The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-19

=zE###=#=#=zzzE# MT and Mrs. John G. Gerbich, 71S Lafayette street, will entertain Sun day afternoon at o'clock in honor of their golden wedding anniversary The guests will include only very close relatives, MT. and Mrs. Henry Hop kins of this city; MT. and Mrs. John G. Gerbich of Peoria, H.; George Gerbich, known on the stage as Rich ard Gordon, of New York city: MT. and Mrs. William c. Gerbich of Washington, D. C.; MT. and Mrs. Frederick Lovegrove of Pawtucket, R. l., seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
 Mrs Frank H. Riley of 11s San ford place left for New Haven today where she will spend several days.
 The Fidelity Sewing circle will hold 8 bridge and whist party cn Thurs day afternoon at 2:3G o'clock at the lodge rooms on Broad street Follow ing the games, a sale of fancy articles will be held. Every member Is re- quested to be present
 Dr. William Horace Day completed @ course in Bible study which was being held at the Y. W. c. A for the various secretaries of the association. The last lesson was given yesterday morning when a large number was present.
 Mrs. Frederick Levy of 40 Fairfield avenue has called a meeting of her committee on the dance for the Coun- ell of Jewish Women. Mrs. Levy wishes all the members of the com mittee to meet at her home Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The Hebrew Children's Aid society will hold a large whist at Harmony lodge on State street, Dec. 2. The cooperation of every member of the society is urged to make the affair 8 success.
 The Epworth League of the Sum merfield M E. church held their monthly meeting and social Monday evening. A campaign for new mem bers was started between the boys and girls At the end of the cam paign, the losers are to buy the win ners a supper. Following the busi- ness meeting a social hour was en- joyed Those present were: Miss Alma. Harris, president; Misses Louise Burgess, Bessie Eastman, Gertrude Leckie, Isabella Moden, Eva Scho- field, Jeannette Leech, Ethel Tillman. EIeanore Modden, Elizabeth Henry, Alice Schoenberger, Hazel Fortt, liar riet Harris, Shirley Daskam, Grace B. Liddie, Eva Allen, MT. and Mrs. Fillmore, Rev. and Mrs. Olsen, Ed ward and Gail Gi1vert. Harold Mac Tr+ Cora Roland Dickinson, Ernest Leech, Robert Schoenberger and R. Burgess.
 Miss Sarah SIotnick of Seaview avenue will spend the weekend in Boston. She will attend the Yale Harvard game on Saturday.
 Richard Gordon, son of MT. and Mrs. John G. Gerbich of Lafayette street and Miss Jane Norris of New York city will be married at the home of the groom's parents on Sun day afternoon. MT. Gordon, who is a well known theatrical man, is now playing at the Republic theatre, New York. Miss Norris is also on the stage.
 Mrs. Rose Clark, Laurel avenue will open her home on Friday after noon for a meeting of the Authors club. Each member will be permitted to bring a guest to hear Samue, Brown, superintendent of the nigh school work in this state, speak or Americanization work.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the New. field M. E. church will meet at { o'clock on Thursday to complete Fo-
 Mr and Mrs. Roland Smith of Ce. dar street will spend the week 1T Cambridge, Mass.
 Members of the Orient chapter art planning to give very interesting benefit concert on Tuesday, Nov. 26 at the Masonic Temple. The Apollo Quartet of Boston. led by Miss Mar jorie Borton. will be the principa feature of the concert. The proceed will be used for the Masonic home.
 It is expected that Mile Clemen ceau, daughter of the Premier Glenn enceau of France, will soon come t. Bridgeport to deliver lecture at tn Bridgeport High school. Althougl the exact date Is not known yet it i hoped it will be in the very near flu ture.
 Mrs. Daniel c. Patterson of Parl place entertained with a charmin tea yesterday afternoon in honor o Miss Marie Garrett Bartlett, daughte of MT. and Mrs. J. Kemp Bartlett o Baltimore, whose engagement to Rob ert A. Gibney was recently ann ounce6 and Mrs. David Fleming, who has re gently come to make her home i this city. The hostess was assiste by Mrs. Horace B. Merwin, and Mis Henrietta Bishop.