The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-14

be held at the home of Mrs. M. J. Rowe of 521 States treet, on the first Thursday of December for the benefit of the Day Nursery. Cards will be played from until in the after- noon and from until 10 in the even- ing. Dancing will be enjoyed from 10 until midnight. A very interesting musical program has also been ar ranged.
 The bridge party had been schedul- United War drive in which Mrs. Rowe of 521- State street, on the first thought it. best to have the bridge postponed until December.
 At a recent meeting of the Mitzpah chapter held at Meriden, Associate Matron Miss Pagon of Bridgeport was one of the honored guests.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Jacoby and daughter of Bridgeport spent the weekend in Litchfield.
 Mrs. Mary Donahue and Mrs. John Donahue of Waterbury were in this city yesterday and attended a requiem high mass that was celebrated at the Sacred Heart church for the late Rose Donahue. Miss Donahue has been a teacher in Waterbury.
 The Women's Liberty chorus are to sing at the mass meeting to be held on Friday night at 7:45 o'clock at the High school in interest of the United War drive.
 The Connecticut Universalist con- vention and WOmen's Universalist Missionary Society of Connecticut held their semi-annual conference in Hartford yesterday. Those who at- tended from this city were Rev. Will liam w. Ross, pastor of the Universal ist church; Mrs. William Sailer, Mrs. John Orton, Mrs. Frank Bishop and Mrs. Fred Tracy.
 Privates Patrick McAbbie, John Todoro and Robert Adair, stationed at the base hospital in New Haven, were entertained on Monday night at the home of Miss Anna Lee on Park avenue. Miss Henrietta McDermott helped Miss Lee entertain.
 Mrs. Rudolf Breetz entertained the members of the Social Star Whist club at her home in Stratford yester- day. Mrs Carl Auth, Mrs. Frank | Fetsch, Mrs. A. Minor Mrs. Ernest Rhoade, Mrs. Henry Mitchell, Mrs. | William Maney, Mrs. Rudolph Breetz,
 
 and Mrs Hiram Winterburn were among those in the party. Dr. Walter H. Brown of the Health 1 Department. attended a meeting of the State Council of Defense health council at Hartford yesterday. 1 Miss Dorothy Sn!ffen has returned to her home on Colorado avenue after enjoying a few days stay with friends in New York city.
 The Bridgeport Art League will meet on Friday of this week for the whole day. The morning class in weaving will commence at 10 o'clock Three looms have been set up and Mrs. A. w. Shook of New York city will be present to instruct the mem bers. A general invitation is extend ed to all who are interested in the art of weaving.
 MT. and Mrs. L. c. Laidlow and daughters, Nellie and tennis LaidloW of Vine street spent delightful few days visit with friends in New Yorf city.
 Captain Louis R. O'Neill has re : ported at Fortress Monroe, Va, afte spending a brief furlough at his home on Beechwood avenue.
 Mae Lydiksen, Julia Stankonas Russell Ardell and Clinton Lee mo tored to New York Tuesday and re viewed the Victory parade. Private Charles Johnson of tn 1o2d Ambulance Co.,, son of MT. an Mrs. Gustave Johnson of Californi street, Stratford, arrived at his hom yesterday after having spent the las
 two months at a base hospital . Fort McHenry. Baltimore, Privat l Johnson had been taken i'll while i active service in France and after be ing confined to a base hospital owe
 there, he had been sent back | | America.
 l Ernest E. Otis, who Is membe l of the Eleventh Coast Artillery com n pany of this city. has been assigne . from the Coast Defenses of Long Is
 land sound to Fortress Monroe, Va
 where he is In the school for nor
 commissioned officers. MT. Otis Is
 son of MT. and Mrs. Edmund R. Ot
 of Electric avenue, Walnut Beach. d pr. Samuel J. Slawson, superinter ;t dent of schools, Is recovering from a
 attack of double pnuemonia. MT 1 S1n rnrSn,n Irhn hn hnpIa Sfrickan wifi