The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-02
Mrs. E. w. Ba ssett

MiS. h. W. BasSett of Fairfield ave- nue will open her home tomorrow morning for the meeting of the We'd ! nesray Morning Art club when Mrs. 1 Charles Fleming will have an inter esttng paper on VacheI Lindsey, one 1 of our modern writers
 Miss Marion Slavin is chairman of the committee of arrangements for the senior dance of the City Normal school, to take place on Friday, Dec 19, when members of the 1918-1921 classes VII be guests of honor. Mur- l rays orchestra will furnish the music. Members of the Ladies' Aid society of the First M. E. church are in charge of the large bazaar to be given on Dec. 1 and ,.
 Mrs. George Buck has charge of the large fancy work table, other booths and tables being arranged by Mrs. 4. J. Parker. aprons. Mrs. J. A Rey- | holds, handkerchtefs: Mrs. R. M Leonard, candy; Mrs. George S. flaw ley, tea room; Mrs, Charles Lee, ice cream; Mrs. Fred Miller. food table; with the following hostesses in charge of the supper table,; Mrs. Charles E. Wilmot, Mrs. Wesley Norton, Mrs. Cora Booth, Mrs. Albert Rothery. Mrs William H. Griffith, and Mrs John Washing. The Raraca class will conduct Q novelty. ''Ye OIde Curiosity Shop"
 Miss Iadelyne Sterling, daughter of Mir. and Mrs g. c. Sterling of 196 Prospect street. was married yesterday afternoon in New York city to Walter Mccormack of Sprin gfield, Mass. NJ sss Sterling was formerly a, clerk in Judge KeIsey's office on Main street Mrs. Philip L.-TTolzer, who is chair man of the entertainment on We'd nesday afternoon at the annual Christmas sale Of the Bridgeport Art League, has asked all members who registered in her classes to assist as hOstesse5 for the day. The sale opened thi afternoon at the league rooms and a large number Of women were present to participate in the af- fair and make the sale Q success.
 Mrs W. F. HOwes Of Sterling place will be hostess this afternoon at 8
 meeting Of the Mosaic club. Mrs Jeremiah Holmes will be the leader
 AR large Christmas bazaar and supper will be held at the Calvary Baptist church, corner of Connecticut avenue and Bunnen street tonight. Home made pastry and candy will be on sale from 2 until o'clock. Tha real old fashioned supper will be served at o'clock An attractive instrument and vocal concert will be rendered during the evening.
 MT. and Mrs. John G. Dubois of S+~a +fn-1 9 jr1r weeks as the guests of Mrs. Lillian Ferris of New Haven.
 The directors of the Associated Charities gathered at the Salmagundi Tea Room. yesterday, for luncheon, when Mrs. William H. Griffith pre- sided. Reports of the various com nittees were read and announcement was made of the gift of the lot be- tween Hancock and Howard avenues for the new West End Day Nursery Those present at the meeting were Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. Dever H. Warner, Mrs. Harvey HubbeIl, Mrs. Summer Simpson, Mrs. Howard Simpson, Miss Mary and Miss E1izabet Fitch Mrs. c. E. Wilmot, Mrs. Harry c. Ives
 Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs Edward At kins, Mrs. Mary K. Zones, Mrs. c. J. Lake, Mrs. Fred Rhodes, Mrs. E. K Nicholson. Mrs. H. F. Bishop, Mrs Albert E. Lavery, Mrs. J. P. Omans
 Mrs. L. M. Cornwall, Mrs. Angus P Thorne, Mrs. James M;zer, Mrs
 James T. Roche, Mrs. Eleanor Bar tram, Mrs. H. c. FairchiId, Miss Alice Curtis, Miss Marion Henshaw. Mrs H. Willard FIeck, Mrs. c. Nathaniel Worthen, Mrs. W. Haviland and Mrs
 E. M. Buckingham.