The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-09
PERSONALS

the connecticut society, United states Daughters of 1872, will be held at the New Haven Lawn Club on Friday, Sept. 12. Mrs. Robert Louis Wiles, the national president, will be the guest of honor. Mrs. Clarence F. R. Jenne of May street is president of the state society. Several will attend from this city.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. H. Frederick have had as their guests Mrs. R. L. Brod- erick and children of Hartford.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Atwater of Clinton avenue attended the marriage of Miss Jean Howe Atwater and James H. Morse of Englewood, N. J., which took place Saturday afternoon at the home of the bride in Whitney avenue, New Haven. The ceremony was performed in the presence of about 50 relatives and friends by the Rev. Robert. c. Denison. pastor of United Church Miss Atwater's only attendant was her sister, Miss Helen Atwater, and the best man was Dr. William Cunning of New York, brother-in-law of the groom.
 Mrs. Matthew Rogers of Washing ton avenue, will entertain the mem bers of Tuesday Bridge Club tomorrow at her home.
 A Red Cross auxiliary was organ ized yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Ellie N. Sperry of Park Place at the Sts. | Cyril and Methodius R. c. church. | Miss Helen Miholovic of 300 Park | place, was appointed chairman and i Miss Mary Sedlat of 349 Rennell street will act as secretary and treasurer.
 All members are asked to attend the regular meeting of the Sunshine home of Mrs. Harry F. Smith, at 177J Main street at o'clock tonight.
 MT. and Mrs. Daniel Taft and daughter, Miss Bertha Taft of 1888 North avenue, have returned home af- ter spending a month in Philadelphia as the guests of Mrs. Taft's two broth l CTS.
 MT and Mrs. Wilbur Sanford and Miss Ruth Sanford of 1O74 Noble ave nue and MT. and Mrs William McGov- ern of Vernon street, have returned from a motor trip to the Berkshire Hills and over the Mohawk Trail. Miss Mildred Jackman returned yesterday to her home in Brooklyn after spending an enjoyable visit a! the guest of her uncle, Dr. c. N. Has kell of 7S7 Fairfield avenue.
 Miss Vera Cameron Curtis returned to Atlantic City after spending an en joyable time as the guest of he mother, Mrs. J. c. Curtis of 154 Cole man street.
 Miss Anna J. Grudin has returned
 to her home in the Bronx, N. Y, af
 ter spending a two weeks vacation
 as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Mursteil
 of 1914 Stratford avenue. Mrs. Sarah Lubell and daughte
 Miriam of New York, are the guest
 of Mrs. Lubelrs parents, MT. and Mrs Jacob Miller of 62 Cedar street. Mrs
 Lubell has just returned from her Va cation spent in the Catskill Noun
 tains.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis R. Edward
 have returned home after spendin , the weekend in New York. 
 Miss Helen T. Stagg daughter 0 MT. and Mrs. Joseph H. Stagg of IS
 West avenue, has signed up for over
 seas duty and is subject for call a
 any time. Miss Stagg is a membe of the New York Motor Squad. l Miss Elsie Abeling of 246 Wes l avenue, has been accepted for the I 3 S. Nursing corps, and will leave earl " in October to train before leaving fo overseas duty. Miss Abeling is
 graduate of the Bridgeport hospits
 class of 1912.
 Miss Florence Douglas, who enlist = ed last November as a Red Cros v nurse having been stationed at Fol l Slll, where SIle WOI he
 strenuously for three months, wa
 honorably discharged from the SCI a vice and is now at her home at 52 il State street, trying to regain her fai
 ing health. Nurses are most urgent = needed and those in good health wh '. wish to be patriotic should hasten 1
 take Miss Douglas place. . The marriage of Miss Gertrut 5 Barske, daughter of MT. and MT n Robert Barske of Chestnut Hill, 4 Herbert Whalen of Stratford avenu ". took place Saturday morning at g.; ., o'clock in St. Josephs R. c. churc
 Miss Madeline Barske was the bride V maid and Earl Clark acted as the be ,- man. The couple left for a weddir " tour in the Thousand Islands, N. Y. il Dwight Stagg, son of MT. and MI
 Joseph H. Stagg of West avenue h. in returned to Boston Institute of Tee n nology after spending the summ to months with his parents.
 m Mrs. Caroline Robinson and st i'd Carlton, have returned to their hon ot in Hoosic Falls, N. Y, after havil of spent the past two weeks with Mi l. f Robinson's father, O. P. Anderson