The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-21

discharge from the arm.
 Harold Abramson of the Brooklyn Navy Yards, was the house guest of Miss Mildred Berger of 1923 Park avenue, On Satu"Eay and Sunday.
 Collector James L. McGovern of the Custom House has returned from an extended business trip through the State of Conn nccticut.
 MT. and Mrs. A. Murstein, of 14OS Stra ford avenue have as their house guests MT. and Mrs. Sam Friedman and son, Sherwood of Jersey City, N. J.
 Mrs. Frederick Strong of Bridge port will be present at the February meeting of the Eve Lear chapter, D. A. R. to take place at the home of Mrs. Frank A. Monson of S17 St. Roman street, New Haven Mrs Strong will give a talk on the D. A. R. ma gaZine.
 Members of St. Charles Red Cross auxiliary are requested to return all knitted articles on hand. as soon as possible to the auxiliary.
 Miss Carol Sterling of 2230 North avenue was hostess at a meeting of the Young Womens guild of the Uni ted Congregational church today at her home, A general discussion on the refugee work the guild has been doing was taken up during the meet ing.
 The annual military ball of Com pany B, Fourth Regiment, Connecu- cut State guard will be held at the State armory on February 21. Gov ernor Marcus H. Holcomb, Iieuten- ant Gov. Wilson and the staff officers of the Fourth Regiment will be pres ent. The Wheeler and Wilson band will furnish the music.
 Mrs. J. D. Gold of Myrtle avenue will be the hostess at a meeting of the Wednesday Morning Art club this week.
 Miss Henrietta Bishop of Washing ton avenue will entertain the members of the Thimble club on Thursday Work on the layettes for the Red Cross will be taken up again.
 Miss Sally Wilmot of sos Stratford avenue will open her home for the af- i; ternoon and evening meeting of the Smith college club tomorrow. Sew ing on the refugee garments will be resumed and g supper will be served in the evening. A nominal sum is charged for the supper, the proceeds of which go toward the maintenance of the Smith college unit in France A bulletin has been received by the club from the unit in France which tells that the unit expects to go back to the sector, from which they had been driven out by the Germans. and begin on the reconstruction work there. All Smith college graduates and members are urgently requested to be present at the meeting tomor- TOW.
 The Hebrew Chi1dren's Aid society will meet tonight in the Harmony hall. All members and committee work are asked to attend.
 mTS- OndTleS CprdSue or hanover street Is entertaining Dr. sprague's parents, MT. and Mrs A. T. Sprague of Winchester, \. H. Dr. Sprague, who is in Europe, is expected home soon.
 Lieutenant Donald Blodget former ly of the L. s. A, son of Dr. and Mrs. Henry Blodget of Park place, ar rived at his home on Sunday.
 The Boys club of the West End Congregational church will entertain the women of the church at a supper on Thursday evening. F. M. Arm strong of the Bridgeport High school will address the assembly.
 Word has been received in this city from Miss Elizabeth Limont. da1 gh- ter of MT. and Mrs. A. ". Lmont of 210 Seeley street, that she is at DIS ent in charge of the hostess house at Lakehurst. Miss Iimon is the '. W ,C. A. secretary at C.2ean county. N. J., andt has the assistance of a. num- Der of women in conducting the hos tess house. Since her graduation from Wellesley college. Miss Limont has made rapid progress as a pianist and composer and the hostess house at Lakehurst is noted for it's musical and social entertainments which has tended to make it the most welcome home in the vicinity, due to Miss IE- mont's personal supervision.
 Edwin Redeste, son of John H. Red gate, superintendent of the police, has been mustered out of the U. s. ser vice and is at his nome. 45 Vine street
 Mrs. James R. Mason. president of the Connecticut Federation of Wo- mems clubs, and Mrs. Frederic NJ Card of Edna avenue will meet this week to discuss and perfect plans for the annual meeting of the Federation at The St-atfield on Feb. 20. Mrs. George B. Chandler, president of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers, has gone to Hartford today to preside at the executive board ses- sion. that meets in Centre Church house.
 Announcement is made by Dean Frederic s. Jones that the Yale Ju- nior Prom will take place on Tuesday, Feb. 25. and that the performances 1 of Yale Dramatic club and the GIee
 club will be given. as usual, on the | night preceding the prom. and the ! night of the prom. On Monday af- | ternoon and evening, Feb. "A, the usu. al round of teas and germans which