The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-06
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 The Fairfield County suffragists will hold their regular monthly meet ing in the suh parlor of The Strat field on Thursday. Beginning at II o'clock In the morning, the reports will be read. Lunch will be served at 1 o'clock and business will be conducted in the afternoon. Mss Caroline Ruutz-Rees of Greenwich will preside About 45 or 50 dele gates are expected to be present.
 Mrs. J. Miller of 62 Cedar street 1 spent the weekend in New York as the guest of frteNSs.
 Captain Morris Beck of Medical l Corps of the army has returned to this country after being mustered out of the service last week and will re- sume his practice in the city at 330 1 East Main street. Dr. Beck has many thrilling stories to tell of his experiences over there and of the conditions amongst the suffering poor.
 The Bridgeport Art League will hold classes tomorrow from 10 @. m. until in the afternoon. Mrs. A. A. Libby will be the chairman.
 Members of the Ladies auxiliary of Y. M. c. A. will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. L. Bradbury of 1776 Noble avenue. All are requested to be present as i'm portant business will be discussed. Miss Anna Ryan, who has Just re- | turned from France, where she was with the Smith College Relief Unit, will tell of her experiences and of her work at meeting of the Smith College club on Tuesday, Jan. [, at S:30 o'clock, at the home of Miss Sally Wilmot of sos Stratford avenue
 Members of the club may bring friends as guests, A cordial invita- ton Is extended to all Smith under
 graduates, members of the college, and members of the Wellesley club.
 Mrs. Sarah LubbelI and daughter
 Miriam, who were the holiday guests
 Of Mrs. LubbelIs parents, MT. and
 Mrs, J. Miller of 62 Cedar street, have returned to their home in New York
 city.
 Miss Pearl Schwartz of New York Is the weekend guest of her brother,
 William Schwartz, of BOP Garfield
 avenue.
 The Casino hall last night was the
 scene of merry entertainment audi
 ence that was given under the aus
 rices of the Hebrew Ladies' Aid so-
 ciety for the benefit of the city poor
 The affair was a great success and
 there was a large number present } The committee in charge of the ar
 raLgements were Mrs. David l.. Levy
 Mrs, Jacob Adelman, Mrs. H. Landes Mrs. H. Bresler. Mrs. s. Kaplan, Mrs , 4. Abrams, Mrs. A. Simon. Mrs A Frankel, Mrs. Krentzman Mrs. Saf- ren, Mrs. Chernick, Mrs. J. Finke1- :, stone, Mrs. Schiff, Mrs Krist, Mrs Schine, Mrs. Horowitz, Mrs. J. Zeig- . Ter, Mrs. Leopold Cohen and Mrs. H V Krupky
 Members of the Woman's Club o
 the Universaist church will meet to.
 morrow afternoon at o'clock at the , ! church.
 q The Women's Liberty chorus vii f meet for rehearsal tomorrow evenint
 at the Y. M. (. A: rooms. All ,V1em. ', bers are urgently requested to b
 present as this is the first meeting e after the holidays and the members : have been asked to sing at the 25tl | Chapter Day which will be held o1 Q January 13 by the Daughters of thu # American Revolution, and at tn,
 State Federation of Women's Clubs = at The Stratfield on Jan. 30. ~ President Mary F. Woolley O Mount Holyoke college will speak or = "Feminism" at the community forum
 at the United Congregational churcI next Sunday evening"
 'e Lieutenant Edward Creagh of tn, u Ordnance department. stationed a L. Washington, D. C., is home for fev Il days as the guest of his mother, Mrs y' Catherine Creagh, of 103 Black Rocl 7s avenue.
 Il Miss Sophie Nadel of Sanford ave B nle was pleasantly surprised iby tn De members of the Jolly Nine club at he SC home on Thursday evening In homo
 of her birthday. The evening wa l. spent with music and games. Mis- g, Nadel was the recipient of man l. pretty gifts. Among those presen
 were Miss Mae Hennick, Miss Mildre - Weiss, Miss Edith Goldman, Mis-
 Helen Weissman, Miss Elsie Katz
 Miss Theresa Lambert, Miss Angus
 silverstone, Miss Sylvia Kleban 0
 New York city, and Miss Lion
 Hirschfield.
 5 Miss Elizabeth Kelly of 33 West ave