The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-21

tTanCe yesterday with Co. B, 2tth Engineers division. He immediately . expects to receive his discharge very ! soon.
 The next meeting of the Citizenship 1 class with Mrs. Nancy SchOonmaker ! of Hartford will be heId at the home l of Mrs. William B. Seeley of Brook 1 lawn avenue.
 Sergeant George R. Bray, for the | past year one of Uncle Sans service l lads, has returned to Bridgeport and will take up his former position in the Bridgeport Fire Department. l While in the army he assisted in the training of many of the men who were detailed as military police in France.
 Members of the Machine Gun com pany of the Fourth Regiment, c. s. C., held a farewell dance and recep- ton at Lyric hall last night in honor of the members of the orga nizatiOn whose enlfstments have expired. The regtmental orchestra. furnished the appropriate music for the dancing. Lieut.. Fred c. Irwin and Private E. T. Brock served as the committee on | c. Orvis serveI as chairman of the general committee.
 1 All interested are cordially invited 1 to attend q lecture on International l ism and the League of Nations" at | the Park Avsuu= Temple by Rabbi 1 Samuel J. Lprams tonight at 7:45 l o'clock. The Temple choir under the l leadership of Mrs Beardsley, organist, ! will render the musical program of | the service.
 l During the farewell dinner given l IGst night at the Black Rock Country l club for the members of the Red ! Cross auxiliary, Mrs, F. T. Bucking- 1 ham, chairman of the auxiliary, was l presented with a beautiful bar pin in 1 appreciation of the service she has | rendered. Mrs. A. Brewer Whitney, 1 chairman of the surgical dressings was remembered with a large corsage ! bouquet of sweet peas.
 The Community Show at the Hall ] school on Claremont avenue proved a great success last night when an | audience that filled the hall to ca l pacity witnessed the amateur min i strel performance. As interIocutor, | J. II. Jennings scored a hit and he | was ably assisted by his endmen, Tay- 1 Tor Leclie and James Nenard. liar ! old Aver, Harold Mcintyre, Frank Aver and William Pryor were the 1 other black faced comedians that | helped along with the merriment
 Following the entertainment, dancing
 was enjoyed.
 Miss Bessie Pickett of New Lon
 don, Conn, is spending few days
 in town with her sister, Mrs. Ralph
 T. NIeehan, of Catherine street,
 Miss Lillian Parkenson, student at
 the Connecticut FroebeI Normal
 school, returned to her home in Naug-
 atuck for the weekend.
 The Girls State examination of the
 Connecticut F'roebeI Normal school
 takes place next week on Monday and
 Tuesday This Is one of the most i'm
 portant events in the life of the young
 girls at the school, since the exam ! ination leads to the state certificate. George Nicholson will address the
 seniors and juniors of Miss Fannie 1. Smiths Kindergarten school on Psy- chology, Wednesday afternoon of next
 week. The school will close for the
 Easter vacation on Friday and will reopen for work on April 8. . Queen Mary's Guild met yesterday afternoon in the Temperance hal with the president, Mrs. Ann E. Par. rott. and a large quota of refuget work was completed.
 
 - The Parcel Post Evening arrang-
 ed by Mrs Henry Bunce, president ot 1 the Willing Workers of the Blach Rock Congregational church, will ot :, very entertaining and amusing. The guests will receive parcels through
 the church post office durng the
 7olly party.