The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-29
INTERESTING PERSONAL ITEMS .~
 ABOUT PERSONACES YOU KNOW

Mrs. W T. HaviIand of Brook1avn avenue gave a very charming little dance this afternoon at her home from 3 to 6:3O o'clock for her chill
 dren, Miss Louise and Paul Haviland.
 The younger set were well represent ed and the affair proved most delight
 full The guests included: Miss Muriel
 Read, Miss Susan Jennings Miss
 Betty Neithercut. Miss Elizabeth
 Chapin, Miss Mabel Jennings. Miss
 Virginia Travis, Miss Adele Pyle. Miss
 Helen Ellis, Miss Susan Barrows, Miss
 Ann Booth, Miss Betty Wolfe, Miss
 Emmy Lou Ravens, Miss Ruth Slos-
 son, Miss Agnes Warner, Miss Bar bara Senior, Miss Henrietta Brown, Miss Frances Bullard, Miss Susan
 Weeks, Miss Louise Moulton and Miss
 Esther Brewer.
 Fuller Leeds, Charles Dewolfe. Robert Ellis, Frank Marsh. Marshal Lovegrove, Edward and Wadsworth ,Tves, Edward Sturges, Leon Lawson, pJarvis Jennings, Daniel Wheeler, Tooknor, Samuel Haw1ey, Harry Thornbury, Reuben Webster, Junior VanGieson, Wheeler Parrott, William Naramore, Houston Phelps, Wheeler Peck, Billy Theiss. Rob Roy Newman, and Philip Sherman.
 Miss Elsie Carroll, 4O5 Atlantic street, Is spending a few days in Prov IdenCe, R. l., as the guest of her cou- sin, Mrs. Richard FrUsher.
 The State Federation of Women's Clubs will hold their annual state meeting at the Central church, Tem- pie street, New Haven, on May 21, 22 and 23. Prof. William Lyon Phelps i will be the principal speaker at the banquet on the first day of the meet ing at the Hotel Taft. Mrs. James R. Mason, president of the assoCia-
 tion, is making extensive plans for | the occasion. A large number of 1 Bridgeport memberse are planning to ! attend this annual affair, which is all ways of great interest and import anCe.
 Mrs Edward R. Ives of Rusling ! place, win be the hostess for the i meeting of the Wednesday Morning l Art club next week, when she will l have the study work upon Poems i and Short Stories of the Great War" l The Katharine Past Noble Grand | association will hold a whist party at 1 The Liberty Chorus will omit the 1 rehearsal on Tuesday on account of | the annual meeting of the Bridgeport ] Oratorio society. that evening of which i Mrs. Frederick B. Granniss is secre- 1 tary. The chorus will sing at the ! dedication of the Industrial Women s 1 Service Center, 1146 Ba-num avenue, ] on Monday evening.
 Mrs. B. Sandhaus, president of tho l Bridgeport Orphan Asylum, who was l confined to her home for a. week on | account of overstrain from the cam i pain, has recovered and is able to go i about.
 i the home of Mrs E. B- PIumley, 82T l State street, on Tuesday afternoon for ] their friends. Mrs. Harry Flint Of i North avenue will assist the hostess. 1 Mrs. John R. Woodruff, 1SS Wash 1 ington avenue. who has been spend ing several months with Mrs. John c. ] Chanlberlain in Florida, is expected i1home next month.
 1 Members of the Bridgeport Orphan
 Asylum will hold a regular meeting 1 Tuesday evening at o'clock, at head 1 quarters, 36 Court street. Business of importance is to be conducted and all members are requested to be pres Iknt. | Memhers of the Comfort cIub are