The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-10-27

Beck; recording secretary, Samuel A l Lefkowitz; financial secretary, Miss Dorothy Lang; treasurer, Joseph Der ger; directors. Harry H. Dworkin, Rudolph Hennick, Charles E. Altman, Jack FrankeI, Charles Rosenbluh Kate RosenbIuh and Rose Lang.
 Miss Stella Waters of Union avenue returned from pleasant few days visit with her aunt, Mrs. J. K. Daniels of New Haven. The Homeland society of the Uni ted church will meet tomorrow after noon at the church parlors to con- tinue their plans for the food sale to be given in the near future. The sewing will also be resumed. Mrs. Samuel NJ GarIick of 474 State street, will be the hostess at the meeting of the Wednesday Morning Art club this week at 1O:15 in the morning. Mrs. c. B. Adams will have the study paper on Two Poets," Will fred Wilson Gibson and Ralph Hodg- son" i The Women's Missionary society of the United church is completing l arrangements for the au-day meet i ing on Nov. i when Miss Isabel Blake will be the speaker. Miss Blake has served as missionary abroad and has ! also been with the Red Cross in 1 Egypt.
 i The Connecticut Society of Colon i ial Danes of America will hold meeting tomorrow afternoon at S;S0 ] o'clock in the afternoon at the Wash : yF-aI,H Wet ha1,sfinld. Mrs. w II. H. Smith of this city will present a paper on the history of the house.
 i Miss Margaret Slattery, noted 1ec- turer upon general child welfare, will speaks at the Community Forum Sun day evening, November 2, at the United church. Miss Slatery has 1 travelled extensively on a lecture tour abroad in the interests of the '. W ! c. A, and other organizations. She will speak on T Go To War; After Iward."
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Atwater of Col 0radO avenue entertained over the i weekend MT. and Mrs. Joel Gold thwait and son. Joel of Cambridge, l Mass. and Miss Louise Atwater of i Smith college.
 The second annual masquerade i dance given under the auspices of the i Star of Love lodge, No. 45, Shepherds 1 of Bethlehem, will be held Friday ev- ening, October 31, in sherman hall. r. M. AIiddIebrook is acting IS chair man of the committee.
 MT. and Mrs. James Jorgensen of 52O East Main street, are receiving ! concentrations upon the arrival of a baby girl born at their home, Sat urday, October 9. Mother and daughter are both well.
 Miss Jennie Leveson of Hough ave nue spent the weekend in New York city as the guest of friends.
 James F. Ryan and sister, Miss Loretta of Torrington were recent visitors in Bridgeport
 Horace B. lIervin of Brooklawn park was one of the ushers at the 1 marriage of Miss Pauline Root Will l COX. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Will jam Wilcox of N1iddIetown and Julius i Benedict Smith, son of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Smith of Waterbury, which was celebrated Saturday at o'clock at
 the South Congregational church in
 liddIetown.
 Thomas Mason of Massachusetts
 will succeed George L. Warren as secretary of the Charities Organization
 society of this city. The new secre-
 tary will assume his duties here on
 Nov. 1. MT. Warren had recently 1 resigned from the society.
 
 1 MT. and Mrs. James G. Moran of East Main street are entertaining at
 their home, Miss Jennie Hyde and
 Miss Bessie Worth of Syracuse, N. Y.
 The Bridgeport Poultry and Pet 1 stock Association will hold the annual 1 Poultry Show at the Casino on Dec. 5, l 6 and '. From the number of appli- 1 cations received up to date, the event i promises to be a great affair. It is | planned to hold the show on Sunday
 in addition to the regular week days,
 so that a greater number of people
 may have an opportunity to witness
 the fair. Any one desiring premium
 lists, may secure them by writing J.
 Kruzshak, 49 Woodmont avenue.