The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-05-20
.BROOKLAWN CLUB
MAKES PROGRAM
FOR OPENING DAY.
Weatogue Country Club to
Work For Red
Cross.
TO SPEAK ON
RED CROSS WORK
Luncheon Club Clears Com
Portable Sum At It's
Sale.


man of the Woman's Committee of
the Brooklawn Country Club, presfd-
ed at a meeting of the committee held
on Friday at which time arrange
ments were made for the opening day
which i toebe Saturday, June 1. This
Is the first big festive time that the
club has planned for since it was
closed early in the winter in order to
comply with the request of the fuel
administration.
Most of the members are mishty
busy with war work of various de-
scriptions and many of the young
men are now enrolled in one capacity
or another. It is believed that there
must be something to tighten up the
atmosphere of these grave times and
so the club will furnish pleasant
place where the members can find
recreation of the best type.
The plans as made for the opening
day are very attractive. Under the
direction of MRS. Jarvis Williams, Jr.,
there will be an entertainment for the
little people. In the big comfortable
living room of the club there will be
a tea dansant for the boys and girls
of the younger set. Mrs William E.
Seeley has arranged a putting match
for the ladies to be held on the fine
putting green in front of the club
house and prizes for this have been
, offered by Mrs. C. B. Doremus and
Mrs. I. DeVer Warner. In the even
ing there will be a dinner dance and
| from the number of reservations al
ready made it will be one of the larg-
est held at the club in some time.
Mrs. Kenneth Mcneil has been given
| the task of attending to the decora-
lions for the club house. Wfttstein
and Wards orchestra is to furnish the
music for dancing.
Members of the committee who have
charge of the programs during the
summer are: Mrs. D. Fairchld
Wheeler, chairman, Mrs. Ralph Black
burn, Mrs. W. Percy Allen, Miss Hen
rietta Bishop, Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant
Mrs. Murray H. Chaplin, Mrs. Law
renee M. Cornwall, Mrs. David S. Day
Mrs. John Fields, Mrs. George Ger
IRISH, Mrs. Jonathan Grout, Mrs. Ma
than H. Heft, Mrs. Harvey Hubbel1
Mrs. Frank C. Hunt, Mrs. Walter B
Lashar, Mrs. Augustus S. May, Mrs
Guy P. Miller, Mrs. Kenneth W. Nc
Neil. Mrs. Richard Neithercut, Mrs
Charles g. Sanford, Mrs William E
seeley, Mrs. s. P. Senior, Mrs. Fred
\ ericlz A. Strong, Mrs. J. Munson Tom
linson, Mrs. David M. Trecartin, Mrs
Charles G. Waldo, Mrs. ]. Dover War
ner Mrs. William Webb, Mrs. JOIN
Nv. Wheeler, and Mrs. Jarvis VII
Ians, Jr. .....
The social under the auspices of tn
Thursday Luncheon club at the hom
bf Mrs. Charles E. Weeks on Co1ema
street. last week, netted the com
PORTABLE sum of $500, which will b
used to care for the fatherless F'renc
children that the club undertook t
support last year.
Members of the Weatogue Countr
club are to gather there on Wednes
day for Red Cross work. The clu
, will be open from 10 in the mornin
, until 5 in the afternoon. At noon
, light lunch will be served for a nom
inaI charge. The club is to devote
, certain amount of time each month
/ Red Cross work.
One Of the pleasantest Of the dill
: ner dances yet held at the Black Roc
l Shore and Country Club was that {
, Saturday evening. There was vel
$ large attendance and after an exec
lent menu had been served dancir
!, was enjoyed to snappy music furnisl
ed by Speideps orchestra.
= Among those who were dancfr
1 were Dr. and Mrs. Robert Scott, FL
sign Pierce Kane, Ensign Lester Bo
!, tonheim, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene KeI
/, Miss Louise Kelly, Miss Mabel Picket
t Harold Overbaugh, Louis Green, Mi
Madge HoIbrook, Ensign Davis Cal
e Miss Enid Cortright, Mrs. Myrt
|, Bowers, Earring B. Stockman, N
i and Mrs. Clinton Hunter, Mr.. al
Mrs. E. T. Buckingham. Mrs, Sri
c. Biaekman, Archibald Mcneil, J
Miss Ruth Norton, Mr.. and Mrs, Ju
tin Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. A1exand
L. Delaney, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
= Dalgard, Miss Helen Simpson, N
: and Mrs. Brewer Whitney, Mr.. al
II Mrs. Harold Beers, Miss Anna Blu
. dick, A. L. Boeghotz, Mills True, Nj
r Gertrude Hope, Miss Evelyn Bofte
y Miss Lucia Co1ey, Miss M. M. Bake
IF E. WiHterbeider, E. Cashow, Mr.. al
IS Mrs. Harry Lord, Lewis Rewbothal
n John Heffernan, Miss Lenora Heffe
is nan. Miss Nav HeffeTHan, Miss Hell
lie and Miss Louise Plaisted, J, M. RiG
a er, R. w. Hedges Mr.. and Mrs. Re
g. ert Goddard, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J: Lam
3 Miss Daisy Hyde, Bertram VIII
Re Harry Henderson, Frank Ray, \
IS and Mrs. Bradford Seney, Miss Fe
n c. P. McGill, Mr.. Trainor, Miss Ma
If Dugan, Mr., and Mrs. Herman Ian
IL zatelle, Miss Lucy LangzateIle, w
II liam V. Dee, Robert Garrison, Sun
of mer Smith, Paul sipPerly, Miss Mi
ME Melius, Mrs. allegro Kenye
Simon Lake, A. Newman, John Ss
roll, Miss Madeline Gilderslee7
Ralph Hedges, Mr., and Mrs. Arth
Coles. DR.. Roy futile, W. l. Norris.
Members of the Red Cross Aux
iarv of the First Methodist churs
= are reminded that the auxiliary is
meet for work tomorrow afternoon
the church and each member is ask
to invite a friend to help. Mrs.
". Burroughs Tuesday evening cls