The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-26
PERSONALS

rendered last night at the rally Tn the Casino. Mrs. Grannis was very much pleased with both the attend ance and the appearance of the mem- bers of the chorus. Alvin Bruel, who was to lead the Mems chorus had been taken i'll, and was unable to at- tend. Joseph Wieler led the audience in songs. The Women's chorus sang four times and were very well re- ceived and appreciated by the audi ence. Rt Bishop Gore of Oxford, England, and Dr. J. Lynch of New York were the guests of honor at the rally.
 MT. and Mrs. William E. Seeley of 245 Brooklawn avenue are visiting their son, Parker Seeley, who is sta toned at Kelly Field, Texas. | MT. and Mrs. Murstein and family of Stratford avenue will spend the weekend in New York City as the | guest of friends.
 1 The Avignon club met for regu- lar meeting on Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Francis Sanford, on | L1nWood avenue.
 | Kenneth Warren of Walnut Beach was recent visitor at Oakville, Conn. Thomas Donne1ly of 517 Fairfield avenue left for Fortress Monroe with the draft contingent that left Bridge port on Oct 23.
 Mrs. E. J. Martin, wife of the pas tor of the Grace M. E. church, has been working for the past four weeks in the accountancy department of the U. M. C. doing her bit to help out in these trying times.
 Il The Comfort Club held their reg ular weekly meeting yesterday after noon at the Presbyterian Church. It was decided that each member of the club write three letters to three boys in the 102nd Ambulance Company which will be sent together with the Christmas fund raised by this club. Letters from the boys of the Ambu- lance Company were read.
 Ensign and Mrs. Cecil K1ofhorn left l Ensign Klofhorn is stationed.
 The Thimble club decided at their
 meeting this week to omit meetings for the next few weeks on account of influenza.
 Harold Ayres, U. s. N., who is as-
 signed to the U. s. s. North Carolina,
 is spending a few days furlough at
 his home on Willow street.
 Russell Weldon, U. s. Navy, who
 was recently the guest of his parents,
 at their home on East Eaton street,
 returned to Hoboken, N. J., where he 1 is stationed.
 MT. and Mrs. John E. Foster have t, returned from their wedding tour Mrs. Foster was Miss Marion Meyers
 before her marriage.
 Miss Mary Carley of North avenue entertained the members of her knit ting club on Thursday night at her home. Music and dancing prevailed after the members had enjoyed a good l DlL KnlLllnS, The InenlDeFS OI
 this club are Miss Esther McKenna
 Miss Anna and Miss Elizabeth Con- nelly, Miss Eleanor Roach, Miss Ettd l Ryan, and Miss Madeline Shack. Miss Kathryn McElroy of 1888 g Noble avenue, entertained the mem s bers of the knitting club at her home 3 on Thursday night The members o1 this club consist of young womer ! who were Normal school student, ] last year and are teachers this year.
 Mrs. E. B. Turney, whose late hus
 band was for many years connecte; r with the firm of Turney Bros, ha' I successfully passed her examination l for canteen service in the Y. M. c
 A. and has applied for passports tC
 go overseas. She at present is await
 ing orders for active service. a Miss Dorothy Eaton, daughter o h MT. and Mrs. Edward L. Eaton, O V 2150 East Main street, was pleasant! 6 surprised last night when a numbe n of her friends gathered at her hom
 and showered her with beautiful gift
 e AIen III IlOIlOE Ol I1eE n which takes place today. Miss Eato!
 will become the bride of Edwart
 Langdon.
 Word has been received that Mis-
 Florence Lewis, an army nurse, wh
 has been assigned to a hospital a u Oswego, N. Y, for the past tw | months, and who will soon be on he u' way overseas, was appointed hea nurse over 20 others.
 The Comfort club will hold a meet
 ing on Monday afternoon at the hom
 of Mrs. J. R. Brereton, 2432 Nort
 avenue. Dr. Brown of the Health De |" partment, will be the speaker of tn
 afternoon.
 1u Joseph Thebault of 11S Lee avenue IT leaves for Fortress Monroe today t o' replace a man who has been unabl H. to go with the quota from Board
 on Wednesday,
 ,;. ,y PROJECT NOT FEASIBLE. a. Chicago, Oct. 26-Several America -s' League club owners do not approve ( g. the proposed semi professional week it's end baseball league planned for ne1 rs' season, B. B. Johnson, president c es, the league stated today | ''The expenses of suoh a Droier