The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-17

 ID. C., is the guest at the home of her son, Leo Caton of Calhoun place. Henry sherman, son of MT. and Mrs. Morris Sherman, 1,o4S Pembroke street, is the guest at their home over the Easter vacation. MT. Sherman is @ chemist, doing government work at Johnsonburg, Penn.
 Ndr. and Mrs, $. Lubeu and daugh ter Miriam of New York city are the guests of Mrs. Llbel1's parents, MT. and Mrs. J. Miller, 62 Cedar street,
 A pleasant little luncheon party was given by Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck at The Stratheld Tuesday for Mrs, Ar thur wirt Rubinson's four children, Margaret, Angelica, Burnham and Arthur, of London, who are spending a few months in this city. The party included John and Nathaniel Rey- burn, Jean, Billie and Roderick Mo Nil, Jacqueline Rllsling. Wallace Lineburgh, Katherine and Frank Hunt and Walker Peters.
 On account of Good Friday the fol- Towing clubs will omit their regular meetings this week: Round Table, Authors and the English Literary club.
 Mrs Florence l.. Hayes of this city will sing the contralto roles at the annual musical festival at the St. Paul'S Episcopal church, Fairfield, to- night at 7:3O o'clock when ''The Story of the Cross" will be sung under the direction of Miss Jane Carroll. Ben Jamin Knox of Hartford will sing the baritone solos and Kirk w. Dyer of Ndiddletown will assist while Harry iWhitaker of New York city will be DrganiSt.
 The usual Thursday social at the .MaplewoOd Community association will be held tonight at the Junior High school. All adult members are cordially invited to be present.
 Grant Wilson, little son of MT. and Mrs E. G. Wilson, of Dewey street, is convalescing after his recent illness of ! scarlet fever.
 Miss Florence Hastings, Merchant street, is confined to her home with a slight cold.
 Miss Josephine Heating, Of the School Division of Hygiene, is con- valescing at St. Vincent's hospital af- ter an operation for appendicitis.
 The Black Rock Congregational church will hold an Easter concert on Sunday evening. A cordial invitation , has been extended to the public.
 Miss Sadie Long of Lynn, Mass, will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. Elmer Wilson, Princeton street, Black Rock, over Easter
 Announcement Is made of the en- gagement of Miss Ruth Leslie John- son, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Her bert L. Johnson, Fairfield, and Ed ward Clarke Bul1ard, son of MT. and Mrs. Dudley B. Bu1lard, 2429 North avenue. Both young people are very well known in this city. Miss John son is a graduate of the Connecticut F'roebel school Of this city, and MT. Bullard Is a Yale graduate, class of 1917.
 Mrs. John Leonard, 366 F'airview avenue, will be hostess at the meeting of the Montgomery Missionary Society tonight at her home The leaders will be Mrs. Charles Dickson and Miss Minnie Evers. The subject will be Women Working Together"
 Mrs. George Holmes Edwards of EPark avenue will entertain over the kEaster weekend her brother, George kBaler, who is a student at Yale Uni versity.
 Miss Helen Morrow, teacher at the Bryant school has resumed her du- ties after an illness of the grip.
 The members of the Young Women's Guild of the United Church will meet at the homo of Mrs. W. F. Marsh, Colorado avenue, next Tues day at 2:3O o'clock.
 Arrangements are being made by the social committee of the Fellow
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