The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-01

will take place. i The Dramatic club of st. PauTs church prepared an excellent enter | tainment last night at the Parish . house entitled "A Regiment of Two" | The cast was made up of a group of ] talented young people who presented | the characters in the thrce-part play l let with force and ability. Those in the cast taking part were L, Worthy, W. J. Barton. W. Watson, R. Schaal- man. W. Waver, J. L. Peabody, Mrs. E. Sanford, Miss V. Haun. Miss c. Beers, Miss E. Fox. Following the entertainment, dancing was enjoyed A Japanese play, Cherry Blossom" and fair will be held by the Young Peoples societies of Trinity Episcopal church, tonight, in the Parish house, at 7:45 o'clock, under the auspices of St. Mavy's guild Delightful deCora- tions in Japanese with cherry bloss oms will make the attractive back ground for the stage. Miss Edna Schana will be Cherry Blossoms" and will be assisted by the following characters: Miss KiOta, Miss Marion DequeteviIIe; Shari-hotsu, Miss Jose phine Blackman; Mrs. Peace street, Miss Emma Carney: Miss Nina Req
 
 lyanna, Mss Beatrice Half, and liar old Armstrong, Miss Dorothy Lyon. Chester Harrison will play excerpts from the "Mikado." which will be an other interesting feature at the enter tainment Miss Dorothy Lyon has coached the play,
 At the annual luncheon of the Rector's chapter of St. Johns Epis-
 
 Maud Clarson was elected president; Miss Minnie Walters and Mrs. Max well Sterling, vice-presidents; Miss Annie Moody, secretary and Miss Mary Shelton, treasurer. The chap ter will continue to meet until the Red Cross work is completed.
 The dance given under the aus pices of the Hebrew ChiIdren's Aid society last night at the Brooklawn pavilion was a huge success. There were several hundred present The proceeds will be used by the society with which to carry on it's good work.
 Rev. H. c. Woodruff, pastor of the Black Rock Congregational church, is attending a conference of the Fed eration of Churches at Cleveland, Ohio.
 The last dance of the season of the Map1ewood Community association, will be held at the Junior High tied to adult members of the Maple wood community only
 Miss Florence Hastings Merchant street will spend the weekend in New York city where she will be the guest of Mrs. Harvey S. Chatdeld.
 The annual meeting of the Wed nesday Afternoon Musical club will be held on May II at 3:3O o'clock in the afternoon, at the Stratfield ho- tel.
 The Bridgeport Charter Rebekah Lodge will hold a whist, tomorrow afternoon, at 2:5O o'clock at odd Fellows hall, Broad street. The com mittee in charge of the party are Mrs. A. Tesch, Mrs. Garry French and Mrs. Aston. The lodge will hold wnists every Friday afternoon at the hall, at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
 Mrs. Alfred B. Beers, Fairfield ave nue, was hostess at a. bridge party given for the benefit of the Women'S s Relief corps, G. A. R., yesterday af- ternoon at her home. Seventeen ta- bles had been prettly arranged with a prize for each table. Mrs. Beers committee included Mrs. Ruth H. Huntoon, Mrs Fred Hinderer, Mrs. D. c. Black, Mrs. William K. Mix, Mrs. Charles Evans, Mrs. M. A. War riner, Mrs. Thune, Mss Sara Boudren and Mrs. A. A. Libby.
 Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Lucille Anthony, Edna avenue, and J. Harry Devlin Chicago, III, which took place at St Charles reCtory yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. MT. and Mrs. F. H Anthony, were the only attendants Following a wedding dinner served al the Stratfield, the couple left for their honeymoon to be spent in the Southern states. Miss Anthony was an employe at the BiIton Machine Tool company, and the office force went in a body to see the couple of at the station. MT. and Mrs. Devlir will make their home in Chicago.
 Members of the Opportunity clut of the Universa.list church are asked to note that the meeting has beer omitted this week. The club vii meet next week at the usual time.
 ArS. Fred stevens, Lawrence SJ. New Haven, will be hostess at tn, next meeting of the Wednesda! Morning Art club Mrs. Stevens vii entertain the members of the clul at luncheon. Members will motor t, New Haven
 A very interesting illustrated lee ture on ''The Picturesque Southwest will be given by Rev. H. c. Woodruff of the Black Rock Congregations church, Sunday evening at 7:3t o'clock at the church. A cordial in vitation is extended to all.
 At a meeting for nurses in the city held last night at the Welfare build
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