The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-06

-h4SS GTd:e M- Murray, falFneld county suffrage organizer, left for at the legislature carried on at the capital in behalf of the Woman Suf- frage cause. Each county sends a representative to Hartford once week. Mrs. Frank Riley served as special representative for Bridgeport this week
 Mrs. s. c. Shaw of Sanford place is spending a, few days at her summer home in Redding
 The Fairfield County Woman's Suf, frase association will omit their March meeting which had been scheduled to take place in Stratford. The next monthly meeting will be held in April The organization Is contemplating having several enter tainments next month, but no definite plans have yet been made. Members Of the Hebrew ChIIdren's s Aid society have postponed their weekly meeting this week on account of the whist held at the StratdeId on Tuesday evening. The next meeting will take place next Tuesday, March II, at the NewfelJ building.
 The Authors club will meet to- | morrow at the Jane street library, at 1 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs Daniel Jones will have the work on short stories and poetry. Mrs. Francis Sanford makes the l announcement that Miss Katherine l Brown received a $5 gold piece at the meeting of the Queens Daughters. on | Friday evening at St, Augustine's l chapel.
 The Comfort club will hold q regu- 1 lar business meeting at the Presby- | terIan church at 2:30 O clock, tomor- row afternoon
 Mrs. c. \. Choate % Brooklawn l avenue entertained yesterday noon at an informal luncheon at the | Brooklawn Country club in honor of Mrs IT. H. DeLoss, who is planning to leave next week for Asheviue, \. C., for a short vacation.
 Over $500 was realized as a result ! of the Knights of Columbus ball held at The Stratheld on Monday night. The proceeds will be used in organi- zation work. The committee who are being congratulated for the great sue cess of the affair. consisted of George l Farley. Peter v. Clark, James H. ] Broderick, John J. Conway. W. B i Flanagan, James P. Lee. Jesse c. Hamilton, C. P. Haugh and Dr John J. Myers.
 Mrs. Hoyt o. Perry, who is serving oF .I- o9E is spending a, few days at the home of her parents, AIr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Riker of Fairfield. Mrs. Perry has ] been rendering valuable service at the 1 Navy club. the National League for ] Women's Service and the Pershing i club in St Bartholomew church New ' ork city. Lieutenant Perry is serving with the American army ir France. Mrs. Perry was Miss Char Iotte Riker of this city and was one of the first war brides in the Little | Sisters organization.
 Mrs Heaton Barnes Iectured be fore the Bridgeport Philosophical so- ciety last night at 1925 Main street Mrs. Barnes is resident speaker of the l First Spirituaiist church.
 
 H. Warner and Mrs. William H Griffith, members of the Associated Charities of the Day Nurseries, re- turned from Hartford where they at i tended the hearing of the state super vision of all Day Nurseries in the state.
 Robert L. OertIe. third class yeo- man of the Naval Operating base Hampton Roads, Va, is spending 9 14-day furlough at his home, 1916 Park avenue.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Linnie Knowles Nan- stone and Otis J. Ives Of Southington.
 Rev. Alexander Alison ofnciated al the ceremony with only the immediate
 members of the families present
 After a, short wedding trip. the couple
 will make their home in Southington,
 where MT. Ives is an engineer. Mrs E. T. Buckingham, chairman
 of the Black Rock Red Cross auxil-