The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-08

ssgHE Gerald Willard Ward, noted bari tone of New York city, will give a recital at the Stratfield ball room on December II at S:3O in the evening for the benefit of the Day Nurseries of the Associated Charities. MT. Ward will be accompanied on the piano by Kate Burr Ward. Mrs. liar vey HubbeIl, chairman of the Day Nurseries, has secured the services of the artists, and it is hoped that they will be given an appreciatiVe reception.
 Mrs. Angus P. Thorne, Mrs. James Mixer and Mrs. H. Willard Fleck were amongst those from Bridgeport who attended the lecture on Mod ern Drama" by Prof. Phelps at Me moriaI Hall, New Haven, on Thurs day.
 Members of the women's Liberty chorus will participate Tn the Arnis- tiees Dav parade on Tuesday. In the evening the chorus will sing at the BrookIawn Country club on the ac- cepfance of an invitation from Mrs. Deyer H. Warner.
 Mrs. H. Willard Fleck, chairman of the hospitality committee for the an- nual convention of the Connecticut Woman Suffrage association, wishes the cooperation of all interested in entertaining and accomm odating the many out of town guests for the three days It is expected that over one vii Q
 In honor of the goth anniversary of their marriage, Rev. and Mrs Alexander Alison, Jr., were rendered a delightful reception last night by the women of the First Presbyt terian church of which Rev. Alison is pas tor The entertainment was held in the school room of the church taste fully decorated for the occasion with palms, chrysanthemums, roses and dahIias Mrs. Alison was presented by the ladies of the church with a tea wagon and a shower of jellies and preserves. Mrs. Carl Foster made the presentation speech. A delightful musical program was ar ranged by Walter M. Bangs and vo- wal selections were rendered by Mrs .arn, ,dith L. Fathers and Louis Fenton :, Can Elmer Joyce at the piano. Miss ice atn Williams gave several pleasing 5aa1 q solos. Following the program 9boo1. dffet luncheon was served. :45.
 4ct Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Alison, tr, of Myrtle avenue are entertain 4 ing at their home, Rev. AIison's par ents, Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Alison of Cold Springs on the Hudson.
 A delightful re-organiza ton dance
 
 ner's Institute by the members of ed about two years ago for the dur ation of the war. Early last month the members who have returned from service, again formed the club. The dance last night was the first of many such affairs to be given during the winter. The hall was very tastefully decorated with cut flowers and palms. About two hundred couples were present. The Ozanam orchestra of seven pieces furnished the fine dance music.
 Mrs. David Hickey and daughter, Miss Lora A. Hickey of Long Hill. spent the weekend at West Cornwall, Conn, where Miss Hickey. who is a pu1i! of Miss Norma Weber of this city, was sOloist at entertainment given under the auspices of the Blaz- Ing Star Chapter. No. 59, o. E. S. Miss Hickey is young singer of much promise and has rich con- tralto voice of a-quality far beyond her years and her work added largely to the success of the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew L. winton and daughter, Miss Mary Winton Of Wilton, Conn.,, spent yesterday with Col and Mrs. Elmer H. Ravens of Clinton avenue.
 Miss Betty Haven, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Elmer H. Ravens, of Clinton avenue. who is a student at the Emma Willard school at Troy. N. Y, will speud next week-en with her pa rents. She will attend tho Yale Princeton games while here.
 Miss Olive Smith of the nurses staff of the Bridgeport hospital. will join he staff of the Visiting Nurse asso- ,iation on Monday.
 There will be an executive board meeting of the Bridgeport Art League on Monday morning at 10 o'clock al she league rooms, 1S9 State street.
 Announcement Is made of the mar riage of Miss Izetta Daven anfs Ar :hur Mogard. which took place last Saturday in Jersey City. N. J. Miss Daven was member of the execu- i've force of the American Grapho- phone company.
 An informal time for both young at the Y. W. c. A. rooms tomorrow women and young men will be held afternoon from to 6 o'clock. There will be music, a short program and refreshments. Such sociable affairs will be held every Sunday afternoon.
 The students of Room BOP of the Bridgeport High school held a most successful bazaar and fair at the school gymnasium yesterday after noon and evening when over $125 , were realized. Fancy articles, fruits iellies and cakes were on sale. The grab bag was very popular and added greatly to the amusement of the af- far. In charge of the various com raittees were Miss Irma Fargo, Miss Marion Finch Miss Dorothy Harri-
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