The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-19
Social And Personal Doings In The Woman's World
INTERESTING PERSONAL ITEMS ABOUT PERS0NACES YOU KNOW

Members Of the Bridgeport High school dramatic class, under the di- rection of Mrs. s. Sherman Proyor, Will present the Easter story at the United church, tomorrow morning at iz:l5 The first scene will be ''In Pi- late's Judgment Hall," and the sec ond, At the Tomb'' The Sunday school of the church will play the part for the Resurrection Drama
 Fully 125 reservations have been made for the dinner tonight at the Brooklawn Country club preceding the Choate School Mandolin and Glee
 club concert. There will be a large
 number of parties when the students
 of the Choate school participating in
 the entertainment will be feted.
 The Missionary Circle of the New
 field M. E. church will hold their next
 meeting at the Bridgeport Protective
 association, 754 Myrtle avenue, Tues
 day evening at o'clock. when Mrs.
 Grace Brard, president; Miss K. I.
 Hewett, of the association, and Mrs.
 J. Buckley, treasurer of the circle, will give short addresses A social
 time will be enjoyed following the
 meeting.
 Loyal Order of Moose, South Nor | walk lodge, No. 529, will hold a fair
 and bazaar on April IS to 28, when a program of dancing, cabaret, con- | sessions, side shows and a number of other surprises will be presented. The Masonic club, fncorporet d, | held a most successful entertainment | for both men and women last night | at the Masonic temple. The Lotus 1 Male Quartet of Boston, composed of | Robert Martin, first tenor; William | Hincks, second tenor; Nelson Ray | mond, baritone, and Dorne MacAdam,
 basso, rendered several vocal selec- | tions which were received with much
 applause. Miss Dorothy Carpenter
 was the reader and Charles Kisco,
 piano accompanist.
 l Miss Julia and Miss Elizabeth Eos 1 ter, daughters of Judge and Mrs.
 Carl Foster, North avenue, will en- | certain the members of the Service
 club, at their home Monday after
 noon.
 | Parker Seeley of Brooklawn avenue
 will entertain at dinner at the Brook | lawn Country club tonight when the | Choate school students will give a concert.
 Mrs. George T. Hathaway, 800 CIin- ton avenue, will be hostess at a meet ing of the Mosiac club, Tuesday after noon at o'clock at her home As this is one of the open meetings, each | member is privileged to bring a guest. Mrs. Tuxcbury, Y. w. C. A | secretary, who has spent a number of years in Japan, will talk on The
 Land of the Cherry Blossoms" Commander A. AIverdo Corwir1, | stationed in New York city is spend ing the weekend with Mrs. Corwir at | the home of her parents, MT and Mrs | c. M. Newman of Laurel avenue Members of the Black Rock Cohn- try club will enjoy the first release of moving pictures at the club tomorrow I evening following the table d'hote | dinner.
 Erwin c. Stick1es of Nichols, chair
 man of the Liberty loan committee, attended the Liberty loan conference
 held in New York this week. Mrs and Mrs. H. H. Hamilton of Park place are entertaining Majof and Mrs. Stewart Hamilton of Fort
 ress Monroe, Va, who have come
 north to attend the wedding of Major Hamilton's sister, Miss Bethesda Hamilton, which takes place Monday. Miss Hamilton will become the bride