The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-19
RED CROSS FETE AT SOPHIE'S TEA ROOM TOMORROW Hull Mccarthy Wedding Will Be Solemnized
 Tomorrow RULE FOR NURSES
 ENROLMENT Large Number to Attend Hoover Supper at Tea
 Time Tavern

Owing to the storm on last Satur- day afternoon the lawn fete that was to have been given at Sophie's Tea Room was postponed and will be held tomorrow afternoon and evening. There will be an interesting program, with music and dancing to say noth- ing of delicious cakes and other re- treatments. This tea room, which is one of the best known places of the kind, is rght on the Newtown road and is very easy of access. The pro ceeds from this affair are to be de- voted to the Botsford division of the Newtown Red Cross.
 Among those from. this city who have stopped in recently at the tea room while out motoring are: Mrs F. c. Basick, Mrs. c. L. Fenton, Mrs R. M. Sperry, Miss Amelia Beardsley, and Mrs. H. A. Strons of Denver, Col; Mrs A. E. Macdonald and Mrs. F. M. Hammond; Mrs. G. F Hadley and Miss Emma Druen; Miss Doris Tay- Tor, Cheshire, O; Miss Sarah Wilmot and Miss Margaret OIiphant; Miss Genevieve Brown and Miss Mildred Horan; MT. and Mrs. J. c. Stanley ad MT. ad Mrs. H. G. Smith; MT. ad Mrs. Edward Foster and MT. and Mrs w. P. Allen; Mrs. Harry E. Husted, Mrs. Robert Beers, Mrs. c. A. Paul and Mrs. Charles Logan. Owing to the fact that there seems to be some difficulty in understanding under just what conditions nurses can enroll for service the local committee D through it's chairman, Mrs Winifred M. Bramann has issued the following statement which is perfectly clear: "The local committee of Red Cross nursing service wish to inform grad uate nurses in Bridgeport of the fol- lowing ruling, which has just been re- 1 ceived from the New York division: A nurse is eligible for enrolment in the Red Cross for military service no matter how many brothers she has in the army, or in any other form of ser vice. The bar for nurses applies only to those nurses who are going over under the Red Cross for civilian pur- poses"
 Further reservations which bring l the number for the Hoover supper at the Tea Time Tavern tomorrow evening from 6 to 8:30 under the auspices of the Thimble club up to
 12O are as follows: Miss Alice Curtis, Erwin s. Jennings, Mrs. Moody of 1 Greenfield Hill, Mrs. A. w. Paige, | Miss Louise Warren, Mrs. H. A. Bish-
 op, Mrs. F. R. Pleasanton, Mrs. Phil | lip B. Warner, Mrs. Dwight Wheel
 CT, Mrs. R. S. Hincks and Mrs. Stiles
 Goodsell.
 On Wednesday evening Mrs. P. F. 1 Warden gave a miscellaneous shower
 at her home on Lewis street, in com
 pliment to Miss Ella Mccarthy who is to marry Sergeant Joseph Hull, an instructor at the Wentworth Institute in Boston, Mass, tomorrow morning
 at the Sacred Heart church. Miss l Mccarthy received a large number of | handsome and useful gifts and the
 rooms were very attracttveIy decorat-
 ed with wild flowers and the national emblem. Those who were present at
 the shower were: Miss Ella McCar-
 thy, Miss Mary Hull, Miss Mary
 Keefe, Miss Harriet Keefe, Miss Eliza
 beth McNamara, Miss May McNa- mara, MISS Mary E1edney, MISS Mary Cullen, Miss Margaret Maloney, Miss
 Ada Batche1lor, Miss Margaret Mo
 Carthy. Miss Ruth Mccarthy, Miss
 Katherine Mccarthy, Miss Florence
 O'Connor, Miss Marie Oates. Miss
 Katharine Delaney. Miss Ada Killian
 Miss Bessie Sullivan, Miss Celia Nor
 timer, Mrs. Mary Mccarthy of An
 sonia, Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Mrs
 William E. Mccarthy, Mrs. F. E. Hal
 sey, Mrs. J. Coley. Mrs. D. W. Delaney
 Mrs. George Drolette, Mrs. J. Ban
 non and Mrs. P. F. Warden.
 ] Miss Irene Conner and Miss Elsie !, Conner, daughters of MT. and Mrs George Conner are to take part ir
 the out of door fete to be given al Morningside park the first week ir
 August. Practically the same pro- : gram will be given that was so sue : cessfully put on in Milford recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. W. B ] Mccarthy under the direction of Mis-. Geneva Wilson and Miss Julia Roger: Beach.