The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
QUEENS SOCIETY. HOLD A MEETING. FRIDAY EVENING. Gathering of Federation of Clubs in United Church
 Tomorrow. D. A. R. IS ASKED
 TO HELP THE LOAN Local Smith College Club Is Invited to New Haven Reception.

RecepIlOH.
 Members of the Women's Relief Corps, Elias Howe, Jr., are asked to take especial notice of the fact that on Thursday of this week a number of the state officers are to come here for formal inspection. This in- spection is to take place at 2:30 o'clock in the G. A. R. hall in Frank lin block on Main street. Following this ceremony there will be an lnitfa- ton and supper will be served at 6 O. clock. Mrs. Grace l.. Wedge is president of the Relief Corps and with her co-officers is very desirous that the members of the local corps make a good showing on Thursday.
 Daughters of the American Revolu- ton in Connecticut have been called upon by Mrs. John Laidlaw Buel of Litchfield. the state regent. to contri- bute to the second Liberty. loan, and to give what. help they can in other ways. Connecticut chapters are ask ed, in an open letter by Mrs. Buel. to organize themselves into working units for the Liberty bond campaign, and to cooperate with the loan com mittees already formed in the towns where the chapters are located. The total amounts raised by the chapters vii be reported by the state regent to the national society.
 With regard to Knitting. the letter states that the regents at their an- nual meeting voted to suppy 500 sets of knitted garments, of six pieces each, to the aviation school at Min cola, L. l., which asked for them. Miss Katherine A. Nettleton is to se- cure the necessary wool, and orders may be sent to her at 61 Seymour avenue, Derby. Chapters will be noti- fled when the wool Is ready for dis tributien, and detailed information as to the knitting vii be issued when the wool is sent out. Mrs. Buell. urges the members of the society to dis courage the knitting of unnecessary and wasteful numbers of gay colore6 sweaters by women for their own use. The wool supply. it is under stood. is seriously depleted by such use of it. ,' .estt v .ss.gs~ rzfV Mrs Francis Sanford is to preside at the regular monthly meeting o1 l the Queens Daughters which will bt :. held in the chapel of St. Augustine church on Friday evening at ~' o'clock. Plans for the winters worl 1 are to. be discussed.
 Mrs Samuel c. Shaw, president O. i the Bridgeport Equal Franchise Lea que has called a meeting to be helt t.morrow morning at her home Il Sanford place. The purpose of tn the members in the Food Conserva ton campaign and to plan the worl i for the coming months.
 Members of the Bridgeport Smitl College club have been invited to at tend reception to be given by tn l New Haven Smith college club fo 1 President Nelson of Smith col1eg Saturday Oct. 27, in Professors Jap lson's studio, Woolsey hail. New Ha Iven. President Nelson will spea, and 1t is desired that. all .BridgepoE members wishing to attend motif Miss Jean Paton No. 300 St. Roma street, New Haven.
 I Miss Johnson of Watertown, N. Y is to address the Federation of Club Of the United church at. it's meetin tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock i the church parlors. The young We mems Guild of the church is to ae las hostess.
 Owing to the fact that the member ship in the Young Women's Gull has grown so large the plan of mee1 ling has been changed and in the fu
 ture the meetings will be held ever
 Tuesday in the church parlors at
 o'clock, with the exception of th . first Tuesday in the month when th meeting will be a social afternoon {
 the house of some one of the men
 bers.
 The Mosaic club will meet tomol
 row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in tt ! Seaside club to do Red Cross wor l It has given up it's regular progra.
 for this year deeming the need f.
 the Red Cross work much mol
 pressing.
 The new vested choir of the Soul , church made it's debut yesterday a1 l those who had the pleasure of hea
 ing it were greatly pleased with u = singing. It is under the very able q
 rection of Mrs. Elmer Beardsley WI
 has been organist at the church al tchoir director as we'll for a numb = of years. Mrs. Beardsley has the r trutation of being a choir director
 much skill and this fact alone insur !tke success of the new choir. T vesper services at o'clock whi
 have proven such a feature at tl
 church have started and the che
 will sing every Sunday afternoon
 this time. There is every right to C 8 pect something good from this cht E. of selected voices with Mrs. Beard ley as director. }, In addition to the war relief, R
 Cross, food conservation, health GO
 servation and other patriotic wo that the Camp Fire Girls are doir
 pr. Luther H. Gulick, president
 this movement, has urged it's hundr
 thousand members to help the sale
 the second issue of Liberty Bonds. I
 Gulick said, 'tthey are as safe as o
 government itself. indeed they a part of it. They pay as high a "a
 of interest as Is compatible with eau
 safety in any other investment tn tyour families could make. In ia
 there is no other investment as sal
 You need not hesitate to ask everyo ? you know whether he or she has y
 bought Liberty bond. Rememb
 that Presidsnt Wilson is Honora.