, doing the
'Big Time" circuit in vaudeville
through the West, tells of unbounded
loyalty shown by the Western people
to the war program of President Will
son., The Boys" are in the best of
health.
Miss Helen Enright Of Pittsfeld,
Mass, is the guest of Dr.. and Mrs.
J. Francis Quinn at their home on
Colorado avenue.
Mrs. Albert Beers and Mrs. Wini-
fred Willard of this city, are spending
the week in Madison, as the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Scranton.
Miss Marion Henshaw has returned
to New York after spending the week
end with her mother, Mrs. H. P. Hen
shaw, at The Stratfeld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wadhams OF
Vine street, are in New York, where
they will spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Sanford
of Washington avenue, have had a:
their guest their son, Robert, who has
now returned to Boston, Mass, where
he is stationed at the Charleston
Navy Yard.
Rev. George Thompson, rector o.
Christ church, Greenwich, is to speal
at the first of the Lenten services O.
the Episcopal parishes which will b.
held in Trinity Parish House thi
evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Roy Bowten, Mrs. Earl Bray
Mrs. William Baines, Mrs. Everett
Japp, Mrs. Gerard Neefuss, Mrs. Fred
erick Banks, Mrs. Stewart Hunter an6
? Mrs. Charles Biltz are the members OF
the Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club
!. that gave such a successful bridge
yesterday afternoon in the rooms o.
, the Bridgeport Art League in the Sta.
plies building The affair was for the
. benefit of the Comfort club and the
members were assisted in making the
arrangements by Mrs. G. I. Crosby
The sum of SIS was cleared and there
o were % tables. Two cakes were dis
posed of by chances and these were
i awarded to Mrs. Finch and Mrs. Bar
: rows. Those who won prizes were
:, Mrs. Collier, Mrs. T R Davis, Mrs
i Frank Todd, Mrs. C. S. Gibbs, Mrs. R
Z L. Hunter, Mrs. Thomas Cox, Mrs. F
J. Adams Mrs. James Meath, Mrs. E
: B, Croker, Mrs. R. H. Hawkins, Mrs
: F. l. Wilder, Miss Anderson, Mrs. c
y L. Mason, Mrs. John Fay, Mrs. Clancy
Mrs. Houston, Mrs. c. L. Broad, Mrs
e Frank Cogill, Mrs. ]. T. King, Mrs. H
Harrison, Mrs. T. J. Mcnamara, Mrs
: Emma VanStone, Mrs. /. A. Botsford
- Mrs. J. H Cook, Mrs. Finch, Mrs
: GAYLORD and Mrs. H. C. Stevenson.
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