The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-20

Christmas party and big tree has been fixed up for the purpose. Re- treatments will be served and an in- teresting musical program will be enjoyed. All interested are invited to attend.
 Miss Marguerite BoyIan, of the Catholic Charitable Bureau, is spend ing the day in lew York city.
 Miss Celia Allen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Allen of 76 Lenox avenue, has returned from St, Jos- eph's college, Emmetsburg, Mary land, for the Christmas holidays.
 Miss Mildred Horan of Fairfield avenue, has returned from Trinity college, Washington, D. C., for the Christmas vacation.
 Miss Dorothy Leonard, daughter of J. A. Leonard of 121 Freemont street, will spend the holiday vaca- ton with her parents. Miss Leon ard is a student at the Catholic School, New Rochelle, N. Y. Members of the Mosaic club will meet on Tuesday for Red Cross work. iThe regular meetings of the club i will again be resumed after the be- sinntng of the year at the various homes of the members. On Jan. ', the members will hold Christmas o~+yr 7+ or Tassell of North avenue
 The trustees of the Bridgeport Protestant Widows society held a regular meeting today at the Sterling Widows Home.
 Miss Betty Leeds, daughter of MT. and Norman Leeds of Mill Hill ave- nue, has returned from the Four Sea- sons school at Princeton. N J., to spend the Christmas vacation. Members Of the Women's Christian Temperance union will hold an all day meeting at their headquarters, 23s Gilbert street. to do Red Cross work. The members will dress dolls in the afternoon:
 Miss Jeanette Kiskadden. girls work secretary of the Y. W. c. A., will leave for KirIlwood. Mo, because of the death of her brother, Dr. Lloyd Boutwell,.
 Members of the Orient chapter sew ing circle were entertained yester- day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Gerdenier of 77 Elmwood place. The house was tasteful1y dec orated with Christmas greeneries and | @ large tree helped all to enjoy the holiday spirit. The next meeting will be in the form of a New Years party at the home of Mrs. George Hull of 1 Stratford On January 2. The mem ! bers voted to donate $1O to the Sal vation army at the meeting yesterday.
 The Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan | asylum will hold a Victory dance on Sunday evening, December P, for the 1 benefit of. the Home to be opened at l T79 Lafayette street. All members are asked to wear red, white and blue bows as the patriotic scheme will be carried out Mrs Sandhaus oH Wall street, president of the organization, i is anxious to have all members and their friends present So as to make the affair a success.
 Members of the Junior Food army will entertain at the Food centre on State street this afternoon.
 The Christmas social arranged by the members of the Criterion board of the Bridgeport High school sched- uIed for tonight promises to be one ot the great events Of the school For mer members of the school who have returned from the service are expect cd to attend and will be the guests o1 honor. Alumni members and friends
 who are spending the holiday vaca- ton in this city have announced their intentions to be present. MT. and Mrs. T. l.: Caskey, Miss Everett, Miss I<iely, Mir. Hedges and MT. Carr will be the chaperones for the occasion Dancing will commence promptly al 8 o'clock.
 Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver, Col.
 oradIo, will speak at the Y. M. c. A
 gymnasium on Sunday afternoon al
 3:3O o'clock on Some Experiences
 Over There" Judge Lindsey is knJowr Hthe world over for his splendid work in the Denver juvenile court. He has recently returned from the battle front in France.
 Miss Leona Stinetz, a trained nurse of the Bridgeport hospital, is seriously il with pneumoni.
 Clinton Barnum SeeIey, Jr., of In gleside p.ace is i'll at his home with pneumonia.
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