The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-20

young man. Bill Steinke will be there to give one of his chalk talks Fol lowing the entertainment, there will 1 be a social and dancing. Music will be furnished by the Community or
 chestra.
 The regular meeting of the O. E. s. 1 Sewing circle will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. Brad ley of 35 Sherwood avenue. Business of importance will be taken up and it is imperative that all members be present.
 Members of Harmony Lodge, I. O. B. B., held a formal dance last night in the lodge hall on State street with 1 a. large attendance present. Between
 the dances vosaI selections were ren-
 dered by George GreensDun and Phil
 Kues. Music was furnished by the
 M. AI. and NJ. orchestra The pat ronesses of the dance were Mrs i Charles H. Shapiro, Mrs Stgmund l I-Oewith, Mrs. NaximiIian Stein Mrs
 Lawrence 2. Finke1stone, Mrs sam
 ueI Sussman. Mrs Benjamin W. Brownstein, Mrs. Samuel N Schine,
 Mrs. Maurice Rosen, Mrs. George \. FinlSelstone, Mrs, Joseph Gilman. Mrs. Jacob Flamm ana Mrs. l. J Goldman. 1 The committee of arran gements con sisted Of the following: Joseph Solo mon, chairman, Joseph H. Lederer. < George \. FfnleIstone, AIaxinliIian Stein, George Greenspun, AIichae! Shulansky, Bernard Rubenstein Jo- . seph Gilman, Max Frank and Joseph Hirschfield.
 The Ladies' Machzi7zo Talmud To- rah society of the Hebrew Institute will hold their annual ball on Sunday evening at the Casino hall on State
 street The committee on arrange
 ments are Mrs. Louis Ba,umrind, Mrs. Adolph Reich, chairman: Mrs. TIarr-fs ! Goldberg, Mrs. Harry Schurr, Mrs Benjamin Suffered, Mrs Edward Pos tel, Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg, Mrs.
 Samuel Jacobs, Mrs Jacob Jacobs. Mrs. J. Finl1elstone, Mrs. Philip Lev ison, Mrs. Dayi1 LAr5rahams, Mrs.
 Philip Lifs-tz, Mrs. AdoIDh Krumllin.
 Mrs. Jacob Kramer, Mrs. Abraham Pious, Mrs. Joseph Leneck, Mrs. Jo- seph Cohn, Mrs. Harry Bergen, Mrs. Philip Bros!zi, and Joseph SchIoss. Attorney David w. Price, i. .1I5 Main street. who has been confined to his home with the grip, will resume his duties at his office tomorrow.
 ANC "Sls-ALCS' L@ el 4ttir S II1lSSlDT15I~E from Africa. will be the principal { speaker at the Mary Barnes Palmer Foreign Missionary society of the l United church, tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Scout Troop No. 34 of the Peoples 1 Presbyterian church, will entertain l the officers of the central organiza- l ton at dinner tomorrow night.
 Pierpont and Kempton Adams, sons | of Nfr. and Mrs. Samuel Shaw. Jack
 Bray, son of 1Ir. and Mrs John Bray. and Louis Radel are expected home for the Easter vacation. The young ! men are students at the Exeter acad- enly, Exeter, \. H.
 1 A number of the members of the l Algonquin club spent an enjoyable | evening at an entertainment and smoker last night at the club rooms
 on State street. An interesting pro
 gram was arranged with songs. reel
 tations, stories and monoIogues. Later ' in the evening refreshments were served.
 1 Boy Scout Troop No. of the Park
 avenue Temple will meet tonight in the vestry room of the Temple for a regular meeting.
 l Announcement is made of the en-
 gagement of Miss Bessie Wells. ] graduate of Dr. Tones Rental Hv- ] gientst school, and Samuel R. Pren-
 tice of Greenfield HjII Miss Wells IS engaged in the dental work in the { public schools. MT. Prentice has re- centIy returned from service in France.
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