The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-11-13

couple left for the south where they will make their home.
 MT. and Mrs. John F. Mallen of SC Adams street, announce the arrival of ten pound baby boy. Mrs. Mall len was Miss Helen Quigley before her marriage. Mother and son are doing nicely.
 The Comfort club will meet on Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian church and letters from the boys of the Ambulance Corps will be read. All mothers are invited to attend this meeting as an important discussion of what the club will do for the boys when they come home will take place.
 The Black Rock Red Cross auxiliary met this afternoon at 1:30 in the church rooms for a regular meet ing.
 Members of the Pleiades club were entertained last night at the home of Miss May Cleland of Brooklawn terrace. Music and dancing were the main diversions of the evening. Refreshments were served during the course of the evening. The members of the club include: Miss Helen Wagner, Miss Mary Stuart, Miss Della Lunberg, Miss Margaret Stuart, Miss Lillian Williams, Miss Margaret Hoad- ley. Miss Emma Dundas and Miss Una Keith.
 Mrs. Wells W. Harper, formerly Miss Lida Castle of this city, who had been employed at the advertising de- partment of the Warner Bros Co.,, is in Bridgeport enjoying a visit with her aunt, Mrs. William Faubel of 519 Carroll avenue. Mrs. Harper had been travelling through the states, working in various cities where she had stopped. On August 24 last she married Private Wells H. Harper. On Friday night at the Black Rock church, a cafeteria supper will be served, the proceeds of which will go to the Ladies' Aid society. Mrs. Rod ney Allen, Mrs. Albert Rogers, Mrs. Elmer Snyder and Mrs Elmer Wilson make up the committee in charge. Many members of the Brooklawn | Country club planned to attend the bridge party this afternoon. A lun- cheon will be served after the regular meeting and the members will observe this meeting as part of the peac 1 celebration. 1 AID PERSONALS
 Mir. and Mrs. L. W. Anthony of 526 Atlantic street entertained in honor of Miss Veronica Devlin at a farewell 1 dinner last night at their home on | 526 Atlantic street. Miss Devlin who was doing war work at the [. NJ C. | leaves for Washington, D. C., today, where she will take up a governm ent | position. Among those present at the | farewell party were Miss Lucille An 1 thony, Miss Elida BedeIl, Edward G. Gallagher, H. R. Moore, Charles Ha- ley, MT. and Mrs. A. W. Anthony, Miss Veronica Devlin and Mrs. Edward H. Anthony.
 The Bridgeport Equal Franchise league is planning to send a large delegation to the county suffrage meeting to be held in Danbury on Thursday. Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw is president of this league.
 The Bridgeport Art league will meet at special meeting on Friday at 10 o'clock in the morning and will con- tinue through the day. All league members are invited to the meeting when rug-making and refugee gar ments will be woven from the woolen strips.
 The Luncheon club meets tomorrow at the home of Mrs. W. F. Winthrop Pyle of ITO Washington Terrace. A luncheon will be served followed by knitting for the Red Cross.
 Miss Lena Greenspun of Sanford avenue entertained a number of her Friends at a Watch for peace" party on Sunday night Singing. dancing and games were enjoyed during the watch and a dainty supper was serv- ed during the course of the evening.
 Corporal Henry Schwartz is spending short stay with his par ents on Sanford avenue. Corp Schwartz Is stationed at Fort Schuy- Ter.
 Encouragement is made of the mar riage of Miss Marion Louise Edwards
 daughter of MT and Mrs. Norton L
 Edwards of Pasadena, Cal, formerly
 of this city, and William w. Nichols
 son of MT. and Mrs William J. Mich
 ols of Clinton avenue. The ceremony had been performed on Peace Day