The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-14
KIWANIS CLUB CELEBRATES VVlTH
 LADIES' NIGHT AT THE STRATFIEL. D
Three Hundred Attend Very Enjoyable Dinner Many Attractive Souvenirs Distributed-Roll Call of
 Members Most Interesting Procedure

H. F. Wadham, wadham Ice Cream Co.,, dinner favors
 J. P. Frisbie, Frisbie Pie Co.,, snap perjacks.
 W. J. Travis, Massachusetts Baking Co.,, vanity mirrors and busc1tts
 Stoddard G. Goodsell, petite boxes Schrafft's chocolates.
 Attendance prizes were donated by the following members and won by the fortunate ladies whose names ap> pear:
 Six months sitting In the First Presbyterian church presented by Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr., won by Mrs. George B. Crawford.
 Thermos Carafe, presented by Hen ry F. Kellar, of the Fritz & Hawley Co.,, won by Mrs. P T. Overbaugh.
 Two pound box Lanes Golden Pheasant Chocolates, presented by Archibald E. Smith, won by Mrs. s. G. Goodsel1.
 Another two pound box of the same maier.
 One-half dozen photographs pre- sented by L. H. Corbit, of Corbit's Photo Studio, won by Mrs. T. F. Scan- lon.
 One s5 book of trolley tickets, pre- sented by Joseph s. Goodwin, manag- CT of the Connecticut Co. Won by Mrs. Alexander Alison, Jr.
 One Japanese tray, presented by George B. Watkins, of Watkins Art Store. Won by Mrs. F. J. Bterman.
 One dinner for four, presented by F. A. Cantwell, of The Stratfeld ho- tel. Won by Mrs. M. H. Chapin.
 Five oOe-year subscriptions to Bridgeport Life, presented by R. M. Sperry. Won by Mrs. George B. Thomas, Grace Schwerdtle, Mrs Will liam A. Arnold, Mrs. H. E. Wadham, Miss Rose M. Friedman. Lady's pen, presented by Dr. Thos. F. Scanlon. Won by Mrs. Robert M. Sperry.
 Silk handbag, presented by The T. J. Pardy Construction Go. Won by Mrs. F. A. Cantwell. Silver sandwich tray, presented by John J. Fisher. Won by Mrs. Fred 1 Atwater.
 Silk umbrella, presented by H. T. Leavenworth, of the Bridgeport Test ing Laboratory. Won by Miss Hazel Bradshaw
 Box of La Flor de Arnold cigars, presented by William A. Arnold. Won 1 by Mrs. s. s. Taylor.
 Framed Maxwell parish picture, "Old King Cole" Presented by Hu- bert W. Hart, of the Hart-seeley Piano Co. Won by Mrs. s. A. Kirby. Silk waist, presented by Rockwell 6 Co. Won by Mrs George H. Coul- ter.
 Kewpie doll, presented by The D. M. Read Co. Won by 0drs. T. J. lief ferman.
 China plate, presented by A. M. En- gelhard, of the D. M. Read Co. Won by Mrs. w. A. II. Hatfield.
 Cut glass dish, presented by Michael Svihra, cement sidewalks. Won by Mrs. F. A. Haughney.
 Neckwear set, presented by John F. Murphy, of the Bridgeport Poster Ad- Iverttsing Co. Won by Mrs R. D. Katz.
 Pair ladies' shoes, presented by the Walk Over Shoe shop. Won by Miss Yoyce Corbett.
 Pair Redfern corsets, presented by The Warner Bros. Co. Won by Mrs A. M. Engelhard.
 | Automobile clock, presented by D. H. Oliver of the A. L. schavoir Co., Won by Mrs. L. F. Rockwell.
 Automobile microscope, presented by E. H. Oliver, of the A. L. schavoir Co. Won by Mrs. Charles M. Girdiner Five quires of Hurd's best paper and five quires of envelopes, together with an order for 8 die to stamp same. Presented by A. E. Eccles en- graver and plate printer, Al Cannon 1 street. Won by Miss Minnie Schwerdtle.
 Fern Or towering plant, presented by s. D. Horan, Of James Horan 6 Son, won by Mrs F. A Doo1ittle.
 Pair of gloves, presented by F'ranl D. Bell, of Meigs & O., won by Mrs H. T. Leavenworth.
 Five dollars credit on a lady's hat presented by E. H. Dillon of E. H Dillon & Co.,, won by Mrs. Joseph P Frisbie.
 Six jars of Daggett 6 Ramsdelr. cold cream and two surprise boxes presented by pr. A. H. Paul, osteo path, won by Mrs. Wm. B. Goodrich Mrs. c. L. Gellatly. Mrs. W. M. Red field, Mrs A. E. Eccles, Mrs Charle E. Morse, Mrs Rose Billings. Mrs. G B. Watkins, Mrs. Charles Whittier.
 Following the dinner three musca selections were rendered by Carl V Larson, violinist; John B. Patuzz 'cellist, and Raymond F. Shaw, plan
 ist. MT Shaw's orchestra also fur
 nished the appropriate music for tn singing and dancing.
 Among those present were: F. Abercrombie, with Captain and Mir! J. A. Smith, as guests; Rev. and MT: , Alex. Alison, Jr., with Judge an Mrs. Carl Loster; MT. and Mrs. Wn , A. Arnold, and MT. and Mrs. W. F i l Goddard as guests; MT. and Mir | Fred Atwater, with Miss B. T. Bate r of New York, as guest; MT. and Mrt R. A. Beers, MT. and Mrs. BelknaI
 Jr., with Dr. and Mrs Harold Clark = MT. and Mrs. John R. Booth, MT. an ! Mrs. F. J. Brennan, MT. and Mrs. W ] M. Bangs, with Miss Bangs and M Walters as guests; MT. and Mrs. VI : M. Bayliss.
 LnI- duu dhIS. OSOTSe h. SIdW1oiN . with Colonel and Mrs. John H. Wade
 Mir and Mrs. F. A. Cantwell, with MI - and Mrs. Harry Morehouse of Stan I ford as guests, MT. and Mrs. M. F 2 Chapin, Edward H. Dillon, George W } Donning with Miss Jennie Donning a 9 guest, Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Doolittl, MT. anC frs. A. E. Esocles with Mis
 Edna Ec.o.es as guest, MT. and Mrs. , | ITs. A H.