The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-15
zszggSzs:sEssGa8aEaMsa azsagaEasaEsEz8zaE

G8kHkNHxE1xNkSEH sssEs4as2sss 2Si
 The basketry class of the Art League met today. The advanced members worked from g until l2 A. M, while the beginners met at lo o'clock. The lesson lasted until I o'clock. The next meeting or the class will be held on January 22. Mrs. W. J. Taft is the instrucress
 Mrs. Martin Craw, Mrs. Jonh Sears and Miss Marie Murphy will give d. whist and dance; at the Seaside Insti- ute on February 2. The affair will be for the benefit of the window fund for Sacred Heart church. Murray s orchestra will furnish the music
 Groups of Mrs. Pyror's dramatic pupils at the High School will go out on story telling expeditions this week to the Bridgeport Hospital, Saint Vincent's Hospital, the Boys Club on Middle street, Salnt Vincents Day Nursery and Community House and to the Day Nursery.
 The regular meeting of the Art League will be held on Monday, Jan- uary 18th at 3 o'clock An exh1b1- ton and talk on pottery will also take place on Monday.
 Two new classes, are now being started at the St. Vincent Community House on Barnum avenue. One class will be for working girls and will take place on Wednesday evenings. The class will be in fancy work, lace making and crocheting. Miss Jane Gilhuly will be instructress. A class for school children in games and folk dancing will be held on Monday af- ternoons and will be under the di- rection of Miss Catherine McElroy.
 The Newman club held it's regular monthly meeting on Tuesday even- ing.
 Members of the Saint Vincent de Paul Sewing society met at the Nurses home on HunGing street, this afternoon.
 About $1o0 was realized on the first whist given on Tuesday night for the benefit of the Saint Vincent Com munity Building fund. The commit tea regrets that a wrong date ap- peared in one of the local news papers The article stated that the whist was to be held on Wedn eSday evening instead of Tuesday evening and many people were misled by the notice. The date for the second whist has not as yet been set but vii p-obably be aTInounced within the next ,Taek-
 The weekly meeting at the New field Community center will take place tt,ts evening at 1:30 in Lincolr school auditorium AIT the people o1 the east end, especially those ili the NewheId, Lincoln, and McKlnl Icy sShoo1 districts. are invited to attend these TneettnsE
 The first hour of the meeting vii be taken up with a delightful pro gram. The rest of the time dancins will be enjoyed. Numbers on tn, program for tonight's meeting vii be: Mrs. William DonnelIy. soprano Joseph Buckley, baritone; Mrs. Loui c. Fenton. acconpanist. Mrs. William F'ullen will act as leader at the meet ing.
 It should be noted that these meet ings are not only for the younge people but for adults as we'll
 Sanford c. Ravens. student of Hol, Cross college Worcester, Mass, is wis iting at the home of his parents MI and Mrs. James H. Ravens, 1,114 Fair field avenue
 Mrs. Rohes has returned to her ho1n in Brooklyn, N. Y, after an extende, visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs Frederick Curtis, 1,114 Fairfield ave nue.
 Mrs. Wyllie of S56 Fairview avenu will be :. the hostess at a whist an pinocfle party to be given for tn benefit of the Calvary church gull Friday evening, January g.
 MT. and Mrs. John ScuEly are rejoic ing over, the arrival of a son oorn i New York recently. Mrs. SculIy wa formerly Miss Margaret N1cCoombs C this city.
 MT, and Mrs. John Donnelly of 2 Fremont street are anticipating a. wis soon from their son, the Rev. J. , DonnelIy of South Dakota
 @0@o09o0@00@SeS999
 3 Famous Old Recipe S
 q for Cough SBr1p s
 @ Eassiy and cheapIy made at hones S
 e but is heats them all for. S
 quick rcsufts. E