The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-04

Brooklawn Country cub, A very in- teresting program has been arranged for the occasion. He will be accom- panied by Charles Coles.
 All members of the Art league are urged to be present at the meeting on Monday afternoon when the calen- dar for classes will be arranged. Ar | engagements concerning the war work to be taken up during the coming year will also be made. Mrs. Philip l.. Holzer, president of the league, wishes that all members be present as other important work will be dis cussed,
 Bradford Boardman, son of MT, and Mrs W. B. Boardman, of Mill Hill avenue, will leave next week to re- sumo his studies at the academy at AnaoVer, Mass, for the winter. The Ladies Etntracht auxiliary ! will hold their regular meeting to- morrow at o'clock in their meeting rooms, No. 164 State street. All sis ters are requested to be present. Re treatments will be served after the meeting.
 There will be regular meeting of the Council of Jewish Women on Mon- day evening at o'clock. Charles H. Lane, special agent for the Depart ment of Justice, will be. the speaker of the evening.
 hloz-o-7r- Jr- i speak at the yesper services at the Y. w. c. A. tomorrow afternoon on When Johnny Comes Marching Home" Patriotic music will also be rendered and the girls of the club will act as hotesses for the afternoon. l Following the vespers, tea will be served around the open fire place. All women and girls are cordially in vited to attend.
 Mrs. Frederick Rhodes of Noble avenue, was hostess for the annual dinner of the Authors club yesterday afternoon at her home. There were 5 members at the table. Those who served were Miss Elizabeth Ravens, | Miss Elizabeth Rhodes, Miss Eleanor Beard and Miss Lorraine Armstrong. Present were Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. Charles Armstrong, Mrs. Frederick Peitsch, Mrs. Frederick Granniss, Mrs. John Wooster, Mrs. Edward At kins, Mrs. Frederick Hawes, Miss Anne Sherman, Mrs. E. A. Mcclellan, Mrs. B. F. Walker, Mrs. Henry Mills, Mrs. Lorenzo Nickerson, Mrs. D. NJ. Jones and Miss Lucy Blood.
 Announcement Is made of the mar riage of Robert c. Deitz, son of MT. and Mrs. George Deitz of 134 Cliff ford street, and Miss Anna NJ. Pan nit of New York which took place on New Years day at St. Luke s church. Rev. William Jepson per formed the ceremony. The couple left for Atlantic City immediately after the ceremony and will spend their honeymoon there.
 Miss Lucile Moscovitz of Howard avenue will spend the week with
 friends in Philadelphia.
 Sergt Robert Garrabrandt, son of
 ?. W. Garrabrandt of 712 William St. who is stationed at the Ordnance Base Depot, A. E. F, expects to return
 to this city next month. He has been
 in France since the early part of the war.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the West End Congregational church will meet on Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
 in the church rooms.
 Miss Frances Murstein of Stratford avenue left for New Haven this morn
 ing to spend the day.
 Members of the Comfort club have made arrangements to go to New Ha- ven tonight where they will hear Ma jor General Edwards talk at Woisey hall. They are hoping to have Major Edwards come to Bridgeport to talk in the near future.
 Tomorrow evening the Victory Dance, under the auspices of the He brew Ladies' Aid society, will take place at the Casino hall. A large at tendance is expected as all plans for a good time have been arranged. Mrs. s. Abrams has been chosen as chair man for the dance.
 Miss Marie Forbes of 16S Berkshire avenue was rendered a delightful : farewell party at her home on Sunday evening prior to her returning to Lau- : ralton hall, Milford. 4 number Of her friends were there and showered Miss Forbes with numerous pretty gifts. Miss Helen l.. Sheldon of Laurel avenue returned to Mount Holyoke : college, where she is a student, after . delightful vacation spent with her parents at their home.
 Henry T. Walsh of William street has been discharged from the Off, cers' Training school at New York university and has resumed his posi- ton at the American Chain company. T. L. Hubbell of New York city is : the weekend guest of MT and Mrs. t J. Miller of 62 Cedar street. = MT. and Mrs. T. Harrison of 90 Ce- 3 dar street are entertaining their son, = Bill Harrison, of the U. s. army, for a
 few days.
 l BOLSHEVIsTS REACH OUTSKIRTS OR WILMA