The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-16

SAlIIy, III the ArSOnne nght. lie was on the line of battle until the armis- tice was signed.
 Mrs. Roy Case of Cleveland avenue entertained at an attractive thimble
 party yesterday in honor of Miss Bethesda Hamilton, whose wedding
 to Elliott F. Upson will take place on l Monday. A shower of silken hose
 was arranged for the bride-elect. The
 rooms were decorated with Easter , party included Miss PhylIiss and 1 Miss Dorothy Tomlinson, Miss w 1 Gerald Lineburgh, Miss Mildred Line 1 burgh, Mrs. Milton A. B. Stein, Mrs | c. w Crispell, Mrs Harry Crego, | Miss Elsa CIauder, Miss Lois Cole,
 Miss Marjorie De Loss, Miss Margaret | Olphant, Mrs. Carlisle Hunter, Miss 1 Frances Williams, Miss Catherine Plumb, Mrs. Ralph M. Sperry, Mrs. i Frederick R. Si1liman, Mrs. Earle R.
 Lewis, Mrs. Robert Blakeslee, Miss
 Pauline and Miss Helen Hall and Mrs. | Donald N. Choate.
 Rev. D. M. Lewis, pastor of the 1 Newfield M. E. church, has recovered
 from his recent illness, and is able to
 attend the conference of Methodist
 ministers, held in Simpson church,
 Brooklyn, N. Y.
 1 Women of the World War will
 meet at the Armory Thursday night at 1 8 o'clock. All mothers, sisters, and
 wives of men who have been serving g
 in the army or navy, are invited to i attend the meeting.
 1 Walter B. Lashar and son, William
 Lashar, have arrived in Pasadenia, Cal, to join Mrs. Lashar and Miss
 Martha Lashar who have been spend | ing the winter there. They are plan
 ming to return East April 25. Mrs. Norman Leeds, of Mill Hill 1 avenue, will entertain a group of six students of the Choate school Glee
 and Mandolin club on Saturday even ing. Norman Leeds, Jr., who is a
 student at the school will participate
 in the concert which will be given for
 the benefit of the Day Nurseries. Dr. and Mrs. Carl M Beck, 33o East
 Main street, will entertain Rev. John
 Haynes Holmes, of New York city during his stay in Bridgeport the week of April 27.
 Morris Perkin, president of the 1 Bridgeport lodge of I. O. B. A, was
 unanimously elected delegate to the | general convention of the lodge to
 be held in Atlantic City, May 25. 1 Miss Helen Irene Weed, home dem onstrating agent, has returned from
 Boston where she spent the week end as the guest of friends. Miss Weed attended the meeting of the executive committee of the Home Economies
 bureau held in Danbury yesterday. pr. William Horace Day will be rendered a farewell reception by the
 Wednesday Workers of the United Church on Monday night "+ the church parlors. Mrs. c. N. hen,
 president of the club, assisted ,y Mrs W. E. Seeley, Mrs. Frederick Seeley and Mrs. Harry Walker, are making 1 arrangement for the reception. Mrs. W. J. Nichols will have charge of the table and she will be assisted by Miss Ethel Sterling. The reception will also be a welcome to Rev. Dr. Edward A. George, who will take Dr. Days pulpit during his absence.
 | At the annual meeting of the Uni versalist Women's club of the Univer-
 salist church Mrs. F. L. Bishop was
 reelected president; Mrs. H.. L. Per
 kins, vice president; Mrs. Newton
 Hine, secretary; and Mrs. F. L.
 Hughes treasurer. The new executive | board will have Mrs. William Sailer,
 Mrs. James Coulter and Mrs. A. V. 1 Hartley. Mrs. Annie E. Hebbard, or | ganist of the church, was elected to | honorary membership.