The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-04-26

| their lodge rooms, Steuben hall. State street on Monday evening, April 2S. Members and friends are invited.
 Mrs D. c. DeWolfe, Mill Hill ave nue, entertained this afternoon for her son, Charles DeWolfe The guests included Miss Louise HaviIand Miss Ruth Foster Miss Emmy Lou Hay ems, Miss Ruth Slosson, Miss Louise Moulton. Miss Susan Jennings, Miss Susan Burroughs, Miss Jean Bullard, Miss Henrietta Brown. Miss Mabel Jennings, Miss Virginia Anderson, Miss Barbara Senior, Miss Phyllis Wheeler, Miss Helen Ellis, Miss Agnes Warner, Paul Havtland, Bob Ellis, Frank Marsh, Harry Thornbury, Rob Roy Newman, Billy Narramore, Phil lip Sherman, Jarvis Jennings, Dan Wheeler, John BuIlard, Fuller Leeds, Marshal Lovegrove, John Anderson, F'ranklyn Cosill and Wheeler Parrott.
 Mrs. Emily Russell who has been secretary for the Travellers Aid socie- ty at the railroad station. has handed in her resignation which has been accepted with regret.
 The Mems League of the Black Rock Congregational church enter tained the women of the parish Thursday evening. A musical pro- gram was arranged for the occasion and many interesting stories were told by the members who have been in the service.
 Victoria Lodge, Independent Order Daughters of St. George, will attend in body together with the Sons of St PauTs Episcopal church. Sunday evening. In observance of St Georges day, Rev. B. F. Root will preach at the evening service.
 Members of the Y M. and Y ". H. A will present a most interesting play entitled The School Act" at their rooms on State street, tomorrow even ing The cast is splendid and all those participating appear to advan- tage. A large number of friends and relatives are expected to be present
 Lieut.. H. J. Costello, Bridgeport has been awarded decorations for gal lantry in action by the Russian gov ernment at ArchangeI. He has also been awarded French medals for bravery displayed on the battlefield. Captain and Mrs. Bertram Aims worth and little son will sail for Eng land next Saturday on the $. s. AQui- tania to spend some time with Cap tain Ainsworth's people. They have been the guests of Mrs. Ainsworth's s parents, MT. and Mrs Andrew L. Ri ker, for several months.
 Rev. Edward A. George of the First Congregational church, Ithaca, N. Y. will arrive in this city today to take up his duties as pastor of the United Congregational church, in the absence of Or. William Ho1 ce Day, who left today for overseas duty under the auspices of the Y. M. C. A Rev. George will occupy the pulpit on Sun day morning.
 All those who are planning to take part in the fantasy "Katcha Koo'' to Bridgeport Art League on May 13 and If are requested to be present Mon day afternoon, at the league room, 1S9 State street, in order to be ar ranged in groups for the play. They are asked to report at the time most convenient for them between 3:30 and 5:15 in the afternoon. The committee and the cast is very enthusiastic over the rehearsals and it is hoped that the production will be a huge success
 Mrs. Howard O. Speer. Wells street, will be hostess at a meeting of the Mosaic club, Tuesday afternoon when delegates to the annual convention of Women's clubs in New Haven will be elected.
 Miss Hannah Matthews of New York is the weekend guest of Miss Constance Hathaway, 800 Clinton ave- nue.