The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-16
Personal Mention

E. Everett Cortright, assistant su- perintendent of schools, has recover ed from his recent illness, and is now able to resume his duties at his office.
 Members of the Red Cross auxili- ary of the Black Rock Shore and Country club met this afternoon in the club rooms.
 at the Y. M c. A. POI Orange street, New Haven, on Friday evening, Jan. IT, at 8 o'clock. This is the first of a series of inter-school debates and the local team is very anxious to be victorious on Friday. The subject is Resolved, That a League of Nations Would Insure the Future Peace of the World" and the following, with Harold Moss, as substitute, will up- hold the negative side of the ques- tion: Edward Leon, Edward Larkin and John Donnelly.
 The Maplewood school Alumni dance will take place on Friday even ing, January IT. at the school. A large attendance is anticipated. 1 The Zones Dental Hygienist classes alumnae will hold a reunion in the Stratfield on February 1 when a sup per at 6 o'clock will be followed by Q program arranged by the commit tee in charge consisting of Miss Rose E. House, Miss Margaret HawIey, i Miss Pauline Green, Miss Enid Cort- i Tip Huh hnr+ or+ Newman, Mrs. Caroline Turney and Mrs. Alfred c. Tones.
 Mrs. Mary J. Aitkens, mother of Rev F. F. Aitkens, of "A Sanford place, is fl at her home with an attack of pneumonia
 The Federation of Women's clubs will be entertained here on February 20 by the state Federated clubs in this city, consisting of the English Liter ary club, the oldest woman's club in the state; the Authors club, the Mo saic club, the Wednesday Morning g Art club, the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club, the Bridgeport Art league, the Round Table, and the Council of Jewish Women. 4 most interesting program has been ar ranged through tie joint co-opera- tions of the organizations. Miss Helen Louise Johnson, of New York, editor of the National Federation Magazine, DT. William Horace Day and Mayor Clifford B. Wilson will be the speak CTS.
 iAdiss Elizabeth c. Collins, one of the school nurses who was a splendid
 aid during the influenza epidemic at the St Francis home in New Haven, related some of her experiences at the meeting of the Bridgeport hospi-
 tai training school alumni held at rhe Nurses Home on Tuesday, and told
 about the good work done by the
 members of the various clubs and
 business houses in the city to checl,
 the epidemic Miss Eliza Lavery, sec
 retary, read an interesting paper on
 Current Events
 Miss Julia Harnan was pleasantly
 surprised at a miscellaneous shower given in her honor by Miss Anna
 Tferney, of 22 Howard avenue, at her
 home on Tuesday evening. Miss liar
 nan Is soon to become the bride of Martin Kane. The house was prettily
 decorated and a dainty luncheon was
 served. Present were Miss Cecilia
 Moran, Miss Anna Clark, Miss Anna Cornell, Miss Catherine Harnan, Miss Ethel Codif, Miss Jane Tierney. Miss
 Loretta O'Connor, Miss Marion O'Con-
 nor, Miss AIagaret Simpson, Mrs. R Hannah, Mrs. J. E. Tierney, Mrs. W , A. Maud, Mrs. D. J. OConnor, and } F'ranlllyn Bulkeley.
 Premier Lloyd George and Presi dent Wilson held a conference at tn 2 Murat Palace. It was their first con ference since they left I.nndnn