The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-01

chairman, at the StratfieId sun par Tors on Wednesday, November 5, when plans for the annual convention will
 be completed. Other heads of the
 association who will be present to as sist in making up the program will be
 Mrs. H. D. Sherman. Miss Maud Hull
 of Stratford, Mrs. David Shaw, Mrs.
 H. w. F1eck, Mrs. A. F. Macdonald,
 and Miss Grace Murray.
 Mrs. John T. King of 11O Waldenere
 avenue left yesterday for New York
 where she will spend the week
 Mrs. Heaton Barns, for a long time president and resident speaker of the First SpirituaIist church, who has Ibeen spending the summer at Out look cottage'' Myrtle beach, has re-
 turned to her home at 2O4 Ann street. 1 Prof Richard F. Bach, curator of
 the school of architecture at Colum- bta, will be the speaker at the meet ing of the Bridgeport Art League on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at 1 their rooms In the Staples building
 Prof. Bach in connected with the l Metropolitan Museum of Art and a i splendid talker. His subject will be 1 What We Have and What We Need"
 He is also associated with industrial 1 arts and since the present national
 crisis is to make American markets l In art more independent, his talk will i be of special interest here. The Amer | ican Federation of Art urges that arts
 be included in all branches of voca- tional educa ton. Prof. Bach will
 bring a message of value to Bridge port art lovers.
 Mrs. Walter B. Lashar of Clinton
 avenue will be the hostess for the 1 annual meeting of the Bridgeport
 Ladies' Charitable society at her ! home Wednesday, Nov. at o'clock l in the afternoon. The society has
 now completed over a century of ] philanthropic work in this city.
 Among the many dinner parties at the Brooklawn Country club last
 night when Halloween was celebrat-
 ed were MT. and Mrs. Alfred H. Ter " who entertained for fourteen guests and MT. and Mrs. William J. Grfppin, who had a large invitation list. Many of the guests were attir- ed In grotesque and humorous cos tunes and were masked, adding to the merriment of the evening. Over 15o reservations were made for the dinner.
 MT. and Mrs. William Whitney of Honolulu, Hawaii, are the guests of
 MT. and Mrs. Lucien T. Warner at
 their home on Broad street for a few days MT. and Mrs Whitney are touring the United States
 Mrs. Clifford W. Marsh of Strat- field road was hostess at a Hal
 lowe'en party given last night at her nome in honor of her son, Frank. Mrs Marsh was assisted in entertain ing the large number of guests by Mrs Robert Ferrett and Mrs H. B Ellis of Springfield Mass. The guests wore Halloween costumes and 1aVors appropriate to the occasion were awarded in the cotiIlions and elimination dances [ Miss Anabe1 McPadden of Frairvia,1, avenue returned to her home last night after several days spent in New
 York city. Miss Mary Hfncks, daughter of MT. | and Mrs. William T. FIincks. of Park place, is spending several weeks as the guest of friends in Boston, Mass. |
 Mir. and Mrs. Robert G. Brooks of | stratford avenue are spending the | weekend visiting with friends in New l York city. Miss Grace Sullivan of Seaview | avenue entertained last night at a | large Halloween party when over 50 | guests were present The house was | decorated with gay Halloween colors | and dancing, games and a musical | program were enjoyed MT. and Mrs. H. J. Silliman of | Black Rock avenue have returned from several weeks tour of Connecti- l cut.