The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-13
PERS Q NAILS

| PERS Q NAILS MT. and Mrs. L. K. werEEing of 16 Davidsen street are rejoicing over the arrival of a son at the Bridgeport hos pital May 5th. The new conner has i been named Lewis Kendall, Jr. Mother and son are doing well.
 The Fidelity Sewing circle will meet l at the home of Mrs. A. w Hurd of Maple street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 i Friends of Miss Hazel Thompson of Connecticut avenue will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her homo with a severe cold
 Anthony J. Gallagher is spending a few, days in Akron, Ohio. 1 William R. Webster of Brooklawn avenue is spending several days in i Canada
 Odrs. F. H. Do5sns, Mrs. James I. be in charge of the informal dance given for the benefit of the Animal Rescue League, Wednesday,, May 26.
 Miss Leila Neithercut of Brooklawn avenue will leave tomorrow to spend the week. in New York. The annual meeting of the T9rimble Club will take place the last Thursday in this month.
 1 The governing and executive mem bers of the weatogue Country club of Stratford will hold an important meeting at the club house tomorrow evening. The meeting will be called to order at 8 o'colck.
 Mrs. William Price and Mrs. H. Sprague will be then ostesses at the luncheon given by the members of 1 the Comfort club tomorrow noon.
 Friends of Joseph F. Shea of 749 Myrtle avenue will be sorry to learn that he is confined to his home with a. severe cold.
 Friends of Fillmore Lyford. Son of | MT. and Mrs. F. H. Lyford of 23 Park street will be sorry to hear that he is
 confined to his home on account of | illness.
 The Barnum recreation center will hold their weekly social and dance | Friday evening at the school hall. Miss Lois Blake, soprano, soloist, and
 the Misses Kriggler, dances and piano selections. The BarnuIn orchestra will furnish the music for dancing. Come | and get acquainted with your neigh l bor.
 The different organizations that are | aiding in the Roosevelt drive are do- l ing exceptionally well. Mrs. Charles i Armstrong gave a talk Tuesday or
 Roosevelt and told of some of the
 advantages in having the Roosevelt
 home made into club. The head of each division is requested to get ir
 touch with Miss F. Tasting of 4S Mer- | chant street.
 The Cupheag club of Stratford vii
 hold a whist and bridge party on Fri day evening. Playing will start al
 S:15. The entertainment committed
 has arranged for dancing to follow. The graduate nurses of the state District No. 2 will hold a quarterly meeting in Norwalk General hospita
 Wednesday, May 19. at 2:3O, when al
 graduates in this vicinity are urged tc l attend.
 Miss Anna Hogan of 442 Benhan
 avenue will be the hostess at the reg
 ular meeting of the T. o. T. club tc be held this evening.
 Programs of high merit have beer planned for the Newf1eld recreation 7 center and the Union recreation . center tomorrow night. At the New1deld meet, held in thu Lincoln school auditorium, there vii be both vocal and instrumental selec : tions. In addition to this part, Bil : Steinke will give some fine cartoon talks. Social dancing will follow. Shelton school, as usual, will b. the scene of the Union center gather ! ing. Two plays, "The Foolish Illus band" and scenes from "Penrod will be presented by the High schoo
 players. Dancing will be enjoyed. [ A very interesting program ha 3 been planned for the North En l recreation center meeting at Madiso s school on Friday evening. The mum bers will be:
 Piano duet-Miss Carol Lange an e Miss Theresa Widstron. Q Vocal se1ection-NIiss Helga Yves t terberg.
 Piano solos-George Dana. Bell elections-Stanley Paine. Social dancing will follow the en
 tertainment.
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