The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-27

MISS Natalie DeVelln Of Bridgeport is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry T. Hart of Seymour. Both Mrs. Hart and Miss Develin were weekend guests of Mrs. Hill of Wallingford.
 MT. and Mrs. Eugene Rogers of Waterbury were recent guests in town.
 Mrs. Parrott of this city is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Ann Hotchkiss, at her home in Waterbury.
 Miss Grace Hamm of Bridgeport is visiting at the home of her uncle, Walter Hamm. of Seymour.
 Miss Agnes E. Gustafson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. O. N. Gustafson, of Easton, a graduate of the Bridgeport hospital, class of 1916, and a member of the Connecticut State Association, and of the Bridgeport Hospital Alumni, will leave Tuesday, Oct. 1, for l service at the army base hospital in New Haven.
 The first recital of the Philosophical society will be held at the Knights of Pythias hall, 1925 Main street, at 4 | o'clock on Wednesday, Oct. 2. The | program arranged will be very enter taining, as Mrs. Ruth E. Lindholm, | contralto, of this city, will take part, and also Miss L. E. Welton, D. E., of Stamford, a talented elocutionist, together with Samuel Sossin, bari i tone.
 The officers of the society are Fred W. Bull. president; John S. Medvey, treasurer; Mrs. John c. Custer, vice president, and George H. Skinner, | secretary.
 The concert tour in the interest of the Red Cross which was taken this summer by Mrs. Norman V. Donald son, Miss Louise Lockwood of New | Haven, and Bruce Simonds of this | city, proved to be a most successful one as well as thoroughly delightful and netted $2,50O for the Red Cross. ] This amount was made clear of all l. expenses from sixteen concerts and l the funds realized from each concert 1 were given to the Red Cross branch | in the towns where the concerts were given. During the summer concerts were given at New London, Litch- 1 field, Sharon, Washington, this state Norfolk, Onteroa, in the Catskills; | Falmouth, Cape Cod, Cohasset Mass. {; Milford, Greenville and Sugar Hill, | New Hampshire, and Prouts Neck and Kennekunkport, Me. Mrs. Don aldson, Miss Lockwood and MT. Si- monds are hoping to give a number of | lconcerts during the winter season, also for the benefit of the Red Cross.
 The programs this summer varied
 at each concert given, but the music
 consisted entirely of modern French
 music and music of the allies. Mrs.
 Donaldson, as violinist, MT. Simonds
 as pianist and Miss Lockwood &C., companist, are a delightful trio, and
 their music is appreciated wherever
 they go.
 Lieutenant and Mrs. F. Connolly of BOT Golden Hill street are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby girl born at St. Vincents hospital. Lieutenant Connolly is on special duty with the Ordnance department in this city, but at present is stationed at Camp Dev- ens Mrs Connellv was Miss Eliza beth McEllroy, daughter of Mrs. James McEllroy, of 3O7 Golden Hill street.
 Mrs. George Greenspun of p San ford avenue, who was awarded a five dollar gold piece hv the Hebrew Or } phan asylum, has donated the money back to the organization. MT. and Mrs. H. H. Bennett of s4S Noble avenue and Mrs. E. L. Broad meadow of 1925 Main street, are vis- the U. s. Marine corps, at Quantico, 1 Va.
 Miss Minnie Lewis of 1,544 Park avenue has returned after a pleasant $ vacation trip to Hartford, Manches- ter and Bloomfield.
 , Miss Mary V. Sullivan daughter of s MT and Mrs. Patrick J. Sullivan of 31 . Winter street. one of the most pop lular nurses in this city, has success
 fully passed her examinations for U
 s. naval service. out of 200 nurses
 from all over the state who took the
 Sxaminations at the same time in New Haven.
 / She is now enjoying a leave of ab-
 sence granted her by the Department of Health and she expects to be 1T service by the first of October.
 The Bridgeport Oratorio society will = hold an executive board meeting to. | night at the home of Frank V. Bur. p ton.
 = Dr. and Mrs. Smirnow are rejoicing n over the arrival of a boy born to then e at their home, 1885 Noble avenue, yes = terday. Mother and son are doing
 nicely.
 j. F. L. Severn has returned to hi! h home, 1,544 Park avenue, after spend It ing a pleasant two weeks motor trip
 He visited friends in New London = North Southington. Norwich. Wester
 ly and Mystic.
 | MT. and Mrs. Andrew Healy pf For
 Trumbull beach are enjoying a fev ! weeks visit with relatives at Mill J vale, Pa.
 Miss Julia and Ruth Heating, Mis-
 Rose Dallard and Chester Heating ar
 spending a few days in New Yorl
 city. MT. Heating will go to Wash i ington, where he will enter the Cath zse' olic university.
 le Several Bridgeport nurses have re