The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

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 Miss Mary Croweu Wells, execu- tive secretary of the Consumers League of the state, will be the speaker at the meeting of the Col lege club tomorrow afternoon at 5:S0 o'clock at the club rooms on Wash ington avenue. Miss Wr-eS Will have as her subject, The Most Crlti- cal Age in the Span of L.E@. tae speaker is a Smith graduate and has a P. H. degree from Yale. All mem bers are asked to be present.
 Among the Bridgeport students at Holy Cross college, Worcester, Mass who spent the Thanksgiving holidays here, included Howard T. owens ot East Eaton street; Tom Hallen of Sherwood avenue; John Deaney of Colorado avenue; Sanford Havens Of Fairfield avenue, and Joe Mullins Of Mil Hill avenue.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Macdonald and daughter, Miss Margaret of Brook lawn avenue, left yesterday for the:r winter home in New York city. They will remain there until the middle of April.
 The regular meeting Of the Ladies of Charity, St. Vincent de Paul, will be held on Thursday at the nurses home. Since there is quite good deal of work to be done, the presi- dent, Mrs. J. F. Kelley, urges all members to be present.
 Miss Mabel Burns, 26 Hough ave nue. whose engagement to Harold E, Jowett, son of MT. and Mrs. Edwin Jowett Of 1707 Noble avenue, has re gently been announced, was tendered a linen shower Saturday evening by a few of her friends of the Bridgeport Hospital graduating class of 1916. The rooms were decorated in light pink and cream with favOrs 10 match. Among those present were the fol- lowing: Miss Martha Reilly. Miss Florence HeckIer, Miss IcKenna Miss Bettie Roth, Mrs. Joseph Burns, Mrs. Edwin JOwett, Mrs. Will liam Gattis, Mrs. William Burns, Mrs. ParmIey. Mrs. Earl Martin and Mrs George Warner
 Everything is in readiness for the whist and pinoch-e to |be given by the Hebrew Children's A.d Society on Tuesday evening. Dec. 3. a. Harmony lOGSG. -lTS. -l- t1b- LIZ C-L,t-l LIIt1lL and is assisted by the following corn- mittee: Mrs. E. Rubinstein, Mrs. B. Hochman. Mrs. 4. Schnee. Mrs. s. Schnee, Mrs. B. Weinsteil, Mrs. A. ET-eIusteiI1, Ms. Turd.n. Miss Dora zonn, Miss Ruth Mend delson Mss Bes- sic Rome, M ss Lena Scher, Miss Charlotte Winter and Miss Hazel Finkelstone.
 MT and Mrs. Charles Hough of Laurel avenue and MT. and Mrs. John Grant of Yale street attended the Army and Navy foOtba-I game at New York city or Saturday.
 Miss Dorothy Leonardo of 121 Fremont street, who has been spend- ing Thanksgiving and the weekend here, returned to her studies at New yesterday.
 Edward Casey of 12O Pequonnock street, who is student at Rutgers College, New Brunswick, N- J. spent Thanksgiving at his home.
 Mrs. Oliver Ness, formerly of Bridgeport, now of New London, Is visiting at the home of Mrs Anna Lapman of Thompson street for sey- eral days
 MT and Mrs Bowen Wells of Phil adelphia, Pa, are spending a few days as the guests Of MT. and Mrs. Rickard Kerr of Union avenue
 Miss Ellie stahI of New York city is the guest of her aunt. Mrs Rose Bloomfield Of East Main street.
 A special meeting has been called for the teachers. parents and friends of the NIapIewoOd schoo- to take place tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at the Junior High school Plans for reorganization VIII be presented and officers for the'new work will be elect ed.
 Members of the Y. NJ. and Y. W. H. A held a most successful dance last night at the Casino, on State street.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hampton Thomas of Plainfeld. \. J.. announce the enga gem ent Of their daughter, Miss Ella Mary Thomas to Edward Howard Babcock, Jr., son of Mrs. F. Howard Babcock of Brooklyn. Miss Thomas has a wide circle of frien5s in this city and has recently been the guest of Mrs. W. Gerald Lineburgh of Cleveland avenue
 Mrs Thomas Hood Macdonald of 225 Brooklawn avenue, announced the enga cement of her daughter, Miss Margaret Macdonald to Charles Clapp. Jr.. of New T9rk city, Satur- day afternoon at a charming bridge and tea given at their home as a fare well to their many friends before leaving for New York. where they will spend the winter. Miss Macdon aid is popular member of the younger social set here and an active member of the Little Sisters organi- zation-
 MT. and Mrs. Gerald White of Wa terview avenue have returned from Boston, where they have been visit tng for the past few weeks.
 The annual fair of the Young Wo- mems Guild of the United church will be held Friday at the home of Mrs c. Nathaniel Worthen, 234O North avenue. Arrangenents have been