The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-10

ODOnnell,, MaICn0W helly, JO1lh DSl- more, Charles Crosby, Saul Bender, Leo Hardina, Charles Miller and Roy Wright. PERS 0 NAILS
 The Universalist church will give a bridge Tuesday afternoon February IT in the parlors of the church. This will be the last of the series to be given until after Lent.
 The many friends of Miss Kathleen McGrath of 785 Hancock avenue who has been seriously i'll with influenza for the past two weeks will be pleased to learn that she is speedily inprov ing.
 Miss Sal1ie Davis, telephone opera tor at the Bridgeport Metal Goods Co.,, who has been i'll with a severe cold is able to resume her duties.
 Miss Louise Conner, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George F. Conner of 232 Wells street entertained at Saturday afternoon in honor of her ninth birthday. The rooms were prett1ly decorated, pink being the predominant ing colors. The table was laid with a pink centerpiece in which stood a large birthday cake with nine can dIes Games and music were enpoy- ed. The guests included Ruth ans Frances Treadwell, Esther Hackett, John and Anna Howes of Milford, Nelson Bump, Frank, Dorothy and Lorraine Conner, Mrs. John Howes of Milford, Mrs. A. E. Nordbeck and Mrs. Samuel Lyle.
 Sanford E. Ravens student of the Holy Cross College, Worcester, Mass, returned to his studies today having been i'll the past month at the home of his parents, MT. and James H. Ravens, 1114 Fairfield avenue. Miss Gladys Won Trechow, te1e- ] phone operator at the Bridgeport ] Ma11eabIe Iron Co.,, is i'll at her home ] with influenza.
 1 Horace Knox, of Pratts Institute l Brooklyn, N. Y, spent the week end at the home of his parents, MT. and 1 Mrs. Robert A. Knox, 59 Sedgwick ] street.
 
 ! Committee, will hold a Valentine whist, at St. Charles hall on Friday l evening, Feb. IS. Kearns orchestra will furnish music for dancing. The | proceeds will be for the benefit of | the building fund for the home for young girls. Misses Catherine and i Nina Flynn are in charge of the ar | engagements.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Cone and two children of Whitney avenue who have been i'll with the grippe, are improv- ing.
 l Mrs. F. M. Card, Mrs. Harry Ives and Mrs Frederick Granniss, will at l tend the annual luncheon, given by 1 the State Federation of Women's l Clubs, in New Haven, Friday, Feb. 1 21 at the Hotel Taft. Prominent | speakers from various cities will be present.
 Miss Irene Conner of 232 Wells St, will entertain for the Barnum school Community service, Thursday even ing, Feb. 12.
 Friends of Miss Hannah Slosberg 174 Arch street will be pleased to hear
 
 illness.
 The Class in basketry of the Bridgeport Art League will meet Thursday, Feb. 12. Mrs. W. J. Taft will be the instructor.
 The Girls Friendly Society of Cal. vary Episcopal church will meet Thursday evening in the church Members will spend the evening decorating the parlors for the Valen- tine party to be given there by the Sunday school classes.
 St. Nary's Guild of Trinity Episco. pal church will give a dance Wednes day evening in the church parlors. 4 r large attendance is anticipated.
 The Bridgeport Art League will givs an exhibition of coIored prints O. Jules Guerin Monday afternoon, Feb 16, at 3 o'clock at the Art Leagu, rooms. While these pictures are be , ing shown one of the members of thu , league will read a lecture, written b, the artist, describing and explainin, the works. This lecture is all read, being looked forward to with a grea | dSa1 of pleasure.
 A valentine party for all nationali . ties will be held on February IA at p. m. at the International Institute 2 56 Beach street, under the auspices O. , the Slovak Women's and Girls clubs
 Miss Elizabeth Dupee, daughter O MT. and Mrs. H. A. Dupee of 102: Noble avenue, has left for Sarasota 3 Florida, where she will spend tw. months as the guest of her aunt
 Mrs. Van DerRoor of Oak Park