The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-16
RED CROSS DRIVE WILL
 CONTINUE DURING WEEK
 FOR FACTORY WORKERS
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George c Hawman of the U. 5. navy, spent the weekend with his parents, MT. and Mrs, Samuel c. Hawman 297 South avenue, and was rendered a reception by a large party of friends Sunday night, MT. flaw man is first class petty officer in the Blueiacket Guards, stationed at the Newport Naval Station. He was formerly employed in the composing room of The Times.
 The Algonquin Club, through their entertainment committee, consisting of Charles A. Logan, Jr., Frank S. Trumbull, and Harry D, Husted an- nounces an entertainment and dinner dance with Speiders orchestra for Tuesday evening, Dec. 31, New Years eve, for members and their lady friends. The club will celebrate New Years day as usual Speidels orches- tra. Luncheon to g D. III. Mem l bers are limited to one guest, Dr. Morris Korshet of Passaic, N. J, will appear before the members of the Bridgeport Philosophical so- ciety on Wednesday night at their | rooms in the Knights of Pythias hall, | "Philosophy of Materialism" will be | pr. Korshets subject. Ryan Walker, i the cartoonist of countrywide fame, will also be present to entertain with his illustrations
 The meeting of the Brooklawn Child | Welfare circle scheduled to take place tomorrow at the home of Mrs Stanley has been postponed until further mo- tice, on account of the illness of the president Mrs. Harry J. Ward. MT. and Mrs Henry Dworkin of 915 Howard avenue are entertaining their son. Louis, a student at Lehigh uni versity, who is spending a ten day va
 cation here.
 Miss Birdie Reich of 112 Lorraine
 street spent the weekend in New
 York city as the guest of friends
 Miss Sarah Slotnick of Seaview ave- nue entertained few of her friends last night at her home. Singing and dancing were enjoyed Refreshments were also served
 Mrs. Martin Rome of Newfield ave nue is convalescing after an opera tion performed at the Bridgeport hos ipitaL
 The Junior students at the City , Normal school will hold their first class dance on Friday. Christmas decorations will be used. Members of the Contemporary club will meet on Thursday night with Judge and Mrs. Morris B. Beardsley of 23O Park place. Isaac Marcosson
 will be the speaker of the evening
 Lieutenant and Mrs. John Field o1 Brooklawn avenue spent the week
 end in New York city.
 The prize at the bridge whist party 1 held at the Brooklawn Country cJut
 was awarded Mrs. Kenneth Weeks ' Mrs Charles G. Waldo donated the
 prize Members of the club will meet ' on Friday to make preparations fol
 Christmas and for the month of Jan 1 uary.
 s Mrs. William ID. Bishop of Court 4 Hand hill opened her home this morn 8 ling for an important meeting of tht 6 icommittee in charge of the work O = the Fatherless Children of France.
 Miss Ada Sniffen of S4S Colorado
 avenue spent the weekend in Nev
 York as the guest of friends.
 Miss Loretta Schietinger of 1G8
 Main street will be hostess at meet
 ing of the Sew. E. z. club at he
 home this evening. The novelty o
 the meeting will be a Christmas gra , 2 bag.
 Private John Keane of Cedar stree
 spent the weekend with friends i this city, returning last night to Cam
 Devens where he is being treated a ,I the base hospital. Private Keans re - turned from France few months az with severe wounds in his right leg. ,ot The Young Womans Guild, Unite - Church, will meet tomorrow at th =. church for a regular meeting. -l The members of the Young Men
 and Young Womens Hebrew associs ton held their second monthly danC '- at their rooms on State street. Dant
 ing was enjoyed until a late hou I1 There was also very pleasing conce r by the orchestra that helped to maE oa evening enjoyable.
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 the form of a minstrel show tonigl i.- in Colonial hall A number of we ,tN- ,known members of the parish W. DS take part Miss Mary Kelly is chai ne man of the committee and Miss Ii 'IC Iian Sullivan, organist of the churt
 has arranged as unusually interesti1 musical program.
 eu Mrs. R M. Lowell of 941 Ea ne Broadway, StratfOrd, held a sale U! canned vegetables from the Cannil Oy Kitchen today from until ocloc ng
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