The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-08

byterian church. A number of let ters have been received from the boys of the 102nd Ambulance Corps which will be read at the meeting. All ] and friends interested are in vited to be present.
 Many prominent people from all over the state will be guests at l luncheon of the members of the Fair | field County Suffrage association, that | Twill take place at the Stratf1eId on . The Stratford league has | invited it's reprt sentatives, Ivan More i house and Mir. Peck, as guests. Mayor ! Clifford B. Wilson and the five legis- i lators from this city will be the local . guests. i
 At 8 meeting of the Woman's 1 auxiliary of the Y. M. c. A, held | last night, it was voted by the mem- CTS to ask the papers to have a i special column in which will be print ed the dates when the meetings of the organization is to take place. It was stated that other clubs of the city have also decided to put this plan be- fore the papers.
 The regular monthly meeting of the case committee of the Bridgeport Protective Association took place this afternoon at their home, 745 Myrtle avenue.
 Dr. and Mrs. Frank E. Gavlas and son, Frank, Jr., of 631 Stillman street have returned from visit with relatives in Baltimore and Wilkes Barre.
 Al very interesting meeting of the Council of Jewish Women held Monday night in the Harmony lodge, Charles H. Lane, of the Department of Justice, urged the members to continue their good work and out l1ned plans by which the members may help in teaching foreign speak ing people the American language. The council voted to unite with the War Bureau and assist in this work. Mrs. Charles H. Shapiro was appoint ed chairman for a new Civic and Community committee, and Miss Frances Nelson, the presiding officer at the meeting, was appointed chair man of a committee to make known the councils plans to Justice George W. Wheeler, chairman of the War Bureau.
 Mrs. Walter Loewith, first presf- dent of the organizatio was pre- i sented with a handsome silver Iov- | trg cup in appreciation for good work.
 Members of the Children's Aid so- ciety will meet tonight at Harmony Hall, on State street, to make plans i fer the dance to take place on Jan- l.ary IS.
 Mrs. William Webb of 47s Park i Place will be hostess at a meeting of the Thimble club on Thursday after 1 noon at her home when work on the layettes for the Red Cross will be re- stunned.
 Mrs. Frederick B. Grannis, leader of | the Women's Liberty chorus, is to have a record made of the song, wen Be True to the Red, White and Blue,' which she will sing at the studio of the American Graphophone Company at New York city. The song was written and composed by Mrs. W. W. Lockwood of 1853 North avenue, and is dedicated to her son, Lieutenant Milton K. Lockwood. who ia now in France. Both women left for New York today.
 ' Sergeant John Branwell of Berk- shire avenue. recently returned from act re service over there, is convalesc- ing at Camp Devens. He had receiv- ] ed g. shrapnel wound in his leg, but can now get along without a cane.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Ger man Reformed church will meet to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, ir the basement of the church, entrance
 on Chapel street The hostesses fol
 the meeting will be Mrs. Edward Jaggers, Mrs. William Pyle, Mrs
 Bertha Notion and Miss Mareareta
 kost. 4 hearty invitation is extend.
 ed to all members and friends Mrs. J. Miller of 62 Cedar street
 has returned from New York where she spent the week end as the gues
 of her daughter, Mrs. Sarah Lubben Members of the Wellesley college
 club will meet tomorrow afternoon
 at the home of Mrs. Frederick
 Peitzsch of 25 Petrie street to do Rec
 Cross work.
 Miss Pearl Schwartz, of New YorI
 city, who has been the weekend
 guest of her brother, WilIsn
 Schwartz of 302 Garfield avenue
 returned to her home last night
 Miss Fannie Deckman of Jant
 street entertained a few of her friend
 at her home last night.
 Miss Marion Chew, daughter of MT
 and Mrs. William Chew of Fairfield
 avenue returned to Mt. St. Vincent
 seminary on the Hudson yesterday
 after spending her vacation with he parents in this city.
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