The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1918-05-10
MRS. DANIELS to-
BE RECEIVED BY.
SOCIETY WOMEN
Marcy Sill Wedding Takes
Place-Groom Known
Here
"KEEP SMILING"
ANOTHER SUCCESS
Nurses to Take Part in the
Big Red Cross
Parade

W~AA 4OSO4fC JOS6puuS DdllIGLS,
wife of the Secretary, and entertain
her during her visit to Bridgeport on
Monday, May 20.
The committee named by Mr.. Pierce
is as follows: Mrs. Walter B. I-ashar,
chairman; Mrs. c. N. Worthen, Mrs
K. w. Mcneil, Mrs. John T. King;
Mrs. W. H. Fleck, MRS. ]. G. Ludlum,
Mrs. NJ. K. Zones, Mrs. Charles q.
Sanford, Mrs. Frank T. Staples, Mrs.
John Sterling, Mrs. George w.
Wheeler, Mrs. Archibald Mcneil, ST.,
Mrs. William D. Bishop.
Many women in the city are inter
ested in the 47th annual meeting Of
the New Haven branch of the Wom-
ems Board of Foreign Missions to be
held in the Center church, New Ha-
ven, Tuesday, May IA. The program
fellows:
Morning session 9:15, prayer meet
ing. United Church House-Led by
Mrs. Peter Siebert Goertz.
1000, minutes of the last annual
nieeting-Mrs. Donald W. Porter, re-
cording secretary.
Hymn.
Scripture.
Prayer.
Home Forces in the Campaign
Mrs. w. H. Fairchild, home secretary.
The Junior Reserves-Mrs. Louise
W. Farnam, junior secretary.
Money in the Campaign--Mrs. Edith
Woolsey. treasurer.
War Aspects of Our Foreign Cam
paign-Mrs. A G. Dickerman,. cor
responding secretary.
Representative of the Front Line
DR.. Gurabai Karmarkar and others.
The New Program for the Conquest
tary of the Woman's Board, Boston
Prayer Service-Led by Mrs. Viii
liam Horace Day, Bridgeport.
Elections and appointments. -
Prayer.
Hymn.
1890 Luncheon.
At 1:15 the officers will be glad to
meet the members of the branch in
the assembly room Of Center Church
| house, Temple street.
| SdA VII VI tAO N1d4Al
street, president of the st. Vincent s
hospital Nurses Alumnae Association,
wishes to convey to the graduates OF
| st. Vincents' that they have been cor
| daily hidden to join in the Red Cross
parade on May IS. Those who desire
| to do so are asked to let her know
of their intention not later than May
Is.
Mrs. William Bramann, president
| of the Graduate Nurses Association
Of the Bridgeport hospital would like
the members of the association OF
which she is the head, to take part
in the parade and those who intend
doing so are asked to notify her mo-
later than tomorrow night, Saturday
May II. She resides at 4SS William
street. Those graduate nurses in this
city who come from other hospitals
but who would like to take part il
this parade are asked to notify eithe
Mrs Carroll or Mrs. Bramann.
On Wednesday evening, May 22 tn
Brooklawn Tancing Pavilion will b
the scene of a stirring and interestinj
: dEtlIT WD6n iHG OlTdItStu
Chorus is to hold a Red Cross rally
There have been a number of goo
speakers secured for the occasion an
there will be q number Of selection
by the Liberty Chorus. Arthur John
son, who is the president of the or
ganization, has been rehearsing tn
, Chorus for some weeks and has al
, tanned splendid results. The publ
: is invited to attend.
The Bridgeport Business Women
Club has received a special invitatio
to attend the reception and meetin
D to be given under the auspices of tn
Council of Jeweish Women to be hel
at The Stratfeld on Monday evening
May IS at 8 o'clock. The first porto
Of the meeting is to be given by til
Ensemble Club under the leadershi
of Miss Gertrude Field and Miss Inge
S borg Swenson- Tune, director of mus
b at the Bridgeport Highs chool, is
Il be the soloist of the evening.
The second part of the meeting wi
be given up to addresses. Mrs Ann
Porritt of Hartford. a prominent sui
fragist, and well known in this cit,
. is to give short talk and the speake
of the evening is to be Miss Elsa ALI
berg Of the Department Of ImmigraI
Aid of New York. Her topic is to h
| Characterization" and she shoul
= prove to be a most interesting speake
a Mrs Walter Loewith is the chairma
"a of the committee that arranged fl
: this meeting and it is open to tt
members of the council and the
friends.
= The Red Cross headquarters wisht
to announce that it cordially invite
all women who are engaged in Re
Cross work but who are not affiliate
with any particular group to take pa
in the big Red Cross parade on Ma
lis Any information relative to tn
parade will be very gladly supple
e. from headquarters. Those who marc
n must wear the white apron, the hea
n covering and in addition a white Skin