The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-08
PERS @ N AL S

Mrs. William E. Seeley, of 245
Brooklawn avenue, is among the
members of the Connecticut Bradford
Academy club, who will attend the
annual meeting and luncheon at the
home of Miss Ora Wood, Bishop
street, New Haven, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley of this city, are
receiving congratulations upon the
arrival Of a baby son born Nov. 8, at
the Bridgeport hospital.
The November assembly of the
Women of the Park street church,
was held in the lecture room of the
church yesterday at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs.
William B. Boardman rendered a
very interesting talk on Turkey and
Its People"
Mr.. and Mrs. William Stone of 421
Bishop avenue, have been notified thai
their son, Private James F. Stone,
who had been reported wounded in
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base hospital.
Word has been received that Sergt.
Alexander Rich of 325th Infantry,
Company M, had been wounded three
times by machine gun bullets. In a
letter to his brother, Leo Rich, of
State street, he says that he hopes to
be back soon and tell of his exper-
fences. Sergt. Rich is the son of
Abraham Rich of 248 George street.
At a meeting of the Mothers club,
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. James
I. Brereton, of 1882 North avenue, a
large sum was realized from the bun
die sale. The proceeds from the sale
will go for Child Welfare Work and to
the poor mothers of the city. The
members had an enjoyable meeting
and sang patriotic songs, after tea was
served.
At the annual state meeting of the
| Connecticut Association Opposed tt
| Woman Suffrage held at Hartford
yesterday, at the rooms of the HUI.
name society on Prospect street, Mrs
| Alfred H. Terry of this city, was elect
| ed as one of the members of tht
! board of directors. Miss Annie Jen
nings of Fairfield, is one of the hon
| crary directors Of this association.
On Sunday afternoon there will be
a meeting for men in the gymnasium
of the Y. M. c. A. at $780, Lieutenant
! Telfair Marriott Minton, of the U. S
Navy will be the speaker, and he viii
tell a very interesting story.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Ryan of Myr
tie avenue are spending the weekend
with friends in New Haven
William Fray, Jr., son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. William Fray of 1,O86 Laure
avenue, is reeuperating at the hom
Of his parents after being very i'll 70
q short time.
Members of the Woman's Mission
airy society met this afternoon at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. G. E
Briefly of 2,116 North avenue.
Mrs David Wallin of S04 Lafayett
street is spending short vacation il
/ Hartford.
: Word has been received by Mrs. Ev
) Ryder of 81 TroweI street that he
> son, Lieutenant Elmer r. Ryder, O
the Signal Corps, has arrived safel
overseas.
Mrs. J. P. Omans of 1OS Park street
) president of the Needlework GUILD
will receive garments from anyon
: who wishes to donate. All member
are requested to answer the appea
for the call of clothing for the city
] poor. The membership is increasin
and has been most successful. How
> ever, more members will be welcome
Miss Anna Cullen, superintendent c
tthe Visiting Nurses association,
l recovering from an attack of pneu
= monia.
Miss Julia Moran of Hawley avenu
is recuperating after a recent attac
: of the influenza. Miss Moran is
member of the Visiting Nurses asso
citation.
Harold S. Schwenk, supervisor {
the Bridgeport Market for the las
few months, will leave this city ne1