The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-27


 street, is spending several days in New York city visiting friends. Mir. and Mrs. David Schine, and
 MT. and Mrs. Aaron Wittstein of
 Beechwood avenue, nave opened their i summer cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach, this week.
 Miss H. Dorothy Rice, assistant | superintendent and secretary of the | Bridgeport Protective Association, is | attending the alumnae meeting of the | Syracuse University held in New York city, this week.
 MT. and Mrs. w. E. Allen and fam ! fly and Mrs. Aliens sister, Miss Belle dorne, or Chicago, who is spending
 several weeks in this city, are attend | ing the commencement exercises of ] Holy Cross college at Worcester, | Mass, where John Allen is a student Mrs. Frederick B. Granniss has | called meeting of all those who will participate in the exercises on the | City Hall Green, July 4, to be held ] at the High school auditorium next tuesday evening. Members of the Liberty chorus, seniors, juniors and sophonores of the High school have l been invited to join the chorus which will comprise over 1,50O voices. | The closing meeting of the Liberty chorus was held on Tuesday night at the 1 M c. A. No more rehearsals VIII be held until the chorus meets | aSalh In the fall. However the cnorus VIII be glad to accept invita- tlons to sing on various occasions l (rranniSE snip the chorus has made such rapid progress and has become so very well known In the city, hopes to form a Women's Glee club on the resrrnntio, or the meetings next season. Prob- DDIy no other women's chorus in the | state has been so active during the
 past lew months as the Women's Lib l erty Chorus of this city.
 Mrs. Charles H. Armstrong. of
 brooklawn avenue, is entertaining oyer the weekend at her home Miss virginia Carberry, of ScarsdaIe N Y, Theodore Ely. of Hartford ,d Cunningham Marsh, of Summit 1he Bridgeport Art League will have the Anne Hathaway cottage or,e,, o,, tuesday and Friday afternoons rubo,, the members are requested +o he
 present for sewing. During the sum-
 mer months it is hoped that all the
 rugs VIII De completed for the cottage. Miss Lena Sheldon. Mics A1;oo
 Ward. Miss Jeannette Kiskaddon and
 Nlrs- Mary Stackpole, of the Y. w. c. A. are spending the weekend at Ben nam Lake, Litchfield Conn.,, to re- lcelve the opening of the vacation house tomorrow when the high school glrls will be present Miss Kiskaddon
 will spend two weeks at the home
 A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend the memorial ser
 wee in honor of the soldiers and sail ors Who lost their lives in serving thelr country The service will he neHo under the auspices of the United iCongresation, at the Synagogue. cor
 ner of East Washington avenue and
 hossuth street, Sunday, June 29, at 10 o'clock in the morning.
 l At the Hebrew Institute at o'clock | on sunday evening, June 29, a social meeting and entertainment vii he
 gwen in honor of the soldiers, sailors ana marines and their families Rabbi l W1ttenstein, Hon. Jacob B. Klein and non solomon Badesh, president of the Hebrew Institute will make ad <A %eb1 . b4LlcnCe IS anIlcl- pated.
 The pupils of S. M. Cross will be presented in an interesting piano re- cltal at the United church, Saturday | at o'clock. Stewart A. Long will l assist as baritone and Leo Daniels as violinist. Mrs. Elmer Beardsley will accompany the students on the piano. | several interesting selections have | been arranged for the program. Rev. and Mrs. Stephen Fish Sher-
 man. Jr., will leave this city some | tune in July to spend several weeks | at Gardiner, Me, and Ilseford Islands. | The first annual exhibition of the | GlrI Scouts of this city will be held
 at the Summerfield M. E. church | when the Mountain Laurel troop, un- | der the leadership of Miss Pearl Ham. n: A Cutcua Soap