The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-08


 returned to their homes.
 Miss Cynthia Moore, general seCre- lary of the East Side branch of the Y. w. c. A. for the past few years, has been granted a six months vaca- tion by the association and she Is now enjoying a visit as the guest of her sister in Waterloo, N. '. Miss Moore had been confined to her home 8 short time ago with an attack of influenza
 Nathaniel Margolis of Golden Hill street will leave Monday for an eX- tended trip through New York state. Members of the sett Lois club of the Y. W. C. A, will hold a food sale on Saturday morning at 11:3O o'clock at the Golden Hill house.
 A very charming bridge party was held yesterday at the home of Mrs, Eleanor F. Bartram of Sasco Hill, Southport, when she entertained in honor of her house guest, Mrs. c, Longemecher of Brooklyn, N. Y. Her guests included Mrs. Alfred c. Tones, Mrs. John Wheeler, Mrs. Victor Thorne, Mrs. Stiles E. Goodseil, Mrs. Bradford D. Pierce, Jr., Mrs Harry H. DeLoss, Mrs. Harold H. Hamilton, Miss Marion DeForest, Mrs. Thomas B. Lashar, Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant, Mrs. Andrew l. Riker, Mrs. James T, Roche, Jr., Mrs. William T. Haviland and Mrs. Charles H. Delaney.
 The Hall School Community asso- ciation have postponed their regular meeting, which was to be held to- night, until tomorrow evening, on oc- count of the Victory Jubilee celebra- ton today. A fine program has been arranged for the gathering tomorrow evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles D. Davis, Brooklawn park are entertaining Msis Myrna. Sharlow, prinna. donna of the Chicago Opera company. who sang before the members of the Wednes- day Afternoon Musical club yesterday afternoon.
 Bridgeport Chapter, American In stitute of Banking will hold a socaI dance in Miss Slocum's hall, State street tonight. Harry Turner, chair man of the entertainment committee, is assisted by the following who have made special plans for the affair: D. J. Morgan of T. L. Watson and Co.,, land Frank J. Huda- of the American ] Bank and Trust company.
 Charles H. Shapiro, president of the district grand lodge, No l, l. O. o. F, was rendered a reception last ntsRr at headquarters, 23O7 Broad way, New York city. Guests. of hon or of the evening were Hon Irving H. Lehman, Hon. Jacob Singer Hon. Leonard T Osberr11
 Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck and Mrs. May Hard, of this city. have returned home after an enjoyable visit in New York city.
 Members of St. Elizabeth's Guild of St. Johns church, have made ar engagements for an interesting meet ing in the church rooms at 2:3O o'clock on Friday afternoon.
 The Black Rock Christian Endeav- or society will present a delightful little playlet entitled "A Case of Sus- pension," tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. at the Black Rock Congre- gational church. 4 fine musical pro- gram has also been arranged for. All interested are cordially invited to be present.
 Peoples Presbyterian church will enjoy a church social tomorrow night at 7:3O o'clock when members of the Sunday school will be hosts.
 Members of the Mosaic club held their regular meeting yesterday after noon at the home of Mrs. Jeremiah Holmes, Edna avenue, when reports by the officers of the club were read The officers of the club are Miss Ma. rion E. Lewis, president; Mrs. w. F. Blight, treasurer; Mrs. H. B. Var Gieson. vice president. They vii serve another year.
 Among the many members of the Women's Liberty Loan committee anc Minute Women who assisted in tht sale of bonds at the Democratic ban quet last night at the Stratfield were Mrs. W. T. Hincks, Mrs. A. E. Mae Donald. Mrs. H. Willard Fleck, Mis- Grace N Murray, Mrs. Robert God dard. Mrs. Benejamin Brownstein Miss Jennie Donning and Mrs. Jamei c. Mixer.
 Mrs. F. P. Converse, recently re turned from a trip to the south, vii tell a number of Southern stories a the meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Friday afternoon 3 o'clock, when Mothers day will b. observed.
 Miss Benita Virginia Slocum i preparing a series of closing recep tions for her dancing classes thi week. The private kindergarten vii have cotillion figures from 3 to on Friday afternoon and the Tuesda and Friday classes combining, will hol, their reception from 5 to 6:3O tn same day.
 Rehearsals for the musical extrava ganza, "katcha koo'' are reported [ make wonderful progress and tn splendid cast, every one talented an of delightful personality, are certai to make the production one of tn most interesting ever presented hert Costume rehearsals are now attract ing much attention and the ensembl for the rainbow colpred effects wi begin the first of the week.
 At the annual meeting of the Wed nesday Morning Art club held yestel