The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-08
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Mildred Macdonald, Laura Murray. Elaine Pratt, William Mur- ray. From the Monday class, Miss Helen Kelly, Miss Eva Purdy, Mrs Fannie Rogers.
 As result of the months evangel- istic work at Grace Methodist church a class of forty were taken into mem bership yesterday morning at the time of Communion service This puts the number received above last years rec ord, when the membership increased nearly Is per cent. So large a class is an unusual experience. at Grace church and the incident is sure to stir deeper interest in religious matters iD and about the church. The pastor, Rev. A J. Martin, announces that there are but two Sundays yet before conference. .Baptisms will be minis tered next Sunday at the morning ser vice.
 The mems club of the Universal:st church, will hold a supper and reg- uIar meeting at the church parlors on Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. Following the meeting discussion on community church work and com munity service will be held.
 Ruth Brinkerhoff, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Brinkerhoff, of 122 Whitney avenue, celebrated her fifth anniversary with a party Thursday afternoon from 3 to o'clock. Games, music and dancing formed the after noon's amusements. Among the little friends present were Lorraine Conner, Frances Treadwell, Ruth Treadwell, Madelaine Wheeler, Caro- lyn Cone, Evelyn Alison, Margaret Sumter Morris Paine, Francis Brink erhoff, Leancrd Wood, Jack Meyers. Reta Brinkerhoff and Miss Estelle Van Gorden, Kindergarten teacher of Read school.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving Marks of nos Stratford avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival of ten pound daughter, born at their home, March 4. Mrs. DeVer H. Warner. of Fairfield will open her home this week for the meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club. Mrs. Frederick Silii- man will furnish the musical program which will embrace the muslc of cen turies. A quartet composed of Mrs | Judith I-andberg Fathers, Mrs. Clar- | ence Hayes, Miss Esther Berg and | Mrs. Vaughan Wheeler will sing ar | old Gregorian chant. Others who | will furnish samples of early Ameri | can, Swedish, Spanish. English, Ital. l ian, and French music are Miss Bar raga, Mrs. Grace Lake, Mrs. George | Weidenhammer, Miss Margaret Casey
 and Miss Adelaide zeigler.
 Mrs. c. Wenstrom of Midland ave
 nue will be the hostess of the Rowens l club at her home Tuesday evening l Bradford Boardman, son of MT l and Mrs. William Boardman of 30; Mill Hill avenue has resumed hi studies at the Phillips Academy a l Andover, Mass, having been confine,
 to his home the past week with i'll
 ness.
 The Entertainment Committee O
 Harmony Lodge has been busy on it
 preparations for the Formal Dane
 to be given by Harmony Lodge a
 the Stratfield Saturday evening
 March goth. Most of the cards hay ! already been issued for the affair an
 a large number have already indicat
 ed their intention to be present.
 The marriage of Miss May Bresk,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs Henr
 Bresl1y of 1902 Fairfield avenue, an
 Harry Neuss, son of MT. and Mrs N
 Neuss of Newark, N. J., was celebrat
 ed last evening at o'clock at tn
 home of the brides parents. Rabl William R. Wittenstein performed tn
 ceremony. Miss Irene Bresl<y attend
 ed her sister and David Bresk, : brother of the bride, acted as be: man. Immediately after the cert mony the couple left for their weddin
 trip. Both young people are we
 known in Jewish social circles. Mi.
 Bresky is a graduate of the Bridgepo ? l High school, and MT. Neuss is ass, l ciated in business with Neuss ar 9 l Vaughan.
 The Academy Syncopated Orchestl 1 will play at the Warner Institu $ dance Thursday evening, March Il. The Board of Recrea tfon Union eel c ter held their regular weekly ente Il l tainment, social and dance Thursds ' evening at Shelton school when mo s than 200 gathered to witness a ve fine entertainment. An intereStil t feature of the program was the r e markable exhibition of drumming T- Harold Hills, seven years old. Mi Y Wish engrad, dramatic reader; Mi e Carten, vocal selections and tr n composed of Miss Geuring and Mi 10 O'Neal, violins, and Miss Mathiese S. pianist. Following the entertainme s., dancing was enjoyed. The T. c. C
 chestra furnished the music.