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

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 Miss 4. Smith of 74 Harlem ave- nue. returned from several days visit to Washington, D. ..
 Tatrvtew avenue, has resumed her stliz.ies at the Bridgeport High school after being confined to her home on account of illness for several days.
 The Ladies of Charity, St. Vincent de raul, will hold their regular meet Ing on Thursday afternoon at the Nurses home. All members are urged to attend.
 Mrs. J. E. Kelley of Iranistan ave- nue, returned to her home after spending several days at Providence. F. I.
 There will be 3, social gathering of the parishioners of St. Georges church this evening at o'clock in the schooIroorn. All members of the parish. sixteen years of age or over, are invited. The evening branch of the Rector's Guild is in charge, and is arrargins the entertainment and refreshments.
 Mrs. Walter B. Lashar. 697 CIin- ton avenue. has issued cards for q Hauowe 'en party on Saturday after noon. at her home. when she will en- certain for her son, John Lashar.
 Miss Jessie Blackwell of New York city, is spending several days as the guest Of her cousin, Miss Dorothy Green of East Main street.
 4 very pretty surprise dinner dance was given by Miss Kathleen Maddams at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George BEndendacher. of 42 Wate-view avenue, in honor of Miss Marjorie F'eEdr. The home decora- tions consisted of gay Halloween col ors, Autumn leaves and chrysanthe- nuns. Unique Halloween favors were given each guest. Miss Feydt was completely surprised and Miss Maddams was congratulated upon her ability in carrying out the affair in such an excellent manner. The guests of the evening included Miss Jane Reilly of New York; Mrs. II. NJ Lamar of Atlanta. Ga; Miss Ann Hamsel Of New Haven; Miss May Kirby and Miss Anna GfrocCin of this city; Miss Kathleen NIaddams of New York and Miss Marjorie Feydt of this city: and Messrs. Walter Shu- bert of New Haven; Phil BergerOr of New Haven; Hal Osgood. N1r Howe. William Tartee, Frank Rogers and Max Feydt of this city.
 Members of the Bridgeport club are completing preparations for a jolly HaIow'en celebration to be held on Fri ny evening of this week, at their y1i has been added to the club which will be used as a, ladies' cloak room. This will be of great convenience to the women members of the. evenings en- tertatnment. A program of old time diversions has been prepared and the committee on arrangements are most enthusiastic in adding anything that will make the evening memorable.
 11r. and Mrs. G. H. Johnson of sStratforE avenue have returned from a visit with MT. and Mrs. I. c. Icr- win of Hartford.
 Miss Grace A,2ra-. -on of Laurel avenue is the guest of her parents, Nlr and Mrs. c. r. Abramson Of New York city.
 The Young Women's guild of the United church will meet tomorrow in the church parlors at o'clock to re- sume their work on the quilts for the annual fair. It is urged that all men- 1)ers attend the meeting.
 Mrs. G. H Black of CourtIand street has returned from . pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs. A. G. Landers of Rutland, VI.
 solomon Eadesch was unanimo ous!y elected president of the Young Men s eHbrew association at a meeting held yesterday afternoon in the club rooms on State street. Other officers elected