The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-03
Personal Mention

Miss Marjorie DeLoss, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. H. DeLoss of Park Place, and Miss Lois Cole, daughter of MT and Mrs. F. V. Cole of 335 Clin- ton avenue, have entered the Bridge port Hospital for a six months course of hard training and intensive study Miss DeLoss will study bacterio1ogy and Miss Cole X-ray work, f1pm nine o'clock in the morning until five in the evening. Both are members of the Little Sisters whose war work and it's results have been very prominent, and most satisfactory.
 The. executive committee of the Bridgeport Symphony society held a special meeting last night at H. Hut gels studio, Court Exchange building, and decided on a rehearsal for the coming winter season, Sunday, Sep tember 22, at the Musicians Union, corner of Main and State streets. Their musical friends, no doubt, will give them a hearty support in their endeavors to furnish Bridgeport with a fine orchestra of pieces. The fol- lowing compositions have been select ed for the first program: TschaikDw- sky, Symphony Pathetique; Auber, Overture Mute of Portico; Rubinstein, Toreador ct ,Andaluse; Grieg, Peer Gynt Suite; Bizet, Suite L'Arlesienne. The rehearsals will be held regularly every Sunday afternono at the Mu- sicians headquarters. The secretary, H. Hutzel, Court Exchange building, will gladly give all information as to the next concert.
 Miss Myrtle Locke of the Rowland Dry Goods Company, has returned from a two weeks vacation spent at | Niagara Falls, N. Y.
 l MT. and Mrs. David c. Wheeler, and Dwight Wheeler registered at the Griswold Hotel in New London today. | They have been touring in a Pierce car.
 Dr. and Mrs. William Mclaughlin have returned home from an auto trip through Quebec, Canada.
 Lieutenant Everett Butterfield, for
 merly favorite actor in the Pol stock company has distinguished him. self in France. He Is now commander
 of Company B.. 307th Infantry, in ac-
 ton. Butterfield was we'll acquainted
 in the city, and played here severa
 years with Lawrence B. McGill an6
 Florence Shipman.
 Sergeant Joseph S. Miller of 1O94
 Madison avenue, this city has received
 a second lieutenantship from tht
 Fourth Central Infantry Officers
 training school at Camp Gordon, Ga
 Miller is unassigned.
 No message has been received from
 United States Consul Shelby Strother:
 since he left two months ago iron | Washington for Moscow, Russia. MT | Strothers, who is a Harvard graduate i was a frequent contributor to maga zines and was in the newspaper busi
 ness here. Later he made connec tions with the Remington Arms ant
 Ammunition Company executive of
 fee, and had been there several year:
 before his appointment as United States ConSul. Up to 1aSt nlSHl H.
 word has been heard of him ana
 friends are fearing for his safety.
 is not known what route he took t
 Russia, but dispatches received il
 Washington indicate that Unite
 States Consul General Poole is still il
 Moscow.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Bush o : Bradley avenue, Branford, have re | moved to this city where they are t
 make their home in the future. MT. and Mrs. Patrick Fitzsimmon of this city spent the week end an , holiday at the home of their daugh : ter, Mrs. Peter Martin on Bristol St Thomaston.
 Members of Mary Silliman chap
 ter D. A. R. are to go to Milford O
 Thursday afternoon of this week t
 attend meeting of the D. A. R. chap
 ter of that place which is to be hel f | at the home of Mrs. Nicholas Pond. f After six days in a Washington ia Miss Elsie Hill of Norwalk addresse e a meeting yesterday afternoon in tn