The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-31
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Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw of Sanford place, is entertaining at dancing party at her home tonight in homer of her son Kempton, who Is spend ing his Easter vacation here. He is Q student at Exeter, \. H. PierpOnt Adams will also spend his vacation with his parents. Among the guests this evening will be Miss Betty Leeds, Miss Elizabeth Smith, Miss Julia Wheeler, Miss Sally Lavery. Elwood Stanley and Bradford Boardman. Word has been received from M. J. Cannon, 235 Vine street, that he Is resting comfortably at the Polyclinic hospital, New York city, after a sert- ous operation performed last week, i by pr. Erdman.
 Brjdgeporters who are planning to attend the lecture by Prof. R. l.. l Sanderson of Yale, at New Haven, will take notice of the change in time 1 of the lecture. The meeting will be 1 held on Thursday this week. instead | of Saturday, as usual. His subject ! this week will be Andre Theuriet.' D ! The lectures which started in Febru- ary will continue for two weeks 1 longer.
 Mrs. E. G. Wilson is planning a very interesting program for the can tata at the English Lutheran church on Palm Sunday, April 13. She is l assisted in arranging the program by Miss Florence Umstatter, organist at 1 the church.
 ..1 1 tke Queens Daughters, is arranging g 1 for a minstrel show for the benefit of the French nuns of Milne street, to take place the Easter week. The | French nuns, who are doing philan- thropic work in the city among the poor. are looked after by the Queen | Daughters.
 Joseph Biechele of Davenport street returned from France on the George Washington Thursday and is now the | guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. B. Biechele.
 Among the many Bridgeporters who spent Saturday in New Haven to 1 witness the performance of May 1 time' at the Shubert theatre were Miss Lillian Manning, Miss Agnes Forbes, Miss Kathleen Charles, Miss Marguerite Taylor, of the office staff at the Columbia, Graphophone Co.,, and Miss Peggy Miller of the Y. W. c. A.
 The third of a series of lectures by Frederick M. Armstrong at the Y. W. c. A. at the Lenten Discussion club will be given tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock His subject tomorrow will be A New Spirit for Things Hard to Bear MT. Armstrong's lectures all lead to one general topic on Christian Ideals for a New World" lessons of the great war.
 The regular meeting of the Round Table club on Friday of last week was omitted on account of the Chautauuua lectures at the High school. The meeting this week will be at the home of Miss Mary Walker, 113 HarraI ave- nue and her subject will be French Colonies.
 Miss CIarice Petremont will be the teacher at the class of ceramics at the Bridgeport Art league tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The annual exhibition of the league will begin on Monday evening, April ' and will continue until Friday, April Il. Easter cards, ceram mics, textiles, woven and braided rugs, reed and raffia baskets will be among the artistic articles for inspection.
 Mrs. stephen Murphy of Iranistan avenue will hold a whist party at the Sacred Heart school, tomorrow even ing. for the window fund of the church. This will be the tenth of the parish whist series.
 Miss Grace N. Murray, Fairfield county suffrage organizer, will ad- dress the members of the Bridgeport Hospital Training association at theil meeting on Friday. A very large at tendance is expected to hear Miss Murray.
 Rabbi William B. Wittenstein ad- dressed a number of women and children last night at the Hebrew h. stitute at Kossuth and Burroughs streets on Moses Leading the Jews - Out of Egypt He had a. number o1 interesting slides to illustrate his talk
 The lecture is one of a, series of edu-
 cational discourses which are tal1ins place at the institute.