The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-28
Social JOtHngs

G~C 0 Frank H. Crump, of the 102nd Am bulance corps, son of MT. and Mrs. C. I. Crosby, 151 Beechwood avenue, is spending a. five day furlough at his home. He is stationed at Camp Dev- ems.
 MT. and Mrs George T. Mccarthy, Sr., of Iranistan avenue, expect to open their summer home at Fairfield next week.
 Mir and Mrs. Francis Sanford 100 Hazelwood avenue, have opened their new home at Fairfield for the summer months.
 Miss Mary French, Colorado avenue, is spending a few days in Washing ton, D. C., where she will witness the Memorial parade, Decoration Day.
 Mrs. John Molloy and son Harold. S09 Norman street, will leave today for Annapolis where they will spend Decoration Day.
 MT. and Mrs. John ". Bray, 36 Vine
  in Fairfield, next week.
 On Saturday afternon from until 5 o'clock, a whist party will be given at the Stratfield hotel, for the benefit of the St. Eincent's Day Nursery, under the auspices of the Catholic Charita- bic Bureau. A large attendanc Is ex pected. Many donations have already been sent in. Women interested in the Day Nursery have charge of the affair. The nursery has an average attendance of 50 children now, & ma jority of whom are children of widows and mothers who are forced to help support the family.
 pr. and Mrs. E. B. Griffith of North avenue, will attend the commencement exercises of the Sargent school this week. Their daughter, Miss Eleanor Griffith, is a member of the graduat- ing class and she will return home with her parents next Thursday.
 Employees of the First-Bridgeport National bank will give dinner dance at Nichols tonight. Raymond F. Shaw is chairman of the men's committee and Miss Evelyn Black is chairman of the girls committee in charge of the affair. Mrs. Shaw's orchestra will furnish music for the dancing.
 Mrs. H. H. DeLoss of Park place. and Mrs Harvey Hubbellof Park ave- nue, will be the official representatives of the Day Nurseries committee of the Associated Charities at the Ma tional Federation of Day Nurseries. at Atlantic City next week. They will stop at the Marlborough-B1enhe while there.
 I Mrs. Elizabeth Sanford and Mrs. T. w. Cutting will give whist and pinochle party in St. PauPs parish house Thursday evening, June 5. The proceeds will be used for the picnic fund of the Sunday school which will take place on June 26.
 Miss Agnes Marsh, daughter of Mrs. W. E. Marsh of Colorado ave nue, will spend her summer vacation in this city. Miss Marsh is a, student at Barnard College, New York.
 Miss Sara Kinscella arranged a most novel and entertaining pageant at the Park Street Congregational church last night when an exhibition of the wedding customs of various countries were given. Clayton B. Stevens, organist of the church, ar- ranged the interesting and effective music for the pageant, introducing the motifs suggestive of the countries.
 At the twenty-sixth annual meeting of the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes, held at Christ church parish house, Hartford, yesterday, officers for the ensuing year were elected Among the new members elected dur ing the year were Mrs. Alfred H. Ter ry, Mrs. Va1ery Havard and Mrs. Wm. Pauling of Fairfield.
 Mrs. Jarvis Williams, Jr., C1eve- land avenue, and son Jarvis, whd have been sojourning in the South for the past six weeks, are expected home this month.
 Mrs. Frederick B. Granniss, leader of the Women's Liberty Chorus, will appoint a delegation of the chorus | who will sing next Tuesday afternoon | at a meeting of the Daughters o1 1 the American Revolution in Fairfield | W0MhM S0 NH