The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-12-03
MISS ANGEL TO SPEAK TO WOMEN ADMINISTRATIONS All Women's Organizations to Meet In Art League Rooms
 Wednesday. ANNUAL FAIR
 OF RECTOR'S GUILD Food Sale at Huntington Road School on Thursday
 Afternoon.


 terested in carrying out the necessary observance of the Hoover plan in re- gard to the conservation of food are urged to attend the meeting to be held in the rooms of the Bridgeport Art League on Wednesday afternoon, December 5, at 2:30 o'clock This meeting is under the auspices of the fairfield County Farm Bureau that is working in cooperation with the Federal government. Miss Elizabeth AngelI who spoke to the women who acted as generals in the recent food campaign at a meeting at the home of Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw will be the speaker.
 Miss Angel will present to those who attend the meeting the great ne- cessity for taking up this war work. Whether or not a war emergency kit ;hen will be established will be deter lined and if Ehis plan is found not 0 be feasible other work will be talk en up. Some furtheranca of the food campaign is absolutely necessary and Miss Angell will explain very clearly why this is so.
 On Wednesday at the rectory of Christ church, the home of Rev. and Mrs. John G. Stadtler, 402 Golden Hill street, the Rector's Guild of the church will have it's annual fair and supper. It will last during the after noon and evening and from to a supper will be served a la carte. The ladies of this guild have established a reputation for tasty menus, and this a1 oIJ 5 conservation rules so that there will be more interest than ever in the SUD- per. There will be a fancy work ta- ble, children's table, a candy table, at which delicious homemade confec- tfons will be sold, all of which will have been made without using any sugar.
 Those who will have charge of the different tables are:
 Fancy work table-Mrs. Harry Tou- |cey, Mrs. Louis Edwards and Mrs. Harry Terrill.
 Fancy bags-Mrs. A. B. Beers, IT,, Mrs. Percy Brown and Mrs. Frank M. Tukey.
 Candy table-Mrs. Frank B. Love- grove, Miss Edith Bibbins.
 E Apron table-Miss Emma Moss, Miss Lillian selbie, Mrs. Frederick A. Cooper, Mrs. Charles Campbell.
 Food table-NIrs. Ernest B. Crocker, Mrs. Frank P. Bump, Mrs. Ralph Beers.
 Children's table-Mrs. William Mar amore, Mrs. Russell H. Whiting.
 Supper table-Mrs. Robert Eadie, Mrs John H. Beach, Mrs. W. L. Heajdon, Mrs. George H. Roberts, Mrs. Henry D'Ollier, Mrs. Roland Lane, Mrs. Charles Gregory, Miss Lydia Northrop, Miss Alberta Joudrey and Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick.
 The Young Woman's Guild of the United church will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors at 3 o'clock. At this time final arrangements will be made for the annual fair of the Guild which is to be held at the home of Miss Chary Smith 954 Park avenue, on Fri day afternon, December 2.
 Miss Edith Porter is to be the hostess for the regular meeting of the Mosaic club tomorrow afternoon at  Cross work will occupy the attention of the members.
 On Thursday afternoon at l; o'clock in the Huntington Road school there will be a sale of fancy work and food for the benefit of the Parent-Teach- ers' Association of the school. All the mothers and friends of the chill dren are invited to attend. Miss M. A. Ford, the principal, is to serve tea on the floor above where the sale will be held. Miss Gertl dde Curnias is to have charge of the children's table; Miss Emma Solari of the teachers table; Mrs. August Lieberum of the mothers table; Miss Elizabeth Pierce and Miss Ella Kane of the Christmas Card sale and Mrs. Neefus and Mrs. Banks of the food and canned goods.