The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-22

Miss Margaret E. Grove of 204 Lewis street is planning to spend the weekend with friends in New 1ofk city. Miss Grove is a clerk in one oA the offices at the Liberty Ordnance Co'
 MT. and Mrs. J. Palumbo of Hlgh- land avenue are rejoicing over the ar rival of a IA pound baby boy born 10 them yesterday.
 Max Tendrich of 1S1 Hamilton street returned from New York yes terday where he spent few days.
 Sergeant Raymond Scanlon Of Com pany F, 327th Infantry is recovering from wounds in a French hospital Word to that effect has been recelV- ed by his sister, Miss Catherine Scan lon of Beach street.
 Private George Gottschalk, son of Patrc man and Mrs. Martin Gott- schalk of 673 Barnum avenue, has written to his parents that he hau taken part in some severe fighting at Chateau Thierry and at St. Mihlel' 
 The Animal Rescue League will hold a meeting on Saturday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the office Of Wll- liam B. Burnham of 35 Post Office Arcade, A fuil attendance is request ed as the meeting is very important Another gala affair will take place at the Brooklawn Country Club on Nov. 30 in the form of a Victory Dln- ner Dance, to celebrate the home com- | ing of a number of men who are ex- pected to arrive from the camps Tor Thanksgiving The club rooms will be 1 fttingly decorated with flags of the Allies and the bathrooms will show a multitude of flowers. A large number are planning to attend.
 A very interesting entertainment was held at the Moose hall on Main street last evening under the auspices l of the First Spiritualist church. Mrs H. Barnes, president, arranged g pleasing program. There were severa vocal selections rendered by MT. o | Ovett, Mrs. D. Bierholm and Mrs Gussick Later in the evening re treatments were served. Peters or chestra furnished the music.
 The members of the Red Cross aux Hilary of the Sacred Heart church vii resume their meetings tonight fol
 completion of the vests for tn
 American boys in Siberia.
 The Woman's Missionary society o
 the United Church met this afternoon
 at o'clock in the chapel. A very in teresting talk was given by pr. Emm; Tucker of Porter hospital for womel
 in China.
 Members of the Christian En deavor of the Black Rock Congrega tional church are requested to b ] present at the annual meeting tonigh
 at o'clock in the chapel rooms. Al
 entertainment will follow the regula
 business work.
 The regular meeting of the Ladies
 Aid society will be held on Sunda
 afternoon, Nov. 24, at 3:3O o'clock i
 the meeting room in the Newfiel building. Nomination of officers wi take place and very enjoyable meet
 ing is anticipated.
 The trustees of the. Protestant Wid
 ows' society held a regular meetin
 this morning at the Sterling Widows home on Prospect street
 7 Theodore Wiener, son of Rev. an
 Mrs. H. G. Wiener of 46 Chapel street l spent a few days in this city as tn
 guest of his parents. MT Wiener
 a student at Yale college.
 William Baptist of the U. s. Nav
 recently spent a short leave of ab l sence as the guest of his parents a ) their home, 337 Frank street. 5 Friends of Miss Sophie Haak, . teacher at the Maplewood school, wi
 be grieved to learn that she is seri
 ously i'll with typhoid fever.
 The Barnum District Communit V will gather tonight at o'clock at tn f Barnum school to hold their con . munity meeting. B. R. Bigelow wi o be the chief speaker of the evening 8 Following the talk there will be e pleasant social and all who will a
 tend will enjoy a pleasant evening.
 A large number of prominent SC ciety folk were, present at the Victor ;+ dance held by the Algonquin club la