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

lawn pavilion. The main feature of the evening was a grab bag. Dancing. was enjoyed until late hour. c. F. Cliendienst was the chairman of the arrangement committee, and Miss B. Waterbury, Miss c. Pratscher, Mrs. M. Powers and R. L. Arnold, Pat rick Snigg, B. Lampson and S. Albert were his able assistants.
 The Catherine Past Noble Grand Association will meet at the Odd Eel lows hall on Broad street this after noon. Election of officers for the en- suing year will take place.
 Members of the Social Star Whist club were entertained at the home of Mrs. Henry Mitchell of 1114 Park av- enue, yesterday afternoon.
 Boy Scout Troop, No. z, of the Park Avenue Temple will meet tonight at the vestry rooms of the temple with Leonard Asheim, scoutmaster9
 Members of the Bridgeport club had a delightful time last night at their Peace celebration. There was music and dancing, pie and cider Mrs. T. G. Brown, mothsr of Arthur G. Leake, of 65 Poplar street, had made some splendid pumpkin pies for the occasion and they proved to be the main features of the evening.
 Messrs. Ralph T. and Alfred H. F'airchild, have as their guests, Bur- roughs F. Perry, the real estate deal CT, on a motor trip to Florida. Messrs. Fairchild intend to remain in Jack sonville for the winter as Is their cus- tom. MT. Perry's stay will be in- definite as he was called south to at tend to large real estate development proposition on the East Coast and with the exception of the motor trip down, his absence from this city is pupaly upon business.
 The Avignon club held a very suc- l cessful meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. John Bray on Vine street. It was decided by the members to adopt Several members of the club have another French child for the year. also adopted children and through Madame Boissiere of Southern France a great many unfortunate children are being provided for and taken | care of.
 Members of the Women's Liberty Chorus are urgently requested to be present promptly at 8 o'clock tonight at the High school auditorium where 1 they will sing for the Red Cross ben eft
 The Authors club will hold reg ular meeting at the homo of Mrs ! John Wooster of 15 Park street, this week. Mrs. Wooster will have the work for the afternoon.
 Members of the Comfort club of the l 1o2d Ambulance company are re- 1 quested to be present at a special meeting to be held on Friday at 2:30 | o'clock in the afternoon at the Pres ! byterian church. Plans for the bridge party that is to take place a. the home of Mrs. F. E. Lalley will i be made and discussed, and also the i plans for the food sale. Mrs C. F !! Williams of 156 West avenue will
 receive Eontrlbutions for the food and Christmas sale that is to be used for the Welcome Home Fund for the returning soldiers.
 The Round Table Club will mee
 tomorrow night at o'clock at the
 home of Miss Anna stud1ey of 34. John street. The subject for thu
 evening will be Napoleon.
 The Homeland society of the Unit
 ed church will hold a food sale thi
 afternoon at their regular meeting
 All members are requested to b
 present.
 All plans for the dance at tn
 Junior High school tonight at
 O o'clock to be given by tie Maplewoo.
 Community association have bee1
 completed, and a general good tim
 is promised to all who will attend
 Members and friends are cordially in vited and urged not to miss thl event.
 Congratulations are being receive, | pJ MI anu hIS. rIeuC1SSA hy1e
 28S Capitol avenue upon the arriva
 of daughter, born this week at tn
 Bridgeport hospital. The littl daughter has been named Mar
 Eliza beth.
 Mrs Waldo Bryant has donate
 the prize for the bridge party fol
 lowing the luncheon at the Brook
 lawn Country club on Saturday. Bill lie Burke will be featured in tn