The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-11

The Federation of Clubs at the I. W. c. A. held a "SnoWbaIT' dance in the association rooms last night The rooms were prettily decorated with snow balls and Christmas trees and presented the real sport of a winter affair. The patronesse of the evening were Mrs. P. A. Howes, Mrs. G. W. Hudson and Mrs. S. E. Blackman.
 Members of the executive commit tee of the Welcome Home committee will meet in the common council chamber at the city hall on Monday night at o'clock.
 The Council of Jewish Women have been extended a cordial invita- ton by pr. William Horace Day to attend the Community Forum meet ing on Sunday evening at 7:3O o'clock when Miss Mary Woolley president of Mt Holyoke college, will talk on "F'eminism." Miss Frances Nelson, president of the council, will serve on the reception committee.
 Miss Katherine Beard daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gerald H. Beard, of Barnum avenue, is recovering from her recent attack of pneumonia.
 Corporal Leon Urbach of Camp Meade, was the guest of honor at a dinner party at the home of MT. and Mrs. Isaac Levy of S3 Madison ave nue.
 Mrs. George E. Somers of East Washington avenue will open her home on February 14 for the annual Valentine tea party given by the members of the Bridgeport Ladies' Charitable society. Mrs. Frank T. Staples was named general chairman of the day. Mrs. Hobart R. Wheeler of State street will be the hostess for the February session.
 Word has been received by MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Waldo of Brooklawn park from their daughter Barbara, who has gone overseas in the Y M c. A. canteen service. Miss Waldo stopped in London for a few days be- fore leaving for France
 Members of the Rector's Guild of Christ Episcopal church will serve a parish supper to members of the church on Monday evening at TAB o'clock. Other women of the parish will assist the guild. The annual par ish meeting will folloew. 
 Mrs. William w Rose and children, David and Martha, have returned from Philadelphia where they have been spending vacation time with MT. Roses parents, MT. and Mrs. David H. Rose.
 1 The Hebrew Ladies' Aid society will meet for a regular business session at the Newfield building on Sunday afternoon, at 3:30 o'clock. when final reports for the, ball will be made. Mrs. Isaac Levy is the leader of the ball committee.
 Mrs. A. F. Auman of Lindley street will have as her guest Miss Edna Smith of Washington, D. C., who Is expected to arrive in this city within a few days.
 At the meting of the Comfort club l held yesterday afternoon at the Pres | byterian church, committee of | three, Mrs John R. Woodruff. Mrs. | Harry Nichols and Mrs. c. I. Crosby, were appointed to look up a proper house to be used for the club, and to report at their next meeting. Fully
 $1o0 was realized at yesterday meeting which will go towards the Welcome Home" fund. i MT. and Mrs. Charles G. Sanford
 of Coleman street, will leave for Flor ida very shortly where they will spend two months vacation. The State Federation of Women S
 clubs will hold their m:dyear meet ing on Feb. 20, at The stratheld
 Prominent speakers have been secur-
 ed for the occasion and the Liberty
 chorus will sing several selections
 Mrs. Frederick M. Card of Edna ave-
 nue will be the city chairman. | iT'-..-.'-------''----'. " ---,----z-a7zs7 --wvY