The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-10-29
PERSONALS

H. I. Morris of 165 Catherine street, | who was confined to his home for a few days on account of illness, has and has resumed his duties at the Custom House.
 Edward Bishop of Bridgeport has been visiting Arthur E. Judson of Woodbury.
 Dr. Joseph Meyers spent the week end with his mother of Walingford.
 Mrs. Nelson of Wharf street will entertain the members of the Ladies' Guild of St. Peters church at her home tomorrow afternoon.
 The bi-monthly preparatory ser vice of the Park Street Congregational church will be held Wednesday even- ing. Rev. G. H. Beard will address the meeting and solos will be rendered by Mrs. Weidenhammer.
 Rev. Edward Jerome Webster, one of the most prominent ministers iN Connecticut and a well known lec- turer on topics pertaining to ethics, will lecture in Knights of Pythias hall, 1925 Main street, under the aus pices of the Bridgeport Philosophical society tomorrow night at o'clock. The subject that MT. Webster will take will be Emancipation From Re- igion. A large appreciative audience is anticipated and the ministers of the city are especially invited.
 Congratulations are being received by MT. and Mrs. Carl Rowe of "A Monroe street, upon the arrival of a baby girl born yesterday at their home.
 The Mothers Club held their first meeting of the season at the home of Mrs. James Brereton of 2532 North avenue. George L. Warren of the As sociated Charities was the speaker for the afternoon. The members voted to send a check to the New England | Wanderers Association. The purpose of this club is to help any needy fam | fly and the members are always ready to donate to every good cause. | Announcement is made of the post l ponement of the Halloween party and dance, which was planned for to- morrow night by the Park Avenue Temple Sisterhood, on account of the epidemic.
 The Hebrew Children's Aid Society will meet tonight at 189 State street. A social will follow the business meet ing. Mrs. Lawrence s. Finkelstone is 1 president of the society.
 The Maplewood Community Center league has postponed its regular weekly meeting on account of the in l fluenza epidemic.
 Mrs Emma Lampman of Thomp- son street, Stratford, will be hostess for meeting of the sewing society of the Lincoln circle of the Ladies of the G. A. R. this afternoon at her home
 The Bridgeport Art League vii hold a meeting tomorrow, Wednes-
 day, at 2:30 o'clock in the rooms o1
 the Staples building, on State street
 At this meeting classes in Arts anc
 Crafts will be formed and all mem
 bers whether interested or not are
 requested to be present. Those who
 will not be able to attend are asked
 to telephone to the Art League, tell j ing what class they would wish tt
 join. The teachers will be present a
 this meeting. Before the conclusion
 of the meeting a general discussion
 will be taken up.
 Private Wesley Judson, who Is sta toned at Camp Devens, has returne , to his duties after spending thre
 days furlough at the home of hi grandmother, Mrs. Charlotte Judso
 of Fairfield.
 St. Augustines Red Cross auxiliar , will be open this afternoon for tn
 regular work. The rooms have bee
 closed for some time on account c
 the epidemic.
 ? Mrs. J. P. Omans of 70S Park ave , nue, was elected president of tn r Needlework Guild of America at
 meeting at St. Johns parish hom . yesterday afternoon. Plans weI
 made for a drive of new member
 the membership fee to be two ne = garments a year. All are invited = join the guild. The garments wi t be given to the poor and needy ( s the city.
 = The field musicians of the Fourt e Infantry, Connecticut State Guar will meet at o'clock tonight at u u armory, in order to make prepar; S tions for the participation in the pi e rade for the war work drive ne ;; week.
 D Miss Helen Clark, daughter of Ge
 B. Clark, who is connected with u Board of Recreation and who was A charge of the Old Mill Green pla II ground during the summer has bet q appointed a member of the Executi' y Public School Soccer League. Mi
 Clark is very active in sports and n able to play basketball, baseball, te to his and at several times has oficiat l. as referee in soccer games under u ,d auspices of the Bridgeport Pub
 School Soccer League.
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