The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-28

w OnenS CHrlSIlan aSSOc1atlOn was | held at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon. Halloween will be celebrated on Thursday night with a special party | of all the Thursday clubs following | the regular club meetings and Red | Cross work. On Friday night the Do | Shi Kai club will hold a masquerade | dance.
 Mrs. Wallace Welch of this city is visiting Mrs. Charles B. Daken of Hotchkissville.
 MT. and Mrs. James Martin of Stratford, were pleasantly surprised by a large number of friends on Sat urday evening at their home. The evening was passed with various kinds of games.
 Announcement is made of the post ponement of the Tuesday Bridge club meeting which was to be held tomor- row, on account of the epidemic. Members of the Liberty chorus are most urgently requested to be present at the rehearsal tomorrow night at the Y. M. c. A. rooms. The follow ing songs will be practiced: Belgian National Anthem" "Gallop Garibal- di." How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning." Lorraine" and "Intercess- | ory Hymn"
 The Mems League of the Park | street Congregational church will hold | an interesting meeting tomorrow in the church parlors at o'clock. Plans | for the year will be made. | Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Grace sparneli Treganowan and Dr. William Colin | Reichenbach of Hartford, which took place Saturday evening in St. Johns | Episcopal church. Rev. Stephen | Fish Sherman. Jr., off1ciated. Fol lowing a wedding supper and an in- formal reception, the bridal couple left for Atlantic City. Both have many friends in this city and will make their home here.
 Miss Sophie Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. Smith of Fairfield ave- nue, left last night for New York city where she was ordered to report for a short preliminary training be- fore sailing for France as a worker in the hospital hut service. Miss Smith offered her services to this branch of work several months ago. Lieutenant and Mrs. Bertram Aims worth of Fairfield. are rejoicing over | ( f low morning, The newcomer has been named Reriram, Jr. Mrs. Ainsworth
 was Miss Edith Riker before her mar
 riage.
 Dr. Daniel Griffin of East Main
 street, is entirely recovered after his
 recent illness
 John Walsh of the U. s. Navy spent | the weekend with his mother, Mrs. Margaret Walsh of Black Rock ave- , nue.
 Dr. Benjamin White of 422 State
 street, is resting comfortably at the
 Bridgeport hospital, following an op- eration, performed last week. , Mrs. Alfred Zones was hostess for ] the regular Saturday afternoon tea at 7 the Brooklawn Country club. After
 dinner, many remained for the mev-
 Ing pictures, which have become {
 pleasing feature to the Saturday par l ties. Nearly 200 reservations for tht } dinner for the Halloween party or I Wednesday night have already beer al made. Ii promises to be a gala af
 fair indeed
 Roger Sherman Child of Fairfield
 a member of the Naval Reserve fore 6 and of the class of 1918 of Yale, nov ,- stationed at San Juan, Porto Rico, il
 a recent letter to his father, Frank { ,s Child, D. D., gave a graphic descrip :, tion and account of the earthquak ,+ in Porto Rico which occurred Octo I Der II.
 A regular meeting of the Youn Women's Guild, United ch-rch, wi n be held tomorrow afternoon at ,+ o'clock. Red Cross work will b ts done, Es