The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-28
Social And Personal Doings In The Wornan's World
INTERESTING PERSONAL ITEMS
 ABOUT PERSONAGES YOU KNOvV

Miss Louise HoIbrook addressed the members of the Thursday Lunch con club yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George w. HaWley, of North avenue. Miss Holbrook en- phasized the value of milk for the children in the home and urged its use and by-products.
 The Young Women's Christian as sociatiOn announces the opening of their new recreation building. The Industrial Women's Service Center, at 1146 Barnum avenue, Monday ev- ening, March 31. All members and friends are cordially invited to at tend.
 The Juvenile Delinquency commit tee of the Catholic Charitable bureau held their regular meeting at the bureau this afternoon.
 Bridgeport Oratorio society will hold their annual meeting, Tuesday evening, at s o'clock, at the Stratfield sun parlors when the various reports will be read and new members nam ed. Lucien T. Warner, is chairman of the nominating committee.
 Members of the BrookIawn Coun- try club will enjoy the very amusing moving picture farce s'Life's Funny Proposiuon,' starring William Des- mOnd and Louise Lovely, following the table d'hote dinner tomorrow eV- ening. Mrs. Charles E. Weeks assist ed by members of the Thursday Luncheon club will be hostess at the tea in the Afternoon.
 Miss May Davenport, president of the Bridgeport Wellesley college club, wishes to announce that all Wellesley graduates planning to attend the of Campus rally of the college alumni association to be held at St. Louis, Mo, April and 3 should report to her. The Bridgeport branch of the club is very anxious to send a large number Of representatives.
 MT. and Mrs. D. J. Hood of 408
 Lapiewood avenue. entertained yes terday as their guests. MT. and Mrs. John Hood of South Manchester, Conn, and Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Thienes, of Hartford, Conn, and their nephews, MT. John II. Hey, Of La Verne, Cal, and Lucius F. Stone of VictorviIle Cal, who arrived at Camp Mills on the Steamship Matsonia, on Monday, from France. Their com pany will leave Camp Mills for the California camp within a short time. On account of the Chautauqua Iec- lures the Round Table club will not meet this week. The meeting was to have taken place at the home of Miss Mary Walker, 113 HarraI avenue. The Critique Book club will meet tonight at the home of Mrs. Florence Skinner, 204 NewfeId avenue, when social time will be enjoyed. The club members usually engage in refugee work.
 The English Literary club met this | afternoon at The Stratfield with Mrs
 F. B. siluman and Miss Harriet 1 Eames IS joint hostesses. Mrs. Louis K. Gould was the leader for the day
 and gave a very interesting review of | modern books.
 The Wellesley College club in this | city has been invited to attend a lec-
 ture by Miss Grace Bissell, who re- l ccntly returned from canteen service ] Tn France, at New Haven, April 23 ] Miss BisseI spoke in this city last i Saturday before the Y. W. c. A. and i many members of the club will take i opportunity of hearing her again. ! Miss Bisseu is a delightful speaker i and has an intensely interesting story i to tell of her experiences with the | Wellesley unit.
 MT. and Mrs. A. E,acuro of 62 Cedar i street, returned to her home after 1 morning. where they will make their