The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-07-16
HOOVER SUPPERAT TEA TIME TAVERN TO ATTRACT MANY Large List of Reservations Made for Affair on
 July 20. MRS. HEATH IN
 PUBLIC NOTICE Lawn Fete of Catholic Char itable Bureau on
 J uly 24.

Reservations for the Hoover sup per at the Tea Time Tavern in Greenfield Hill on Saturday are com ing in fast and up to the present time seventy-nine is the number. The Tavern has always been a most pop ular spot in the summer time and through the medium of the attractive teas that were given ttere weekly tho Thtmble club added a goodly sum to It's treasury, later to be disbursed to the various philanthropic and charit- eble works in which the club has interested itself since it's inception.
 This year tho members felt that It would be contrary to the spirit of conservation that is so manifest in this country and which is' so vital and necessary to have these teas which encourage people to make an added meal each day that was really not necessary. It was thought how ever that Ho"ver supper would be right in line with the spirit of the times and would also provide legiti- mate means of entertainment
 The proceeds of these suppers for the club will no doubt give several during the summer months, are to go into the treasury of the club and 1t wil be applied to the various kinds of war work in which the members are so deeply interested.
 Those who have made their reser- vations thus far include, Miss Austine Futile, Clinton Barnum Seeley, Jr., Mrs. Jarvis Williams, Mrs. Lucien T. Warner, Mrs. Ralph Barker, Mrs. George H. Edwards, Mrs. Dudley Morris, Mrs. c. G. Waldo, Mrs. Flea nor Bartram, Miss Marjorie DeLoss, Mrs. William B. Leigh. Mrs. H. H. Rennen of Southport and Mrs. AL word of Greens Farms.
 A very delectable menu strictly in accordance with the Hoover regula- tions is to be served from 6 to 8. 30 o'clock. The Boys Orchestra will furnish music and there will be danc- ing all evening. To add to the at- tractiveness Of the affair there will be a full moon.
 Further arrangements were made at a meeting last evening of the chairman of the committees that are in charge of the lawn fete that is te be given on Wednesday, July "A by the Catholic Charitable Bureau on the spacious lawns surrounding the Chap. ter House of the Knights of Colum. bus on Washington avenue. Specia plans have been made for the enter. tainment of the children in the after. noon and in the evening the older folk will have full sway.
 An effort has been made to in terest all the Catholic parishes of the city in this fete and the effort ha! | been more than successful. Each one is to be represented by a booth or ar | attraction. In the evening the lawn! will be lighted up by numbers ot Japanese lanterns, there will be mu. sic and fancy dancing and a specia entertainment program that will be most enjoyab1,.
 The various attractions, the par. ishes and those in charge as far a. they have been planned are as fol lows: St. Augustine's: food sale. Nils, May Glennon; Sacred Heart: refresh. ments, Mrs. Catherine Sullivan; St Marys: fancy work, Mrs Mary Leon ard O'Connor; St. Patrick's: cand1 and cigars, Miss Loretta Burns; St Charles, Post Office, Miss Bernadett, Phelan; Blessed Sacrament: fisf pond, Mrs. E. T. Pelf and Mrs. Chas Freeman; St. Anthonys, Flowers anC Fortune Telling, Miss Otihe Steigler St. Stephens, Wheel of Fortune, Mis- Mary Langdon; St. Georges Hoop la," Mrs. Frank Phillips, and Mrs Joseph Elovecky; St. Peters, enter tainment, Mrs. Henry Lee and Mrs. W B. Allen.
 Bridgeport people will be interest