The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-20
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The Round Table club will meet to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Miss Anna E. Par rec, 344 ,Jo ohm street. The subject for the meeting will be Rural France.
 Members of the Comfort club will meet tomorrow afternoon at the Pres y ,erian church for a regular ..ce-ng.
 A Community dance will be held in the auditorium of the Junior High school tonight from until 10 o'clock. Music will be furnished by the MapIewood orchestra.
 Among the Bridgeport members Of the Connecticut Chapter. Daugh- 1ers of Founders and Patriots of America, who will attend the eigh- jeenth annual meeting to be held at inc Hotel Garde, New Haven. will be Mrs. Charles Armstrong of Brook lawn avenue and Mrs. F. A Strong. of Main street.
 The board of governors of the Brooklawn Country club will meet tomorrow night to accept the March program of the club that was ar ranged at a meeting of the women yesterday afternoon.
 The committee in charge of the whist and social to be given tonight in St. Patrick's church at 8 o'clock under the auspices of the Children of Mary, have provided for a delightful evening Of entertainment. Follow ing the whist. dancing will be enjoy ed with a special program of dance music. The rooms of the church have been fttingIy decorated for the occasion. In charge of the affair are Miss Anna Connolly. chairman, Miss Hazel Cunningham, Miss Cath erine and Miss Bessie O'Dwyer, Miss Mary Baker, Miss Mary McNamara, Miss Kathryn Sheehan, Miss Edna CoughIn, Miss Julia Whalen, Miss Margaret Baker. Mrs. Ca ,herine Mo NTinn, Miss May Flynn, Miss Marion Neidermier, Miss Edith O'Hara.
 Members of the Sacred Heart par tsh are to hold whist and pinochIe at the Red Cross rooms of the Sacred Heat school on Monday afternoon and evening. Members may bring their friends.
 Richard Lombard, 1890 Fairfield avenue. is convalesctng at the Bridge port hospital after an operation for sppendencitis performed Monday morning by pr. P. ". Bill.
 Miss Slocum's dancing hall will be the scene of a merry gathering on Washinrton's birthday when the He. '.rew Children's Aid society hold their hlrd annual dance. Together with the dance there will be a special pro- 9ram of entertainment arranged by he committee consisting of Mss Kate Nc son, Miss Hazel F'inkelstone, Miss Frances Nelson, Miss Carrie Reich, Miss Kate Cohen. Miss Lillian Krist and Miss Rose Frank.
 Russell Moore. Thomas Baldwin and Roy O lara, all recently returned from France, will be the guests of honor at the monthly meeting of the Mems League of Park Street Congre- gational church which will be held in the church parlors on Thursday even ing. at 8 o'clock. Following the busi- ness meeting, the boys will give in formal talks regarding their experi- ences. Refreshments will be served. Sergeant J. 4. Keeton and Albert J. Merritt will make addresses regard ing the army and navy respectively, at a meeting of the Masonic club when hey will observe Army and Navy night with a smoker in the .t-Eus on 8 oad street. The commit tee in charge are Fred Atwatar Frank s. SIosson and Raymond B. Jones.
 The ''Boy Preacher national evangelist and the supreme presi- dent of the Rescue Association of America and Africa Rev. Dr. J. L.