The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-28
Social JOtti1lgs

The ballroom at the Brooklawn Country club was the scene of one of | the prettiest dances of the season last might when the members of the Ser vice club held their large benefit social event. Dressed in. charming organdie frocks and informal summer evening dresses, the youthful philan- thropic workers received over 200 guests at the dance. The ballroom was most becomingly decorated with flowers, greeneries and the National | flags hung with the club banner. Miss Eunice Newman, who serves as presi- dent of the club was assisted by Miss Harriet Windsor, Miss Elizabeth Hay ems, Miss Dorothy Northrop, Miss LOT raine Armstrong, Miss Maude len
 nings, Miss Doris Wheeler, Miss Anna Swinnerton, Miss, Virginia Ives, and Miss Frances Jennings in arranging the affair. Several members of the club were unable to attend.
 Frank Hastings Crump, son of Mrs. c. I. Crosby, Beechwood avenue. is reported to be feeling much better and is slowly regaining his health. He is stationed at the base hospital at Camp Devens where he is being treat ed for injuries received while in the service overseas. Mrs. Crosby visited her son recently and hopesS he will return home soon.
 Elias Nadelman, 54 Cleveland ave nue, will leave today for Washington, D. C., to take up position with the government as an architect.
 Mrs. C. I. Crosby and her staff of canteen workers will serve at the railroad station for another week at the special request of large number of service men. All boys in uniform will be welcome to the coffee and sandwiches to be served by the work CTS The work, which has been for rnally closed recently, will be resumed every Saturday, indefinitely, following next week.
 Election of officers will take place | at the meeting of St. Vincents hospi- 1 tai Training school for Nurses this | afternoon. Rev. Matthew Judge, as- sistant at St. Augustine's R. c. church, | will make the principal address on '.Social Service.'' The graduating | class numbering 26, will be the guests of honor.
 Miss Grace D. Clarke is making ar | engagements for a students lecture to | be given in the near future. Friends | and relatives who were present at the recital last night will be pleased to hear of the announcement.
 Miss Augusta Slosberg, daughter of MT. and Mrs. R. Slosberg, 174 Arch street is entertaining Miss Minnie Slosberg, of Manchester. N. H., over the week end.
 Miss Marguerite Kusterer, daughter l of Mrs. Philip Kusterer, will become | the bride of Isaac B. Ferris. son of | Mrs. Sarah E. Ferris. of Glenwood | avenue, tonight at o'clock at the | homeI of Judge Wm. H. Kelsey, of Lafayette stret The bride will wear i charming frock of silver cloth with | chiffon and lace. Her only attend | ant will be her sister, Miss Bertha | Kusterer, who will wear pale blue taffeta gown. George Beers of New York city will be the best man. Rev. l John G. Sadt1er, of the Christ Episco- | pal church will officiate at the cere-t mony. A large reception will be held for friends and relatives of the cou- | ple at the home of MT. Kelsey, which | has been most attractively decorated | for the occasion.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Schurr, 1119 Stratford avenue, are entertaining a
 number of out of town guests in
 honor of the wedding of their son,
 Samuel, to Miss Augusta Slosberg,
 which takes place tomorrow evening.
 The house guests include MT. and Mrs. I. Schurr, Samuel, Harry and Meyer Schurr, MT. and Mrs. w. Por- tugeI and Miss Anna, Harry, William, George Portugal; Lieut.. Jos Schurr, Mr and Mrs. William Toubin, MT. and Mrs. Jerry Wit, and Miss Josie, Shirley and Harry Toubin, Joseph Solaway, MT. and Mrs. D. Calmon, MT. and Mrs. M. Touhin, MT. and
 Mrs. Pepper, Miss Marina, Milon,
 Shirley and Leonard Pepper. MT. and
 Mrs. s. Subway, Miss Josephine, Miss
 Bearice and Sydney Subway, MT. and
 Mrs. M. Schurr, all of New York
 city; Miss Minerva Schurr and Dr. Leon Amsterdam of Tacoma, Florida;
 MT. and Mrs. F. Zimmerman and
 Miss Selma and Walter Zimmerman,
 of Washington D. G.; MT. and Mrs M.
 Schurr of Spring Valley. N- J., MT.
 and Mrs. M. Schurr of Passaic, N- J., and MT. and Mrs. M Raskin of Spring Valley, N.
 Graat iuterest is expressed bv the