INTERESTING PERSONAL ITEMS
ABOUT PERSONAGES YOU KNOW
At the annual meeting of the
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
rangement committee. The arrange
ment committee consists of Mrs.
Charles Beet, 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,
41 Merchant street, with Mrs. Jennie
C. Walkley as hostess.
Among the dinner parties at the
Black Rock Country club on Satur
day evening were Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
C. McCarthy, Dr. and Mrs. Roy E.
Tu thill and Mr. and Mrs. Lacey R.
Blackman. The club is making ar
rangements 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
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
1 will be taken up.
Mrs. David Osborne, 336 Park ave
nue, will be hostess at a bridge party
for the benefit of the Sacred Heart
parish, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock.
The Social Star Whist club enter
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
month of March.
