The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-18

ports VIII De lGIju6 out.
 The Service club will meet on Mon day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the home of Miss Martha Lashar, of Clin- ton avenue.
 Members of the Lincoln circle, La dies of c. A. R., will hold their reg ular meeting on Tuesday, at the G. A. R. hall.
 The Girls Friendly society of St. Pauls church, held a supper at the l church last night at o'clock. Par i eIfts and members had been invited, and short entertainment was given by the girls after the supper. Members of the Little Chatterers" were entertained at the home of Miss Florence Bergquist of 167 Westfield avenue, last night. Plans for a skat ing party were made. Present were ; tbe Misses Catherine Riley. Ruth i Drew, Veronica Brennan, Ruth Kann, 1 CaT~)line Lang, Anna Drew, May i Weldon and Glenna Mccarthy. 1 Mrs George Brierly, of 2615 North avenue, will be hostess at a meeting ! of the Mothers club on Monday, Jan. ! 27, at her home. The Misses Banard, i of Howard avenue. at whose home the
 meeting was planned to have taken place will be out of town on that date. Bridgeport High school was award | ed the decision in the debate with the l Foote Boys club of the New Haven. | y. M. c. A., held last night in the City Mission Auditorium of New Ha- ] ven. The local school was represent ed by Edward Leon, John Donnelly, i and Edward Larkin. After the de- 1 bate the boys were, given a big re- | ception at the Y. M. c. A. by the High 1 school boys of New Haven.
 Mrs. s. Gandhaus was reelected president oi the Bridgeport Hebrew | Orphan Asylum at a meeting held last 1 night. Other officers elected are Mrs
 H. P. Krentzman, vice president; Mrs i P. Deutch, financial secretary; Mrs l o. RizisIly, treasurer; Mrs. H. Nudel-
 man. Mrs. Bahunin. Mrs. S. Shalin- sky and Mrs. Suffrin, as trustees The
 organization have made arrangements | for an entertainment and dance to i take place on February 16, at the | State Street Casino.
 Mrs. Charles A. Baldwin of sos ] Myrtle avenue was the hostess for the 1 tea at the Brooklawn Country club ! this afternoon. Dinner in the even- i ing will be followed by the moving I picture, Countess Charming with Julian Eltinge. There will be infor-
 nal dancing after the picture Miss Alice Bale of Beach street
 was the hostess for the meeting of the 1 Patriotic Girls club, when a social was arranged to offset the strenuous work calendars. Miss Luella Coley
 will entertain the club at the next
 meeting.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. I. Brereton of 2532
 North avenue will open their home 1 on Monday night at 7:30 o'clock for
 a meeting of the directors of the An imal Rescue League.
 The girls of the Automatic Machine
 company will hold dance in Varuna hall on February II. Murray's or chestra will furnish the music Miss
 Edna Gilman of 23S5 East Main street
 has been appointed chairman of the ! dance committee.
 Mrs. Ida Vose Woodbury, field sec
 retary of the American Missionary
 association, will be the principle
 speaker at the annual meeting of the
 Congregational Home Missionary un-
 ion of this city to take place at Olivet
 church. on Thursday at 10:3O in the
 morning.
 1 Mrs. Egbert Marsh of Mill Hill ave-
 nue has returned from trip to Wash ington. D. c.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Lynch of Fair view avenue have returned to their home after spending a week in Bos- | ton.
 Mrs. Isaac Moss was appointed chairman of the ladies' reception
 committee yesterday by the executive
 committee Of Harmony lodge, under whose auspices the convention of the
 First District of the Independent Or
 der of B'Nai B'rith will be held at the Stratfieid on February l, and B..
 Mrs. Moss is making arrangements for an informal tea party in honor of the wives and daughters of the visit ing delegates.
 Mrs Henry Greenman of Park place has been appointed chairman of the executive committee of the Wednes-
 day Morning Art club to prepare the
 progrern for the ensuing year. The committee consists of the following:
 Mrs Frederick Stevens, Mrs. ". Sey- mour Lacy. Mrs Clarence N. Payne and Mrs. James Douglas Gold, Mrs. i Gold will be hostess at the next meet ing of the club.
 Dr. William Horace Day. pastor of t.~ -1-'