The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-18

s Southport, are attending the class re- union of the Smith college at North ampton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. George B. Thomas, 125 Lenox avenue, and MT. and Mrs. R. M. Sperry visited friends over the weekend at Northampton, Mass. Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Louis B. Powe, of Seaview avenue, is entertaining at the home of her parents three of her schoolmates, Miss Mary Johnston, and Miss Betty Nudge of St. Paul, and Miss Elizabeth Kahle, of Buffalo N. Y. Mrs. Hoyt is blaming to join MT. Hoyt in Rome, Italy, next month.
 Mrs. J. E. McGinniss, of Stratford avenue, was pleasantly surprised by the Sewing Circle of the Queens Daughters at her home yesterday -af- ternoon when they presented her with a pretty gift. The gathering at her home also served as a reunion of the circle. Among those present were Mrs. Lyman $. Hill, Mrs. Dennis Gay nor, Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. w. E. Al lon, Mrs. g. T. Mccarthy, Mrs. Joseph Whitcomb, Mrs. Francis Arnold, Mrs William Hickey, Mrs. M. A. Kenney,
 Mrs. A. L. Kruise and Mrs. Thomas McNIullen.
 Miss Cecelia A. Allen, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w. E. Allen, 76 Lenox avenue, is home for the summer va cation from St. Joseph's College, Elm metsburg. Md.
 The Women of the World War an- nounce a change in place of their meetings, which were formerly held at the Armory. They will hereafter be held at 1S1 State street, in the Daughters of America Hall. Meetings Thursday of the month. Tomorrow
 evening, very important meeting will be held when an auxiliary of the American Legion will be formed. All members, relatives of boys who have
 been overseas, and those interested are
 asked to be at the meeting. A house. warming for the new candidates will follow the business session. Great interest is expressed in the meeting of the Trained Attendants
 club of the Y. w. c. A. to take place tomorrow evening, when Major Frederick J. Adams, recently return ed from overseas duty, will make an
 
 sume of the service in the Medical l corps, as it would be most interesting and helpful for the student nurses. All members of the classes and | friends have been cordially invited to | be present.
 Mrs. William A. Grippin, of Marina park, is enjoying a motor trip across ! the country. She will make Cheyenne, Wyo., and Denver, Col, among the
 first stops.
 | At the next meeting of the Service | club to be held on Monday afternoon | at the home of Miss Eleanor Webster,
 Brooklawn avenue, further plans for the dance to be given on Friday, June 27, will be made. Miss Eunice New
 man, president, will appoint several
 committees to assist her in arrange 1 ments. Judging from the sale of tickets, the dance will undoubtedly be l a great success.
 l Members of the Critique club will 1 meet on Friday afternoon at the home
 of Mrs. c. H. Poland, Seaview ave- | nue. All members are urged to at- l tend.
 MT. and Mrs. Lucien T. Warner of | Broad street, are planning a trip to California, where they will spend six
 weeks. They are planning to leave | this city on Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Allen will be
 among the Bridgeporters to attend l the graduation exercises at Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass, next l week.
 l Commencement exercises at the City Normal school will take place on
 Tuesday evening, June 24, at the Bridgeport high school. The closing
 festivities of the Seniors of the school are being held this week. MembeSs of
 the faculty will entertain the class
 this evening.