The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-15
Personal Notes
 Entertaining Features
Social, J0ttings

July 23, preceded by a luncheon. Mrs. Carl F. Siemon has offered two silver cups as prizes to the winners. Entries up to date include the fol- lowing: Richafd l. Neithercut. Miss, Georgianna Bishop. Samuel flaw ley. Mrs. Richard Neithercut, Gregory Bryan, Miss Doris Wheeler, Werner Anderson. Mrs. Walter Wheeler, Edmund Wolfe. Mrs. Rod erick McNen, MT, and Mrs. Jonathan Grout, G. Macy Wheeler, Miss Helen Wheeler, John Fields. Mrs. Ralph Blackburn, Sanford Stoddard, Miss Barbara Waldo. James Ludlum, Mrs. John K. Williamson, Herbert Mur- phy and Miss Esther Gerrish.
 Members of the Brooklawn Coun- try club held a most unique golf contest yesterday afternoon on the club links when each contestant was given a certain number of points in which to complete the course. Mrs Ralph Blackburn won the "Ceme- tery'' contest. Those who entered the contest included Mrs. William Grip pin, Miss f3igelow of Brooklyn, N. Y, -hISS <alIle iSH, MISS bealrlCe ana Miss Majorie Smith, Mrs J. K Will namson, Mrs. John T. Hubbard, Mrs w. Lee Weadon, Mrs. Paul Groves, Mrs. W. K. Nolan. Mrs. D. Fair | child Wheeler, Mrs. c. A. Bald win, Miss Henrietta Bishop, Mrs. I. De- Yer Warner and Mrs ". T. Havt- land.
 Miss Gladys B. Green, Home De- monstrating agent, held a demonstra- tion on millinery at the Longfellow school last night when S9 girls were present. It has been suggested by the girls at the meeting to have fol- low-up demonstrations every week when they learn the secrets of mak- ing up a hat at home.
 Mem bers of the Paugassett Camp Fire girls will hold their reunion on Thursday evening when their guest of honor will be Miss Barbara Deane, recently returned from France, where she has been engaged in the educational work with the A. F. F. Among those planning to attend are Miss Ethel Terry. Miss Daisy wald- man, Miss Anna Lyons, Miss Eleanor Lewis, Miss Hu!da Anderson, Miss Martin Ierlselor, Mrs. Ada Lent, Mrs. 4 gncs Anderson, Miss Maud Ken dall, Miss Ballou, Miss Ruby Boerum and Mrs. Ethel Everett.
 Tho Soldiers and Sailors club on Golden Hill street, which has render ! ed such valuable service for the past ; few rnonths, closed it's doors yester- Hay, turning over all of the furni- ture and equipments to the branch of ; the American Legion in this city. i Much of the success of the club has been due to the untiring devotion of Mrs. Howard Simpson, who served as chairman, Mrs. DElie N. Sperry and Mrs. James L. McGovern. MT. and Mrs. William H. Macdon- aid of New York city are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. H. H. De- Loss, 137 Park place.
 Miss Irene Davis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. S. T. Davis, of Sasco Hill entertained a number of her friends at tea yesterday afternoon at her home.
 Mrs. Benjamin w Brownstein, Brooklawn avenue, wishes to thank all workers on her team who assist ed her in the tagging for the Visiting Nurse Association on Saturday.
 Trapshooting statistics at hand provide us with some interesting facts about some brothers who can, shoot. Mark Arie won the chan- pionship of Illinois, and his brother Nick Arie, won the cham mpionship of Texas. In the Washington Stato shoot we have Frank Troeh winning g the title, and a brother c. M.) beinE the runner-up. In the Eastern Can- adian Championship Sam Vance won the singles title and with his brother. John. won the two man champion ship.
 Leo King. the Giants substitute outfie1der, isn't going much better than Al Wickland, the Yankee re- serve outhelder, though King is not getting into the game as often. Leo has two hits and Al only one. Not much of a second string outf1eld! -~r+
 To make mutton juicy and tender spread a little fat over it and dredgo it with flour ten ninUtes before put ting it in the oven.