The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-28

 Reed Miller, tenor; Andre Sarto, bari | tone and Tom Daniel, bass The Bridgeport Art league will hold | a rumrnage sale tomorrow morning l at o'clock at the league rooms, 189 | State street.
 The demonstration at the Food Hut tomorrow will be omitted owing to the | illness of the dernonstrator, Mrs Idyliah Ellsworth who was to have l charge. The Outing Club of the Bridge port High school gave an entertain | nent and dance yesterday at the High school gym. Only members ot the club were present. Refreshments were served. Through the courtesy of Simon Lake the exhibit of submarine work ing models in a tank recently shown at the Madison Square Garden win be given at the Black Rock Country club. Moving pictures will also be shown of the under water life and 1 MT. Lake will deliver a lecture on Commercial Submarine and the ap- p1ication of submarine devices.
 The regular weekly meeting will be held tonight at Waltersville school recreation center. Social dane ing and special musical program is planned. The Lucino orchestra will play. On Thursday evening the Un1on center meeting will be held. A reader. and two vocalStS are now being , chosen for the entertainment. There will also De two classic dances by pupils of the. Hall school, who have been coached by Miss Helen Clark zs1,I, music for dancing. Two dances are on the High School program for the last week of April The Outing club held an invitation dance last evening at o'clock in the gymnasium. The annual Criterion dance one of the looked -forward-to- events of the year will be held on Friday evening, April 30.
 The employees of the Southern New England Telephone company will entertain their : friends at a large dance and entertainment to be given in Colonial hall on May 6.
 The Newman club, under the direc- ton of Rev. DonoT1ue of St. Angus tines church have been studying the various classics during the winter and will continue their extensive program of work during the spring, it has been announced.
 The Associated Charities will hold the annual meeting and the election of officers Monday, May 3, at~the Hall home on Main street Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock
 Mrs. Coaty of~Tg5 Cottage street has returned from a weeks visit with friends-in in Bethlehem, Penn. Miss Henrietta Bishop, of Washing ton avenue will be the hostess for the meeting of the Thimhle club Thurs day afternoon.
 Mrs. Meta. Bettels and daughter, Charlotte of Philadelphia, are the guests of Mr. -and Mrs A J. Betteis of S2S4 North Main street.
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hinderer, Miss Gladys and Frank Hinderer of 7S Beechmont street, will leave Saturday for a visit with friends in DeIhr, New York
 Mrs Samuel Trubee of Lafayette street, will be the hostess for the meeting of the English Literary Club, Friday afternoon
 MT and Mrs. William L. Severn of Clinton avenue have returned from a two weeks sojourn- at Atlantic City, Washington, and Annapolis Md.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Sum IDerfie1d M F. church will give a social in the church parlors Thurs day evening. May G. Mrs. Edward zink, president will have charge of the event.
 Professor and Mrs. John Adam Hugo of 1SSF Cottage street have as their house guest for several days Madame Inex Litchfield-Hfeyers dramatic soprano of Brooklyn, New York
 \ Douglas Severn, son of MT. and tMrs- w. L. Severn of Clinton avenue Will leave today for ansextended busi- mass trip to Michigan
 Congratulations are being received by MT and Mrs. Clarence Naramore of 20 FairmoJsnt Terrace over the ar rival of a daughter, Sunday. The little newcomer has been named Nancy Warner Naramore.
 The College Club will give an en. tertainment with moving pictures al k6he Junior High school auditorium, on
 
 IinwOod avenue Thursday evening April g at o'clock A cordial in. vitation is extended to all the girl. of the high school and the Junior high school and their parents to bt present Miss Sally WI1mot is chair. man of the committee in charge
 MT. and Mrs. Theodore Boynton O; sCharIes street have returned from brief visit to New York city.
 The annual meeting of the Second Baptist church will be held Thursda- evening when the election of officer, will lake place. Supper will be serv H DEMONSTRATION N By the pupils of the Beni-
 ia Virginia Slocum school.