The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-14

rendered several NlOllne Se- lections The house was decorated with flowers and palms and those present who helped to make the oc- casion pleasant were MT. and Mrs Jacob Glasner, MT. and Mrs. Winter, MT. and Mrs. Goldlust of New York, Mrs. A. Ritter, Mir. Friebrug, MT. and Mrs. W. Wittenstein and MT. and Mrs. Fish of Greenwich.
 Miss Grace N Murray. organizer of the Fairfield County Suffrage as sociation, is in Greenwich where she will have charge of the suffrage cam paign until Jan. 15.
 Miss Constance Hathaway was the color bearer at the Chapter Day cele- bration of the Mary Silliman Chap ter, D. 4. R., and Miss Eleanor Wiley and Miss Esther Sherwood were the pages. The ushers were Mrs. Fred erick A. Doolittle, chairman; Mrs. Roy Tuthill, Mrs. George Hadley Miss Marian Betts, Miss Lucille God frey, Mrs. Percy Harrison, Mrs. George Nothnagle, Miss Caroline Garliclz, Miss Lillian Burr and Mrs. Ebert s. Overbough.
 Miss Grace D. Clark elocution teacher at the F A. Smith F'roebel Normal school, has arranged an in teresting program for Thursday, at 12 o'clock, which will mark the com pletion of last years dramatic work of the Juniors and Seniors of the school Mrs. Elmer Beardsley will conduct the chorus. Invitations have been sent to parents and friends.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Grace M. E. church will meet tomorrow af- ternoon at o'clock in the church par Iors.
 Rev. Stephen Fish Sherman, Jr,, rector of St. Johns church, has re- covered from a recent illness.
 Members of the Young Peoples so- ciety of Sr. Johns church will meet for early service at o'clock on Sun days, Breakfast with Rt. Rev. Chaun- Icey B. Brewster, Bishop of Connecti- cut, will be served in the parish house.
 Max Rosenberg, So4oman Badesch, and Miss Hazel Finkelstone have been chosen as the delegates by the r. M. and Y. W. H. 4. to attend the meting of the New Haven club on Sunday
 Montgomery Missionary society of Olivet church will meet with the Misses Jamleson at their home, 86e North avenue, on Friday at 3 o'clock Mrs. s. F. Cone and Misn E. c. Jamie son will work upon the study on | Broadening Horizons"
 The Read School Parent Teachers association will meet tomorrow after. noon at 3:30 o'clock at the school. Al mothers are urgently requested to be present.
 Members of the English Literas club will meet on Friday at the hom of Mrs. S. c. Trkbee of 881 Lafayett 1 street.
 The Hebrew Children's Aid societ will hold their dance at the Masoni Temple tomorrow evening Mrs. M T, Horwitz, is the chairman of tn arrangement committee and Mis- Hazel Finkeistone is the chairman c the dance committee, assisted by Mir | B. RubeHstein, Mrs. D. Altman, Mis Tillie Kraus, Miss Charlotte Winte
 Miss Trixie Bernstein, Miss Sara Led erer, and Mrs. M T. Heiwitz.
 Miss Alice Hanley of 120 Clinte avenue will entertain the GIee sewin club at her home this evening at
 o'clock.
 The Bridgeport Training scho,
 members met this afternoon in th Nurses home, on Mill Hill aVenu
 for their regular meeting.
 The Thursday Afternoon Luncheo club will meet at the homo of Mr
 William J. Grippin of S5 Park avt nue. Following the luncheon, thel ] will be work on layettes fer the Re I CT06S chapter.
 Mrs. Frank Wright Baldwin
 New York city, a prominent Re Cross reconstruction worker, will | the speaker at an open meeting the Southport Current Events c1u
 on Tuesday afternoon, January 2
 Mrs. Howard N. Wakeman, presideI
 of the club, has made all prepars
 tions feR the meeting.
 Announcement is made of the CT
 gagement of Miss Anna DeFrancis
 46 Linen avenue, and Nicholas I
 Roberti, son of MT. and Mrs I
 Robert of this city.
 Having been bothered with shoe
 lace tips falling off, I got some brow shellac and wet the ends of the shoe
 faces well and let them dry, I fin them to be even better than the reg Ysar tips for slipping easily throug