The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-03-30
Withstand Dancing for Those
Who Attend Charity Event
At The Stratfield.
TELLS HOW TO USE
WHEAT SUBSTITUTES
Engagement of Miss Edith
G. L.indstrom Announced
By Parents.

| be given by Bridgeport Lodge O.
| Elks at The Stratfeld ball room
Monday evening, whist for the oldel
members who do not care for thu
dancing. There will be excellen
music, and the ball this year prom
| ises to be the most brilliant of the
| series extending over a number o.
years. The proceeds Of the ball are
| used for the filling of Christmas bas
| kets for the tpoor and which are dis.
tributed by the lodge members.
Following are the committees II
charge:
Reception committee - Chairman
Daniel E. Johnson; W. E. Burnham
Joseph E. Hartigan, Clifford B. Will
son, William E. Allen, William T
Meyer, ]. M. O'Connell, Charles R
Jewett, A. L. Delaney, W. P. Kirk
H. A. Mayse, E. J. Lynch, Jr., H. E
Wadham, D. ]. Clifford, F. E. Bal
lard, Charles E. Green, Walter Loe-
| with, DR.. E. F. Blank, Joseph L
| Flint, R. G. Sheridan, Charles E
Keith, DR.. William ]. Mclaughlin
Harry Goldstein, John McDonough
Fred Bartless, ]. A. Rushing, T. J.
Murphy, James Devine, Charles
Miller, Ralph T. Beers, Leonard Ash
elm, F. N. Gilhuley, Carl siemon
John F. Shea, H. NJ Whitney, f. E
Lalley, John T. King, S. w. Seward
| L. A. Nealon, G. R. Hutchinson, W
E. Seeley, A. E. Vincent, C. J. Chad
wick, M. J. Jordan, Jerome Schread
Louis Kutscher, Jr., Richard Dunn
E. P. Lyon, M. ]. Lynders, A. Nc.
Neil, Jr., M. J. Clabby, Walter French
E. T. Gilligan, A T. Fassanello, John
Hotz, John Toole, T. c. Cumming
Albert Lapke, Lester Burdick, D. M
Rowland, David Feuer, L. F. Hall
| Paul L. Miller, J. L. McGovern, J. A
H. Robinson, S. C. Parker, George D
| Roberts, P. J. Kelly, A. B. Randall
H. G. PenfieId, George F. Mara, Louis
| Brock, Loren Delbridge, J. c. Ivers
| Charles C. Mercer, F. G. Mullins
Isaac Moss, Simeon Pease, George
Higgins, Charles Botsford, DR.. eco
A. Davis, Joseph Hubert, S. B. Plot
kin.
mack, chairman; George N. Finkle
stone, John Fitzpatrick, Frank Fun
lie, Thomas Dewitt, William B. Pen
dergast, DR.. J. R. Flynn, w. s. Buck.
ley, Harry Christie, J. C. Hamilton
Harry McCabe, James LAWYER, Geo
Wellington, E. F. McGovern, Johl
L. Hickey, William P. Mealia-
Whist Committee-Chairma DR.
B. B. Plumley, chairman; Thoma!
Reddy, William McGauley, George
10th, DR.. C. A. Ryder, Harry Bow.
man, Dr. F. C. Buckmiller, B. B
Brady, J. F. Bray.
General Arrangements Committee
Lawrence T. Gallagher, Humphre!
A. Moynihan, Henry Greenstein
Russell r. Mead, Hubert J. Donnelly
! James T. Trainor, Alden Fardee, F,
c. Fassenello, John J. Conway ant
Samuel L. Tuthill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lindstrom Of
MOntauk street, Stratfeld, announced
| the engagement. of their daughter
Edith C. Lindstrom, to Francis M
Linley at a party at their home las
evening at which about 20 guests were
lpresent. Mr.. Linley has been employ
GU DIS q Sei1 pCl1ICL1 pOI ASAI IONoI
for Camp Devens, where he will enter
the National Army. Both the young
people are we'll known in the STRAIT,
field section, and have the good wishe!
of hosts of friends. No time has We
been set for the wedding.
| Louis Spector, who left for Cam
Devens this morning, was rendered {
farewell party at the Congress Lunch
Boston and Seaview avenues, las
evening. Music and vocal selection!
were enjoyed, after which he wa!
presented with 4 wrist watch and {
trench set. Those present were a.
follows: A. Harkey. A. Silverman
Mr.. and Mrs w. H McCombs, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Guyett, E. Taub, E
Rankin, DR.. D. Meyer, Miss Florence
Kaufman, John Green, John Clancy
A. Hoffman. E. Holmes, NJ. Kichner
H. Bassett, H. Rausseur, M. Levy, T
Lang, NJ. Cummings, J. Shelley, W
H. Buckley, H. Swa1es, ]. ellison, T
Travis, J. Yursa. W. Ryan, Max Max
well, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Goldberg, G
Goldberg, D. Miller, J. Cohen and
CALDER.
The ladies of Sheridan Circle, G. A
R., gave the members of the Ella
Howe, Jr., post a campfire surpris
Thursday night. Assisted by Troo1
16, the Boy Scouts orchestra an,
Troop % under Scoutmaster E. Ort
$ lopp gave an interesting drill, san
, and helped by their demonstration
: to interest the veterans. 1t was
r complete surprise to the post and wa
conducted by the president. Mrs
f Anna Gregory, assisted by the Mes
= danes Sears, Rahwig, Boyle, Mis-
Beck and others.
j Miss Anita Greenlaw of II World
r avenue entertained the members @
C the Kewpie club at her home las
s night and this meeting proved to be
e delightful miscellaneous shower fo
J, Miss Martha Wynigar who will be
4 come the bride of Herbert Iinsley to
day. Decorations and favors were i
pink and white, and music and dane
/ ing were the diversion of the evening
Miss Wynigar received many beauti
full and useful gifts. Those preser
were Miss Ruth Hill, Miss Lois Hill
! Miss Mae Harris, Miss Josephtn