The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-17
INTERESTING PERSONAL ITEMS
 ABOUT PERS0NACES YOU KN0W

Lieut.-Gov. and Mrs. Clifford B.
 Wilson will be members of Gov. Mar
 GUS Holcomb's party at the Foot
 Guard reception and ball at New Ha-
 ven this evening. The party will be
 entertained at dinner at the Lawn
 club previous to the reception and dance.
 Dr. Joseph Myers of Bridgeport, spent Sunday in WalHngford as the
 guest of his mother. Mrs. Catherine Myers of Christian street.
 Miss Mildred Hubbard, 665 Clinton avenue, will be hostess at a meeting of the Young Woman's Guild of the United Church, tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at her home. The afternoon will be spent working for
 the Red Cross and also sewing for various other charitable organizations in the city.
 The Black Rock Red Cross auxil- iary rooms, in the Black Rock chapel will be open tomorrow from g in the morning until in the afternoon A
 large attendance is hoped for as there is still a quantity of work to be done.
 An interesting entertainment will be given at the Y. W. c. A. rooms Golden Hill street, this evening, un- der the direction of Mrs. Sara Pryor, | dramatic teacher of the High school, and Miss B. Svendsen-Tune, director 1 of the school orchestra. The enter i tainment will be under the auspices i of the Bridgeport Business Wornen's i club. The program will include high school pupils who will show the i splendid work accomplished in dra- ] matics and music under these two | teachers. Several readings and a play | let together with patriotic musical se- | leotions will make up the program. Private James H. Murray, of the | 316th Infantry, has been discharged
 from the service, at Newport News, and is back at his home at 1906 State l street.
 | Miss Anna J. Grudin and Miss Freida Ripcick of New York City, 1 who were the guests of MT. and Mrs. : A Murstein of 4OS Stratford avenue 1 for the past week, returned to their home Saturday evening.
 l Under the auspices of the Bridge | port Hebrew Orphan Asylum a largely | attended dance was held last night
 at the Casino hall on State street for | the benefit of the city poor. Another l dance will be held by the society 1 The committee for last nights affair included Mrs Charles i Stein chairman; Mrs. Abraham Bak- l unin, secretary; Mrs. Harry Whitman, 1 terasurer; Mrs. Edward Freudenheim, | trustee; Mrs. Harry Trager, floor
 manager; Mrs. B. Hornstetn. assistant l floor manager; R. Postel, A. She l linsky, s. Pichman, S. Rosenberg, i Mrs o. Risisky, Mrs. R. Carmen, Mrs. 1 G. Solomon, Mrs. A. Beylis, Mrs. A. 1 Nabet, Mrs. P. Deutch. Mrs H. Co., | hen, Mrs. H. Honig, Mrs. F. Berens, l Mrs. M. Reich. Mrs. s. Suffren, Mrs.
 F. S. Cohen, Mrs. NJ. Mendelson, Mrs. ! Berger, MT. Smick, Mrs NJ. Ravfnsky, i Mrs. A. Kline, Mrs. s. Kusnetz, Mrs.
 M. Stark, Mrs. s. Pasaty, Mrs D. i Boad, Mrs. s. Sandhaus, Mrs. F. Stad- 1 Ter and Mrs. B. ZaIenger.
 The Hebrew Orphan Asylum has 1 called a meeting of the executive l board of the society to meet tomor- | row evening. All delegates. captains and workers on the campaign are ur- l gently requested to be present. i Another French orphan will be | adopted by the members of the Ra-
 mona club as a result of the Valentine i party given at the Y. W. c. A. on i Saturday night when a nominal sum ] was charged all those present. Dane