The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-27

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The Bridgeport Equal Franchise League wishes to call the attention Of the public to the coming of Miss Jane Addams, founder of Hull House, to this city as a speaker at the United Church Community Forum on Sunday, Dec. '. Just at the present time all eyes are on Miss Addams, as she is one of the three American women who are suggested as envoys to the Peace Table. The members of the or ganization are urged to do honor by their presence to this woman who stands representative of the highest achievements and services of the womanhood of the 20th century.
 Members of the Brooklawn Country Club are urged to make their reserva- tions for the Saturday dinner as early as possible. The rooms have been artisticalIy decorated with flags of America and of the Allies and the color scheme is both brilliant and patriotic.
 Miss Sally Hopwood will serve a supper tonight at o'clock at the Y. w. c. A. rooms at Beech street, under the auspices of the St. PauTs church. She will be assisted by several mem- bers.
 The Y. W. c. A. will have an old fashioned Thanksgiving dinner tomor- row afternoon for women and girls who are working in the city and whose homes ar 11n hora ThaTo be nominal fee, and it is hoped that | many will take this opportunity to spend delightful Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. A. N. Cheney of 497 Wilmot avenue are expecting their daughter, Joyce Cheney, a student at the Leland Powers school in Boston, for Thanksgiving.
 The Liberty chorus, of which Mrs F. B. Grannis is leader, will sing at | the Thanksgiving services tomorrow morning at the High school. William Savage of the U. s. S. Aurora is spending a few days leave with his parents at their home on 1865 1ranistan avenue.
 Mrs. Winthrop c. Beardsley and son Junior of Chicago are the guests of Mrs. Beardsley's father, Thomas | Thompson, of 43 Anson street. They are planning to Sremain over the ] Christmas holidays
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Driscoll of 331 Park avenue will have as their guests for Thanksgiving, MT. and Mrs. J. H. Driscoll and William Driscon from New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Alfred HaIlock of 1114 Park avenue left this city for Pat chogue, l.. l., where they will spend Thanksgiving as the guests of reIa- lives.
 MT. and Mrs. Murstein of stratford avenue will have as their guests for the weekend Miss Anna Grudtn of New York city.
 Word has been received in this city of the safe arrival overseas of Harry shannon, son of Mrs L. Shannon, of 1 1S0 Harral avenue.
 Miss Ethel Nash, stenogra phy teacher at the Bridgeport High school will spend Thanksgiving at her home in Amherst, Mass
 L. The kindergarten pupils at the F A. Smith Froebel Normal school held a delightful Thanksgiving party at II o'clock this morning. Thanks giving games and stories were enjoy ed and the whole morning session wa, devoted to the entertainment. Tn. pupils at the school are at the pres snt time earnestly engaged in earntn. money for the War Work Campaign and a large sum is expected to be re alized through their untfring effort to help.
 John D. Molloy, son of MT. an
 Mrs. M. M. Molloy, of 113 Austi, street, has left the Central OfficerS Training School of Infantry at Caml
 Lee, Va, to take a government posi- ton at Washington, D. c.
 At the Victory dinner dance cele
 bration of the Black Rock Shore an
 Country club this evening, the spe
 cial feature will be a solo by Maste
 Joe Mason, soloist of the Trinit
 church choir, and another solo b Beatrice Freedman, who has take
 such an active part in the Red Cros
 campaigns and the War Work Drive From to S:30 o'clock, there will b l patriotic concert by SpeideFs or s chestra.
 2 MT. and Mrs. H. Watkins and so 3 of North avenue, are planning t spend Thanksgiving with relatives i r Philadelphia.
 I The members of the Washingto
 Park M. F. church will hold
 Thanksgiving service tonight at tn
 church. Captain Currin of the Sri
 ish navy will be the speaker of th : evening. Mayor Clifford B. Wilso o will be the guest of honor. The1 s will be vocal selections by MI: n Catherine Russell and Miss Fl l. Lundberg. All members are urge e to be present to join in the service. .- At the meeting of the College clu e last evening at the home of Mrs.
 1T. Warner of 61 Broad street, = fine musical program was given. Mi
 Esther Berg, soprano, was the st n 1oist, accompanied by Miss Edr
 Northrop. Miss Bessie Harlow f,