The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-14

violin. They were accompanied by Miss Elena Regina on the piano. Among those present were MT. and Mrs. Jerome J. Karpf, Miss May Fitz- gerald, Miss Rose Friedman, Miss Frances Moorstein, Miss Elena Re- gina, Mrs. Williams, Max Bernstein and M. Weintraud.
 The West End Hebrew Ladies' Aid society will hold its annual dance in Rakoczi hall tomorrow night. The dance had been planned for Nov. IT, but had been postponed on account of the epidemic All members hold ing tickets dated Nov. IT are notified that they will be accepted.
 Mrs. Charles S. Sanford of 62 Cole man street and Mrs. w. A. Grippen of Marina park, will motor to New York tomorrow to hear the opera, "Daugh- ter of the Regiment" at the Metropol- titan opera house.
 The Service Club will hold a regu- lar meeting on Monday afternoon at liiS 1OIll0 O1 MISS hdlnSTluS anu MISS Cordelia Ford at 27 Rusling Place.
 There will be a special meeting of the executive board of the Mary Silli- man Chapter, D. A. R., on Monday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. F. A. Strong of 2211 Main street.
 Herman Weinstraud, who has been connected with the Ordnance depart ment in this city is leaving for Rich telegraph operator.
 Sergeant-Major William Lavery of Noble avenue, who has been stationed at Fortress Monroe, has been muster ed out of service and is expected home next week.
 The Comfort Club held a very suc- cessful meeting yesterday afternoon at the Presbyterian church. A discus | sion as to the clubs continuation after the war was held and it was decided that it would be good plan to con- | 1AAANS IAAS NlNC . WOL lu6 | sale at the home of Mrs. Charles F. 1 Williams will take place today, and all members and friends are invited to attend.
 The Mothers Club will meet on | Monday afternoon from until $ o'clock at the home of Mrs. R. c. Adams on Howard avenue, for a special meeting. The Christmas toys that had been donated by the mem bers will be prepared for immediate mailing to the poor children of the city.
 All captains, lieutenants, and work. CTS on the Red Cross teams for Sun day are most urgently requested to at. tend the meeting at the Armory thi. evening at o'clock. pr. David Hughes 9ne of the best known speak. CTS in the country will be there to tel Of the needs of the Red Cross. Dr Hughes is one of the two member, surviving from a family of IA iron the war. The Red Cross committee consider themselves fortunate in ob taining Dr. Hughes services and th, public is invited to come and hea- him.
 The Hebrew Ladies' Aid societ, will hold special meeting on Tues
 day, Dec. .S17, at 2:30 o'clock at tn, Newfield building. All members ar
 urged to attend as important bushes is to be transacted.
 s At a meeting of the Catherine Pas Noble Grand lodge held at the Ma } sonic Temple on Broad street, Mis-
 Josephine Kuhl was elected president
 Other members elected are Mrs
 George A. Bramann of Charity lodge first vice president; Mrs. W. Wake,
 second vice president; Mrs. c. lam
 merhirt of Friendship lodge, secre
 tary' and Mrs. Augusta Roth c
 Friendship lodge, treasurer. The many friends of Miss Nata1i
 Baker, daughter of MT. and Mrs. 4
 M. Baker of 60 Benham avenue. wh
 mad gathered at her home to take pa,
 at a dinner party, were pleasant
 surprised when Miss Bakers enra ge
 ment to George Leonard Myers Jr
 son Of MT and Mrs. George L. NIye1
 of 632 East Main street was announc ed. Both young people have a hoi |, or friends in this city and are yer - well known. They are graduates ( the Bridgeport High school. Mjs t Baker is employed at the Moder e Manufacturing Co. and MT. Myers
 I1rit1 tho Tra-a
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Bishop an
 daughter, Henrietta Bishop of Wasf y ington avenue, and MT. and Mrs. E l. mer H. Ravens of Clinton avenue al It expected to return from trip to tt o Maine woods today.
 p Mrs Walter B. Lashar of CIiHtc ,f avenue, who has been out of town fc It the past few days, will return hon 10 next week.
 in Congratulations are being receive 10 by MT. and Mrs. Basil McAxey l. State street upon the arrival Of baby daughter born yesterday at the -n home. Mrs. McAvoy was Miss Franc G. McNamee before her marriage. H The Charity lodge held a meetiI
 in their rooms at 1889 Broad stre d on Thursday evening, and many met ia bers were initiated. Following t ns meeting light refreshments we ~, served.
 he It was decided by the directors
 the St. Vincents Day nursery at the
 meeting held yesterday afternoon
 l onen the NlIrserv nnA week fro