The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-10
INTERESTING PERSONAL ITEMS
 ABOUT PERSQNACES YOU KNOW


 Round Table club held Friday even ing, Mrs. Newton Hine was elected president; Miss Anna Partree, vice president; Miss Ella Beach, secretary;
 Miss Mabel Allen, treasurer, and Miss Lucy Curtiss, chairman of the ar engagement committee. The arrange ment committee consists of Mrs. Charles Peet, Miss Anna Studley, Miss Hattie Paine, and Mrs. Sidney Challenger. The next meeting on Friday, March 14. will be held at the home of Miss Anna E. Partree.
 fl Merchant street, with Mrs. Jennie c. Walkley as hostess.
 Among the dinner parties at the Black Rock Country club on Satur- day evening were MT. and Mrs. Geo. c. Mccarthy, Dr. and Mrs. Roy E. Tuthill and MT. and Mrs. Lacey R. Blackman. The club is making ar engagements for a big St. Patrick S
 night when the members of the Nor
 walk Country club will be the guests of honor.
 Mrs. George W. Wheeler of Park I-avenue will entertain at tea at her home on Wednesday the heads of all the Red Cross auxiliaries. A discus sion of chapter production and the
 continuation of the work until June
 l will be taken up.
 Mrs. David Osborne, 33e Park ave | nue, will be hostess at a bridge party
 for the benefit of the Sacred Heart parish, tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
 The Social Star Whist club enter l tained the men at the home of Mrs. George Paul of Fairfield on Saturday night at a whist party. Those who awarded prizes were Mrs. William Malley, Mrs. George Paul, John Mol den, William Malley, H. Winterburn, ! Charles Maher and R. Breetz. | Benjamin A. Bulkley of Southport | is stopping at Hotel Ponce de Leon, St. Augustine, Florida, during the l month of March.
 | Mrs. David Osborne of 34S Park l Avenue, will open her home on Tues i day afternoon 2:30 and evening at s o'clock for whist and bridge party
 given by the ladies of the Sacred | Heart parish for the Window Fund of ] the church.
 | Mrs. John McMurray of No. 666 Park Avenue, and Mrs. Michael Gull teton of Ingleside Place, will be hos
 tesses for a whist and pinochle party | to be given at the Sacred Heart
 school on Thursday evening, March
 IS at o'clock, another of the Sa-
 cred Heart parish series of whists fo1
 the Window Fund of the church. 1 A social program has been arrang- | ed for the meeting of the College club
 when Mrs. Harry W. Hincks of Wash 1 ington avenue will be hostess, tom or 1 row afternoon at 3 o'clock. Plans l regarding the formal meeting of the club on March 27 will be taken ur | when President McCracken of Vassar l college will be presented to the public
 at the High school auditorium, speak 1 ing on the subject of '"The Educa- | ton of Women"
 1 Members of the Read School Par ] ent Teachers Association will hold l their regular meeting on Wednesday i afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. All moth | CTS are urged to be present. | Mrs. Fred W. Tracy of Fairfield av- | enue will be hostess at a meeting of | the Universalist Mission circle at 3 ] o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mrs. C. | H. Armstrong and Miss Katherine I 1 Hewitt will be the speakers. Under the auspices of the Hebrew | Ladies' Aid society, the semi-annual | entertainment and dance held al the l Casino last night was very successful