The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-18
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At the Brooklawn Country club St. [ Patricks Day was celebrated with a luncheon and bridge party yesterday | afternoon. The luncheon parties were i informal. The Helpers, a philan- thropic society, were entertained at luncheon by Mrs. John s. Pullman, , Mrs. Walter B. Lashar awarded the i prize for the bridge which was won by Mrs. Stiles E. GoodselI.
 Ladies Night" and St. Patrick's i Day was celebrated by the members of the Bridgeport club last night at i their rooms, with an excellent pro gram of dancing and music, which | followed the dinner. The guests of 1 the evening were MT. and Mrs. James 1 Turner, MT. and Mrs. Wesley Norton l MT. and Mrs. Forest Montague, MT. | and Mrs. William Chew, MT. and Mrs. | John O'Ne1l, MT. and Mrs. Richard l Howell. MT. and Mrs William Baran, i Mrs Kirke. MT. and Mrs. Chrystie l Walter Wakelee, Miss Clark, Dr. and | Mrs. John W. Powers, MT. and Mrs. 1 Herthal, Bradley Winthrop, Miss Du- higg, MT. and Mrs. Thomas, Douglas, ! Robert Gardner, Miss Estaire Brady, 1 MT. and Mrs. John Doyle. MT. and i Mrs. Daniels, Captain Morgan and 1 Walter Hobbs of New York city.
 Another party arranged in ceIebra- 1 ton of yesterday was that by the Park | City Yacht Club when a number of | the club members were entertained | at 2 St, Patrick's dance last night l at the club. The committee consisted | of W. J. Lynch, Sherry Lumb and 1 William Clark who arranged a pleas ing program.
 Mrs. J. D. Bouton, of 832 Iranistan | avenue, will entertain the Ladies' | Auxiliary of the Letter Carriers as- l sociation, at her home on Wednesday | evening.
 Mrs Susan HawIey Davis, of Brook l lawn avenue, who was attacked with 1 the grip yesterday, Is feeling very much better today. She has the sym pathy of a large circle of friends and admirers. Mrs. Davis was to have ap- peared in a contralto role at the spring concert of the Bridgeport Ora torio society tonight.
 Miss Florence Connor of 3s7 Park avenue entertained Miss Minnie Saw age of 1865 Iranistan avenue at a mis- Cellaneous shower at her home last night The home was prettily decor ated and pleasing evening was spent
 A whist and concert was given last night at the Masonic Temple by Mrs. T. F. Frederick, Miss Katherine T. F. Broderick, Miss Katherine Whelan and Mrs. Joseph Whelan for the benefit of the Sacred Heart church window fund. A large number of friends and members were present.
 The sisterhood of the Park Avenue Temple held their weekly meeting this afternoon. Mrs. Marie Coverdale was the speaker and piano selections were vocal selections and recitations were given by Miss Irene Conner.
 Norman Leeds, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Norman Leeds of Mill Hill ave- nue, will return from the Choate school to spend the Easter vacation with his parents.
 Mrs. N. E. wordin of CourtIand hill, a meeting of the Wednesday Morning Art club.
 The Ladies of Charity Sewing Circle of St. Vincent de Paul, will meet to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 at the Nurses Home.
 Mrs. Nancy Schoonmaker of Hart ford will begin the first of a series of citizenship evening lectures, to- morrow night at 8 o'clock at the Jun for High school Her subject will be Town and County Government" 
 Friends of Harold Davis, of 126 Morningside Drive, will be grieved to learn that he is undergoing a serious operation at the Bridgeport hospital. The Comfort club will hold their bi- monthly meeting on Friday afternoon at the First Presbyterian church.
 
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