The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-05-12

Mrs. Harry C. Ives, vice president; Mrs. William Comley, corresponding secretary; Miss Edith Troudman, re cording secretary, and Mrs. Charles Cole, treasurer.
 Members of the Liberty chorus are requested by the directors. Mrs. Fred erick B. Grannis, to report for re- hearsal, tomorrow evening, at s o'clock, at the Y. M. c. A. rooms.
 The twenty-seventh general court | of the Society of Colonial Wars in the | state of Connecticut. will be held on | Wednesday, May 14, at the New Ha- 1 ven Country club. Dinner will be | served at o'clock. A program of | Russian music by Bruce T. Simonds | pianist of the School of Music of | Yale university, will be followed by a | talk upon the Russian situation by l Professor Petrukevitch.
 Mss Mae Rankin, 911 Lafayette | street, entertained her sister. Mrs. ] Harry Smith of Patterson, N. J., for i the weekend.
 Miss Theresa O'Brien, 25s1 North l Main street, entertained Mrs. Harry Smith of Patterson, N. at a din ner party at her home, Thursday.
 A stated assembly of Jerusalem Council, No. 16. Royal and select i masters, will be held in Masonic Tenn pie, tonight. The royal masters de- gree will be conferred in full Cere- monial form.
 Lovers of good drama are invited to participate Nn an evening of fun May 16, at the High school auditor ium when the seniors will present ''Neighbors," an American comedy, by zona Gale, and a ro1licking comedy satire by Anotale France. The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife" Tickets may be secured at the Hign school or from High school seniors.
 The Junior branch of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum will hold a meeting tonight at Harmony hall, 1S9 State street, when plans for a membership drive will be made. An entertain ment program will be given after the business meeting. The committee in charge of the affair tonight consists of Harry Sanberg, Max Adler, Harry KaHfeld, Irving Lipson, Miss Anna Koblenz and Miss N. Krentzman.
 The second entertainment and dance of the season bysthe West End Boys club held Saturday evening. was a great success. An enjoyable program with variety of acts was particularly pleasing and the various artists participating were generous with their many encores
 The first of a series of bridges for the benefit of the Helpers a philan- thropiC society, with Mrs. George W Wheeler as leader, will be given at the home of Mrs. Walter s. Wilmot of Stratford avenue, Friday afternoon. The gifts of the whist will be given to the children's ward of the Bridge port hospital.
 A very attractive program of classical dancing has been arranged by Miss Benita. V. Slocum to be given by her classes at the High school auditorium, May A, at o'clock in the evening. The four groups on the program will include Greek Life and Arts; ''Pastorales and Revelry"; 'Love's Language" and Light Giv- ers.'' which will portray the home and .SSAACO% AAlAAuSllNC OL lIle llI6 or the child. The funds of the entertain nent will be used for the Municipal Recreation work.
 Members of the Thinb1e club will meet at the home of Mrs. Charles G. Williams of Black Rock, on Thurs day afternoon.
 The women of the Grace of. E. church. Fairfield and Clinton ave- nues, have called a meeting for Tues day May 20. to outline plans for the formation of a, women's Missionary society. The new society will be combined to represent both home and foreign missions.
 A reception fin honor of pr. Leroy Weller, new principal of the City Normal school. was given at Shelton school fby the teachers of the senior and junior classes of the Normal school. The reception committee in cluded Miss Margaret T. Miller, chair man, Miss Jane Anderson, Miss Kath- e14ne Fitzpatrick, Miss Ruth Rose, Mrs. Thomas Joyce, Clayton P. Ste vens, Miss Dorothea 0fatteson, Miss Ooolan. Miss Robbins and Miss Re- 0bel6ah Wishengrad; Dr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Slawso1l, MT and Mrs. B. Everett Cortrfght and MT. Weller were the guests of honor. A program of fine dancing was enjoyed and vo- cal solos were rendered by Miss Helen Carroll.
 Arrangements have been completed for smoker for the men of the Black Rock Country club to be given at the club rooms, Wednesday, May IA, when a program of boxing, vaudeville and several interesting features will be enjoyed.
 The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Fair field Fire Department, No. 2, will hold a dance tomorrow evening at the fire house, Tunxis road. Mrs. Will liam Busser is the chairman ir charge of the affair.
 The Mary Barnes Palmer Foreign Missionary Society will hold its an lnuaI meeting. and the last one of the season, on Friday at o'clock. Rev William Sage Woolworth, Jr., foreigr