Miss Ruth Halsey of Fairview ave
nue, was hostess at a merry coasting
party Monday aifternoon, when she
entertained about twenty of hel
friends. Luncheon was served dur
g the afternoon.
Miss Grace Watt of 66 Tom ThuiriS
street, entertained at a card party,
Monday evening, at her home previ
ous to the supper which was served at
a late hour. An evening of music fol
lowed by dancing was enjoyablj
spent.
The many friends of Miss Hattie
Fagan of Grove street will be pleased
to hear that she is recovering from
injuries received in an automobile ac
cident Saturday.
The Comfort club will' give their
regular weekly bridge at the YD
rooms Thursday afternoon.
The Bridgeport Delphian society
will hold a meeting on Thursday
afternoon at the College rooms on
Washington avenue.
Mrs. Charles E. Weeks of 9 6 Cole
man street will be the hostess at the
meeting of the Thursday Luncheon
club this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Severn of
690 Clinton avenue returned last
evening from Annapolis, where they
went to visit their son, Douglas
is ill with the influenza.
who
The Saturday Evening Bridge club
will meet this week at the home of
Mrs. E. S. Warnes of 96 6 Iranistan
avenue.
Miss Katherine Appel and Louis
Appel of Baltimore, Md., are the
guests of their brother, William Ap
pel, of 7 Bennett street, for several
days.
Miss Flora Cooper of Park avenue
spent the week-end holiday at the
home of her parents in Wilimantic,
Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hickey of 712
Connecticut avenue celebrated their
25th wedding anniversary Sunday
evening when a dinner was given in
their honor. Tho decorations were
very charming, the colors pink and
silver predominating. Those present
were Mr. and Mrs.
