The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-21
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The Vernon Hall german on Mon day evening in New Haven will in clude q number of prominent wom- en as patronesses, guests, house cha perones, and hostesses. Among the young women who will be the house guests are Miss Lora Tousey and Miss Isabel ROmney, of Bridgeport.
 Dr. W. H. Brown, health officer, will talk on "Contagious Diseases to the Trained Attendant class tonight In the Y. W. c. A This will be the third of q series of lectures on health. All women interested are invited to attend.
 Members of the Y. NJ and Y. ". H. A. formulated plans at a recent meeting held at the association rooms for a public forum. Among the prominent speakers already pro- cured are United States District At torney Crosby of Hartford, Senator Koppelman, also of Hartford, Chas. Lane, former Department of Justice agent in this city, and Senator De- Laney. Meetings will be held or the second and fourth Sundays of the month at 2:30 o'clock.
 Miss Fannie Deckman was hostess at a very successful meeting of the RiplOdd club last night at her home, 495 Jane street, when four new members were initiated. The even ing was entirely devoted to music and vocal selections rendered by sev- eraI members. A dainty buffet Iun- cheon was served later in the even ing. The next meeting will take place on March s, at the home of Miss R. NJ. Erie dman. 93 Cedar street.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone Co. held a dance last night at Colonial ball room with over 300 couples In attendance. Speideps or chestra furnished the appropriate music for the dancing. In charge of the affair were the following: Miss 1T. A. Burdick, treasurer; Miss NJ. s. Engleman. secretary; F. P. Campbell, F. J. Digney, M. J. Foley, H. Gas, I. R. Harney, J. NJ. Hearns. F. Lynes, W. L. AIcEwen, J. J. Rud- dy, W. Stephens, c. H. WiIloughby Miss H. A. Burdick, Miss F. Bur. gess. Miss V Chichester Miss NJ & Engeman Miss E. s. Erwin, Miss C. L. Fenno. Miss F. s. F. Ivens, Miss NJ W. Newell Miss NJ V. Roach Miss F. E. Stendahl. Mrs. C. B. Mitchell. The patrons and patron- esses were MT. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cox Mir and Mrs. w. W. Knight, and sG~ and Mrs. F. E. Hagen.
 Mrs. Reta ChiIde Dorr of Greenwich Village New York, a. woman who represented 21 different newspapers during the days when the present revolution gripped Russiap spoke on the Menace of Bolshevism' under the auspices of the Contemporary club. at the home of MT. and Mrs. Norman Leeds. 15S6 Boston avenue. last night. She urged true-hearted American citizens to unite in the country wide fight for the exterrnina- tion of this movement and to show the organizers, and propaganda. agents of Bolshevism that this country does not foster any love of terror. She told of her experiences in Russia, dur ing the terror and of the wholesale murdering of innocent people. Mrs. Dorr stated that the movement has already gripped this country to such an extent that in many cities amnlu- nition is being stored up by the evil agents and preparations are being made for a riot this coming June.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Klein of Fair field avenue will entertain Rabbi s. s. Wise of New York on Sunday when he will be the principal speaker at the banquet given in his honor by the Zionist organization of this city. Miss Rachel Magrouth and Miss Helen Meurer. of Summit, N. J., will