The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-08


 DanvilIe, H., have been visiting Mrs. Peterson's sister. Mrs. Frank Rich ards, 303 Noble avenue.
 Members of the Authors club will meet on Friday afternoon at the Park Street Congregational church. Miss Stella Worth Jones, of the Com Inunity Service Commission, will speak to the club upon the work of the commission for the new season. The French work will also be started at this meeting under the direction of Mrs. Frederick Rawes.
 The Bridgeport Oratorio society held a very enthusiastic registration night yesterday. It is expected that the chorus will be overcrowded, but as many as possible will be admitted.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger
 man Reformed church will meet to- morrow afternoon in the basement of
 the church and will be entertained
 by the following ladies: Mrs. Chas Roller, Mrs. Mary Duesing, Mrs. John Schwing and Mrs. Gustave Mou. Members ana friends are cordially
 invited to attend.
 Mrs. c. H. Thompson and little
 son, Roger Clark. of Brooklyn, \. Y,
 are the guests of Mrs. Thompson's
 parents, MT, and Mrs. A. E. Joyce,
 Il Jane street.
 There will be a meeting of the
 Women's Christian Temperance
 Union at headquarters 239 Gilbert street, Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock when reports of the Danbury convention will be made and dele gates for the state convention to be held in Willimantic appointed. Mrs. Sanford Stoddard, president of the Visiting Nurses Association, presided at the executive board meet ing of the association yesterday when encouraging reports of the work made during the year were made. It was voted to have II nurses instead of nine on the staff which will make 1 , in the association.
 Miss Bertha Schenck of stiIlnan street returned after three weeks l spent as the guest of her cousin, Mrs Ruth c. Briggs of New York. 1He " OIIleil S AuAl4IaIy or SC- Johns Episcopal church will hold Q very important meeting in the church Friday afternoo@, October 31, when i Dr. W. c. Surges, educational secre- tary of the Episcopal Board of Mis- sions, will speak upon the nation
 wide campaign.
 Miss Mary Willard of Clinton ave
 nue is entertaining Miss Grace . Bowen of Brooklyn, x. Y, for several ! days.
 Miss Jennie Truex of Niagara Falls,
 N. Y, is the house guest of MT. and
 Mrs. B. R. Goodrich of Thompson 1 street.
 | MT. and Mrs. James Harrau of
 North avenue are planning to spend the weekend with Mrs. J. II Card
 of Northfeld, Mass.
 Miss Ivory SteadweII of New York | city is the house guest of Mrs. Anna
 T. Howard of Black Rock avenue 1 Members of the Comfort club held
 a very important meeting at the new I'D rooms S49 Park avenue, this | afternoon when business of import ance was discussed. Plans for a
 bridge to be given at The StratffeId | the latter part of October were made. A cordial invitation has been ex- l tended the public to attend the an | nuaI supper of the Stratfor Congre- | gationaI Aid Society which will be held in Packard nall, Thursday, at
 5:45 o'clock. Mrs Harry Hubben and Mrs. Frank BIakeman are the l chairmen in charge of the affair. Mrs. Edward B. Griffith of North | avenue will be hostess on Friday | afternoon at 3 o'clock when she will entertain the members of the Ladies Missionary Society of the West End | Congregational church.
 In honor of the present general of | the National society, the Connecticut | Sons of the American Revolution will have field day and a luncheon at Woman Who Spurned