The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-22


 as the guests of friends
 Samuel Grudin. who has been con- neCted with the Bazaar on East Main street, for the past few months, Will return to his former homo in New York city tonight.
 MT and Mrs. J. Murstein, 140S Stratford avenue, will be the guests of MT and Mrs. A. J. Grudin, New York city, for the weekend.
 Mrs. L. K. Hayes and Mrs. D. J. Condon will be in charge of the whist 10 be held at the Sacred Heart Paro- chIaI school next Monday evening. The whist is one of a series of which the proceeds will he used for new windows in the church. Handsome prizes have been donated 10 be awarded 10 the lucky winners.
 Mrs W. Seymour Lacy. Park ave nue. will be hostess for the meeting of the Wednesday Morning Art club, next week. Mrs. Lacy will have the study paper of the day. the subject of which will be The Middle West Di- gression."
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw If Sanford place. have opened their home at Bedding Ridge for the week end
 Graduate nurses of the Bridgeport Hospital Training school will meet at the Nurses Home on Mill Hill avenue at 8 o'clock on Monday evening. There will be an informal discussion of the nursing problems in this city.
 Ray Gordon. who went to France with 1O3rd Machine Gun Battalion has been promoted to sergeant. He is son of William A. Gordon. secretary of Fraterual Order of Eagles.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Mothers' club will he held on Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the home of Mrs. James I. Brereton, 2532 North avenue. All members are asked to be present.
 Mrs. s. Sandhnus. 86 Wall street, president of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum, is confined to her home from overstrain of the campaign that was conducted by the organization last week. She has the sympathy of a large circle of friends.
 MemD or the SOmLOTt cup nelO q very interesting meeting yesterday afternoon1tsat the Presbyterian club when their guest of honor was Pri- vate John Alhano of the 1o2 Ambu- lance corps. Private Al5ano is one of twelve young men who volunteered to take the test of the trench fever. A very interesting report was given by Mrs. William Dounsbury, chairman of the Welfare Board, of the work done by the board since it's organ ization. It was voted to form a re- Nef fund and hold q dance at the Broollawn Dancing pavilion on We'd nesday, March 26. for the benefit of the canteen station in this city.
 Mrs. George w. HawIey of North avenue, will be hostess for the meet ing of the Thursday Luncheon club at her home next week.
 With the closing of the Choate school for the Easter vacation, the following students will be guests at thoir homes: Webb BassiCk, Marion Wilmot. Harvey ITubben, Norman Leeds Charles II. Armstrong, Donald Granniss, Glover and John Jennings and Nathaniel Bishop. Jr.
 The meeting of the Riplodd which was supposed to have taken place on Thursday at the home of Miss Dora Rosenbaum, Hallett street, has been postponed until next Thursday. March 27, when the members will meet at the home of Mrs. NJ. l.. Williams of 3 Center street extension
 Members of the Bridgeport chapter of the POale Zion society have ar ranged a most interesting concert pro gram for tomorrow evening to take place at Colonial hall at 8 o'clock when some of the most prominent Jewish artists will be heard The program consists of the old, beauti-