The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-29

l COIIl0, T the corps The sale netted $10 which is invested in thrift stamps. l Next Friday Mrs. Charles Evans of | 338 Maplewood avenue, will entertain | the members at silver tea, the pro- | ceeds to be invested in stamps also. The meeting yesterday proved to be a very pleasant one.
 Members of the Bridgeport com mittee of the Society of Fatherless Children of France will be at How lands next week to answer questions regarding the exhibition and the work of the society. Plans have been completed for this exhibition, when more than 200 completed gar ments will be shown. Mrs. w. H. ! Ham will receive exhibits which must be in by tomorrow, so that they can be ready for the opening on Monday Exhibits can be left also at Howland's store, in care of MT. | Taylor.
 MT. and Mrs. Peter Oliver, of 179 Linen avenue, gave farewell party at Ln6lr 1dSL L1SI1L 4OI " HI. McGrath, of 1855 Taft avenue, who leaves for Camp Devens tomorrow. MT. McGrath was formerly employed in the Liberty Ordnance Co. Music and dancing were enjoyed and a sup per was served. Among the guests were Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss Helen Drew, Miss Alice Dolan, Miss Bernice Super, Miss Anna Gill, Miss Helen Ward, Miss May Leonard, Miss Lil- Han Oliver, Miss Mildred Oliver, Mrs. Edna Fare, Miss Anna Oliver, Miss Margaret Kelly, Miss Anna Halpin, Joseph Reilly, John White. Thomas | Connor, John Greene, James Hayes, Michael Dolan, James Gill, Patrick Dolan, William McGrath, William O'Rourke, Edward Siemon, James Darley, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gill, MT. and Mrs P. Oliver, MT. and Mrs. T. H. Keeler.
 The April calendar of the Bridge port Art League has been issued. On Monday, April 1, very delightful lecture will be given in Stratfield ball room at 3:45 o'clock. The Hon. B. R. Baumgardt will tell of the Fields and F'jords of Norway, which will be beautifully illustrated. The annual spring exhibition will take place this month, food sale has been arrang- ed and taken all together the April
 program is most interesting.
 A farewell party was given at the Nurses registory on Wednesday eve
 ming in honor of Miss Minnie Kan tack, Miss Rachel Walsh, Miss Nellie
 Reilly and Miss Margaret Grady,
 who have enlisted in the services of
 Uncle Sam.
 Trustees of the Bridgeport Pro-
 testant Widows association will meet
 this afternoon at o'clock in the
 Sterling Widows home.
 St.. Charles auxiliary of the Red
 Cross will hold their regular meeting
 this evening and all the women of
 the parish are invited to attend. A very agreeable surprise was , rendered MT. Lawrence L. Hanley at | nesday evening, when 8 number of his friends gathered together to bid him farewell. MT. Hanley is among
 those who will leave Saturday morn
 ing on the 7:41 train for Camp Dev- ens. Among those who attended were: The Misses Josephine Daley Sue Walcis, Agnes Boyle, Vera Casey Nellie Doty, Nellie Daley, Hazel Dra- gon, Marion Hanley, Helin Reyes Alice Hanley, Mrs. Emily Carlson Mrs Annie Ritchie, Mrs. Catherine Hanley, Mrs. Annie Wren and the
 Messrs. Lawrence Han1ey, Tom
 Sweeney, John Morrisey, Eric Ramm Connie Connors, Francis Connors , | John Callahan, Francis Winn 2 Francis Callahan, John Hanley, Wm Johnson, Charles Hall, John Wallace Fred Van Eggerman, Arthur Com. 7, mette, George Carroll, Harry Smitt
 and Robert Ritchie, James Wren. 4 Corporal George F. Morris, son 0. s MT. and Mrs. George T. Morris of 52i Il Lincoln avenue, has arrived safely il d France according to word which ha! n been received here. Corporal Nor d ris was formerly a member of thu d 304th Infantry at Camp Devens, bu l. later was transferred to the en l. gineers' corps.
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