The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-05
THE FOOD SAVING CAMP PAICNCL0SES
 NEXT WEDNESDAY,
Bad Weather of Last Week Causes Extension of Plans
 Closing Time
UNIVERSALIST CLUB
 TO MEET TOMORROW
Food Workers In 12th Dis trict Make the Record
 of Campaign

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 Word was received. from headquar- ters on Saturday by the Food Con- servatiqp committee in this city that owing to the fact of the bad weather on Tuesday of last week which virtu- ally cut off a day for campaigning that time for obtaining signatures would be extended until Wednesday of this week In number of 'n- stances it has been necessary for the workers to return to houses not once but several times and this, of course has made it very hard to cover the districts in the allotted time. The workers and the members of the com nlittee feel sure that with this extra days it will be possible to get the desired number of signatures and per- haps@ even exceed the number allot- ted to this city.
 l Mrs. F. E. Pickett general in charge of the Twelfth District in the Food }Conservatfon Campaign had a. very able staff of captains and workers and made an enyfab1e record. They are as follows: Mrs. R. D. Baird, cap tain; Mrs Theodore Masse, Mrs. Louis l Kuppee, Mrs. Alice Barkerh Mrs Jennie Bird, Mrs. P. J. Miles, Mrs. :IGeorge Guggenheim, Mrs. R. J. Baird, Mrs. B. Roberts, Mrs. Sassenbury, and Mrs. Konradyt.
 T Mrs. William, Jepson, captain: Mrs. iC. Clark, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Sam uel Lister, Mrs. Annie Prior, Mrs. l.. !. Mullen, Mrs. J. Stanhope, Mrs, E. J. Felix, Hiss Helen Cushman, Miss M. ,, Grant, Miss G. Hughley, Miss May Ashman, Miss Violet Reichel, Miss McMu1len.
 I Mrs. Richard Howell, captain: Mrs. Weimann, Mrs. George Mara, Miss l Florence Hunt and Miss Hazel I Thompson.
 s Mrs. B. H. Russell, captain: Mrs. Whitehead, Mrs. Milton Bassett, Mrs. J. G. Porter, Mrs. B. A. Porter, Mrs. Case, Mrs. T. E. Kirby, Mrs. Schwerd- tie. Mrs Warden, Mrs. Krouse, Mrs. B. Dower, Miss Charlotte Rebstock
 Mrs. Alfred O'Dell. captain: Mrs. Knapp. Mfs. w.. Card, Mrs. W. D.. Williams, Mrs. R. Jeliff, Mrs. A. L.. Krause, Mrs J. Buckley. Mrs. J. Brown, Mrs. H. E. Jowett, Mrs. M. Feydt, Mrs. G.i Dugan, Mrs. H. Bish- op, Mrs. Post and Miss H. Rodgers.
 Miss Bessie Brady was entertained Friday evening with kitchen shower at her home, No. IA Keeler avenue. Music and dancing were enjoyed and 8 dainty lunch was served. Those present were Miss Ira Banks, Buelah Banks, Mabel Banks, May Harris, Helen Harris. Mrs. J. Harris, Rose Baldwin. Josephine Baldwin, Ruth and Alice Brady, Mrs. F. c. Brady, Mrs. Edmund Hart, Marjorie Hart, Fred Curtis, Frank Brady, J. Patrick Carroll, O. August Scholz. E. Joseph | IT T,- Joseph Carroll is to take place Nov. 7th, was formerly a supervisor at the local telephone exchange. MT. Carroll is an expert toolmaker with the Singer Mfg. Co.
 On Saturday evening of this week there win be another program of moving pictures at the Rrook1awn Country club following the regular weekly dinner, similar to that which was so successful week ago. Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler has charge of the arrangements.
 Mrs. A. J. Barnard of Spring street, who formerly resided in New Haven and is a member of the Mayfiower Sunshine branch of that city, enter tained the members of the branch to- day at her home. It was the regular monthly meeting and quite a bit of important business was transacted.
 The Universalist Woman's club of the Universalist church will meet to- morrow. afternoon at 8 o'clock with Mrs. w, l.. Saiier at her home on Washington avenue. It is to be "Woman's Party and the program Is in charge of Mrs. John orten.
 Members of the Bridgeport Philo- sophica1 society will have the pleasure of hearing an interesting address on Free Lance and Philosopher" by Henry Rowley of Breeklyn. N. Y. Ed ward J. Bayliss is to he the chairman of the meeting.
 Actual statistics of the number of Camp Fire Girls who are doing their bit for Uncle Sam have been obtained by compiling the annual reports sent into headquarters this month. I1 The number of Camp Fire Girls who are carrying cut Mir. Heever's program for saving food and pre- venting waste ill the home is 68,474. The number of Camp Fire Girls who planted and cultivated gardens this summer was TO, AS.
 There were 37.69o Camp Fire Girls caring for children. thus relieving their mothers and elder women for Red Cross and ether werk.
 The number of Camp Fire Girls who themselves contributed money and made articles for the Red Cross was s3,356.
 The Camp Fire Girls whe carried out the rigorous health program of walking 100 miles month, keeping clean inside and outside, getting nine hours sleep a night, and the rest