The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-22

Having been promised by her father $100 for Liberty bond ii she could get four more subscribers to make $500 for the Fourth Liberty loan, Miss Marguerite Sanford, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Francis Sanford of 200 Hazlewood avenue, a fresh man in the High school, went over the top and raised $1,O00 among the High school students on Thursday.
 The Thimble Club will meet on Thursday at o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Field at Brooklawn.
 Anna Kennedy of this city was maid of honor at the wedding of Miss Mollie Flanagan and~ Stanley A. Stockbridge who were married yes terday morning in Meriden. William Bundock, also of this city was best man.
 Joseph Myers. of Bridgeport is stopping with relatives in Meriden.
 Members of the Bridgeport Art League are asked to attend the meet 1IlS OI lIlC eutIdllOu Ol " OlllCI clubs which will be held at the Y. w. c. A. rooms Oct. 31.
 A farewell dinner was rendered Samuel Schur on Sunday night by the members of the Young Mems and Young Women's Hebrew Association in their club rooms. MT. Schur will leave for military duty tomorrow. Dancing and singing was enjoyed by those present. Miss Emma and Miss Martha Krentzfield, and Miss Frances Burlente furnished the music.
 The Four Minute speakers of the High school, Edward Larkin, Edward Leon, Chandler Tesing and Jacob Ab- eson, during the Fourth Liberty loan drive secured subscriptions for 23S bonds amounting to $17,5OO, and the school is indeed proud of their efforts. good share of these bonds were sold among the High school students.
 The St. Elizabeth Guild of St. Johns church meets tonight at 7:3O o'clock at the church. There is large quota of work from the Needle work Guild of America to be filled and every member is requested to be present,
 | Raymond North of the U. S. A. Navy stationed at Bayonne, N. J., spent the | weekend with his parents at their home on Fairmont avenue. 1 Miss Viola Crofut was pleasantly 1 surprised by a few of her friends or Saturday evening in honor of her sev- enteenth birthday. Games and music were enjoyed. Among those present | were Miss Bond, Miss Pious, Miss Brossman, Miss Hamilton, Miss Cro- fut and Mesers. Madison, Schwartz, 1 Green, Phelan, Hoyt ana Simmons. Congratulations are being received | by MT. anad Mrs. Roland G. Lane of l Park avenue upon the arrival of a daughter born to them on Sunday at | the Bridgeport hospital. Mrs Lane was Miss Alice Seeley before her mar riage.
 Lieut.. A. McNeil, Jr., who receiv- ed his commission some time ago has left this city, having been called to active duty in the Naval Overseas de- partment.
 The Audubon society will hold the:l annual meeting in the Fairfield li-
 brary on Saturday at II o'clock
 There will be an illustrated lecture al
 12:30 o'clock regarding herbs, trees and plants. Luncheon will be served | at 90 n'oIno1r 1ofa In oF
 ternoon the members will visit the
 birdcraft museum at Unquowa hill
 The meeting will be simple owing tc
 the influenza epidemic.
 Miss Esther Sniffen of Colorado
 avenue left yesterday for Williman
 tic where she will enter Storrs col
 lege. Miss Sniffen returned from tht l college two weeks ago on account o , the school being closed due to thu
 influenza epidemic.
 The Weatogue Country club Ret } Cross auxiliary will hold a meetin;
 tomorrow from 10 until 5 o'clock
 Luncheon will be served at noon
 Mrs. Robert Siliman of Stratford i
 chairman of this auxiliary and re quests that all members be present a this meeting.
 Lloyd Sleeves who is stationed a
 Pelham Bay is spending a short fur = tough at the home of his parents t MT. and Mrs. William Sleeves of Fair ] field.
 A meeting of the Court Norde
 lodge 129 was held last night an
 was largely attended. Business c
 importance was transacted. Gran n Chief Ranger William T. Myers an number of members of Court Ma rina paid the court a personal visi Il Il This lodge has eight members in tn service.
 C The Bridgeport Philosophical SC 6 ciety will meet tomorrow night S:30 o'clock. at the Knights of Py n thias hall on Main street. An inter esttng lecture program has been al 5 ranged.
 The Queens Daughters have pos
 poned their meeting for the electio e1 of officers on account of the Spanis IA influenza.
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