The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-21
.n., Social J0ttings

The Fairfield County Bee-keepers' association will hold meeting on Saturday, May A, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, in the Common Council room, City Hall, Stamford. The meeting will be addressed by Lloyd R. Watson, head of the bee-keepins department at the State Agricultural College. at Storrs, Conn. His topic will be Control of Swarmirg in Con nection with the Production of Comb Honey" Mir. Watson will give a demonstration fin handling bees In connection with the lectures. All interested are urged to be present. Ladies are especially invited,
 Members of the Bridgeport Mallea- ble Iron Co, Athletic association held their first annual dance at the Colon iai ball room last night with large attendance. Music for the dancing was furnished by Murray's orchestra. The committee in charge of the af- fair included A. \. Skinner, A. F. Smith and F, J. Bitterman.
 Members of the Comfort Club will hold a very interesting meeting on Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the First Presbyterian church, when
  make an address, The letters that Dick Barlow, one of the popuiar members of the 1G2nd Ambulance Corps, sent to the Comfort club dur Ing the war, have been published into a little book and will be pre- sented at tke meeting on Friday, Plans for the future will also be dis cuseed and 1t is expected that the or ganizatien will continue until all of xfr =, 0r,H . is hoped, that every member will at tend this meeting.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. R. Blackman and Dr. and Mrs. Roy Tuthill of this city. returned to their homes after motor ing through the southern part of New York state for several days.
 nass Beatrice Katz, Sanford ave- nue, was rendered a pleasant birth day surprise party at her home by a number of her friends. Miss hatz ob- served her eighth birthday anniver- sary.
 Announcement is made of the mar riase of Miss Eva Colway, daughter of AIT. and Mrs Thomas Colway, sSs Connec ticut avenue, and Louis Kaud- man, of Union avenue, which took place Monday afternoon at the Park sStTeet Congregational church. Rev. Gerald Beard performed the cere- monyS 1ue couple left on a honey moon and upon their return will make their homo in thIs clty,
 Mrs, A. Stein, 4z Homestead avenue, Stratford, was hostess at whist party he'd at her home this after noon when she entertained the mem bers Of the tsIIss Howe, Jr. ANonen's . J<ehef Corps, No. 5S.
 Rev, Peter Mclean, of Milford will talk at tho meeting and social at St Charles church, Friday even Ing on The Choice Of Friends" The lecture will bs preceded by a musical program, when Miss Jessie Murray and Miss Ethel Burke will siag Dancing will be enjoyed following the entertainment
 Mrs David Gibson, 151 Bronx ave nue, will be hostess at the meeting of the Fidelity Sewing circle, Friday afternoon The meeting had been planned to have taken place at the home of Mrs. J. E Lockwood and the members are asked to notice ths change
 The Trained Attendants club will meet tonight al the |. W. C. A. to act upon Inc new constitution and perfect plans for the summer activi- ties. Plans are being made for a picnic to take place in June
 Aretas Saunders. of the High school faculty, addressed the mem bers of the Bridgeport Business wouen's clubs rt the |. w. C. A. on
 
 the native birds and illustrated many of the birds with blackboard sketches.
 Rev Alexander Alison, of the First Presbyterian church, will give a spe- cial service Sunday evening, May 25. for the members of the 102nd Ambu- lance corps and the Comfort cluD. All members of the club and boys Of the 1e2nd are asked to be present
 Members of the Missionary society of the Grace NJ F. church, will be entertained at the home of Miss Clara keeler, 1526 North avenue, at their first meeting the first Tuesday in June. Home and foreign affairs con oern.ng the society will be discuss e.
 Al the meeting or the Grace M- F. church women in the parsonage yes terday afternoon, a new missionary society was formed Mrs R. c. Crossley was chosen president; Mrs Jennie Warehouse, vice president; Mrs John Prinzing, recording secre- tary; Mrs. A J. Martin, treasurer: Mrs Alfred Young, secretary of mite boxes; Mrs. w. A Thelin, secretary of supplies: Mrs N. Bacon, secre- tary of temperance work; Mrs A. T. Russell, secretary of literature; Mrs Filling. secretary for foreign mis- sions, and Mrs Swezey, secretary of home missions