The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-17
DANCE BY AMERICAN LEGION FRIDAY Entertainment to Precede Dance-Patronesses
 Assist. EXCURSION TRIP
 FOR MOTHERS Board of Health Sends Party Today to Port
 Jefferson.

All arrangements have been com Epleted for the dance to be given to- morrow evening at Loriship Manor by the American Legion which in tcludes all men who have returned from service. With a special program of entertainment and snappy dance music, the event promises to be a great success.
 The committee in charge include J. tC. Calhoun, Robert C. Seeley, Lewis Joyce, J. M. Clancy and James J. Rooney. Among the many patron esses who are assisting to make the affair a success are Mrs. c. D. Mills, Mrs. Horace B. Merwin, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Albert J. Merritt, Mrs. H. A. Mayse, Mrs. Egbert Marsh, Mrs. i Sigmund Loewith, Mrs. Joseph Mi haly, Mrs. Richard I. Neithercut, Mrs. Kenneth W. McNeil, Mrs. W. J. A. OHara, Mrs. Allan W. Paige, Mrs. H. LeBaron Peters, Mrs. Bradford D. Pierce, Mrs. John A. Rusling, Jr.' ! Mrs. Frederick Rhoades, Mrs. Sum ner Simpson, Mrs. Catherine Sullivan, Mrs. Ellie N. Sperry, Mrs. Frederick A. Strong, Mrs. William F. Severn, Mrs. Charles Shapiro, Mrs. Henry stevenson, Mrs. William Sailer, Mrs. Samuel C. Shaw, Mrs. William B. Seeley, Mrs. F. s. Seeley.
 Mrs. Howard Simpson, Mrs. Theo- dore Steiber, Mrs. Charles H. | Sprague, Mrs. Frank I. Sta ples, Mrs. Alfred H. Terry, Mrs. D. M. Trecar- l tin, Mrs. E. F. von Wettberg, Miss 1 Amelia W9I1enta, Mrs. Charles F. | Wood, Mrs Horace E. Wilmot, Mrs. John R. Woodruff, Mrs. William I Webb, Mrs. Horace Whitney, Mrs. | William R. Webster, Mrs. Nathaniel | c. Worthen, Mrs. Edmund s. Wolfe,
 Mrs. George w. Wheeler, Mrs. Chas. F. Wood, Mrs. George c. Waldo, Jr.. Mrs. Clifford B. Wilson, Mrs. George l Windsor, Mrs. I. DeVer Warner, Mrs. DeVer H. Warner, Mrs. Samuel | H. Wheeler, Mrs. D. F'airchild ! Wheeler. Mrs. Lynn w. Wilson
 Mrs. Percy Anderson, Mrs. William E. Allen, Mrs. Frederick J. Adams. Mrs Charles H. Armstrong, Mrs. | Thomas Arnold, Mrs. A. s. Ambrose,
 Mrs Ralph Blackburn, Mrs Henry A. Bishop, Mrs. F. Neil Benhamr 1 Mrs. Benjamin Plumbers, Mrs. Stan ley H. Bullard, Mrs. Dudley B. Bull | lard, Mrs. William II. Boardman, Mrs Frank D. Bell, Mrs Morris F. | Beardsiey, Mrs. Charles F. A. Biltz, Mrs. Benjamin Brownstein, Mrs. Hem ry Blodget, Mrs. William F. Blight. | Mrs. Charles Crosby, Mrs. Laurence AI. Cornwall, Mrs. John c. Chamber lain, Mrs. Andrew M Cooper.
 Mrs. Albert H. Garfield. Mrs. Kari O. Cyrus, Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Mrs. Ed ward Casey, Mrs. J. F. Cenicola, Mrs. Harry H. DeLoss, Mrs. Charles Deas, Mrs. Carolyn Dorenus, Mrs. Charles D. Davis, Miss Jennie Donning, Mrs. Carl Foster, Mrs. Michael H. Ford, Mrs. John Field, Mrs. John F. Fay, Mrs. H. Willard FIeck, Mrs. Alfred c. Tones, Mrs. Frank E. Pickett, Mrs. Michael J. Flannigan, Mrs. Jonathan Grout, Mrs. Henry Sheaff Glover, Mrs. William J. Grippin. Mrs William H. | Griffith, Mrs. Harold H. Hamilton, Mrs. F. Merton Hammond.
 1 Mrs. Robert S. Hincks, Mrs. Paul | D. Eippolitus, Mrs. Frank Hastings, Mrs Lyman S. Hill, Mrs. E. w. Har- ral Mrs. Philip L. Holzer, Mrs. Will liam T. Haviland, Mrs. Elmer H. ] Havens Mrs. George w. Hawley, | Mrs. John T. L. Hubbard, Mrs. Will liam W. Howes, Miss Florence Hast ings, Mrs. Edward A. Jennings, Mrs. i William H. Jepson, Mrs. James E.
 Kelly, Mrs. Jacob Klein, Mrs J. | Grant Kingsbury, Mrs. John T. King,
 Mrs. William Kelsey, Mrs. William P. Kirk, Mrs. Albert E. Lavery, Mrs. l Walter B. Lashar, Mrs. Henry Lee,
 Mrs. Thomas H. Macdonald. Mrs. Albert E. Macdonald. Mrs. Homer c. Godfrey, Mrs. John A. Rusing.
 | Under the direction of the Board | of Health another happy party of | mothers and their children left today | on the steamer Park City for Port | Jefferson to enjoy the daily recrea l ton provided by the Bridgeport Com 1 rnunity Service. Miss Lillian Me | Donald and Miss Josephine Sullivan | were the nurses in charge and a num-
 Der of public school teachers arrang- l ed a delightful program of enter l tainment.
 The daily excursion trips arranged 1 for the mothers and their little ones
 are becoming very popular and rain
 or shine, the party is never broken l up.
 | Mrs. Sarah Sherman Pryor, chair
 man of the girls story telling com
 mittee of the Community Service as- sociation, sent Miss Margaret Rock and Miss Bessie Reich, who will fur nish the entertainment for the enter tatnment for the little folks.
 The Catholic Charitable Bureau will send their allotted number to- 1 morrow and Miss Elizabeth Daley, as-
 sisted by Mrs. Matthew Dargan and 1 Mrs. William Sullivan, will have l charge. Miss Margaret Grandfeld and Miss May O'Leary will be the in teresting story tellers,