The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-24
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 5
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family will give a social and dance in the Colonial hall for the benefit of the fund.
 Miss Catherine Gallery of Coleman street entertained the members of the T. O. T. club on Monday night.
 The first rehearsal for the operetta ''Bulbul" to be given by the Children of Mary of Sacred Heart church for the benefit of the window fund, was held in the school on Monday night The operetta will be given in the early part of May. Those who have any talent in the way of singing or danc- ing are invited to attend the next meeting in the school room, on Sat urday evening. Miss Margaret Kiely is to direct the performance.
 Joseph Simko of 99 Grant street, is enjoying a brief stay in Canada Lieut. John Boles, who for some time was connected with the Liberty Ordnance in this city has returned to his home in Philadelphia. Miss Ava Grovei of the Municipal clinic will speak to the student nurses of St Vincents and Bridgeport hos pitals, this evening at the Walfare Building Her subject will be her social service
 MT. and Mrs. c. G. Sanford of 62 1 Coleman street, have returned from | their southern trip of several months | in Florida
 1 Miss Gritty of F'aitview avenue, has resumed her teaching at the Shelton | school, having been confined at her i home for several days with illness Mrs Horace s. Wi1mot of Coleman street, will open her home on Fri day afternoon from until o'clock
 for food sale for the benefit of the
 Italian settlement and mission work The Council of Jewish Women, tn Hebrew Children's Aid society and | the SisteThood of the Park avenue ] Temple, will give a leap year mas l querade dance at the Brooklawn Pa ! vilion for the benefit of the three or. ganiZations next Wedne esday evening. Extensive preparations are being
 made by the committee in charge of i the arrangements.
 The Fannie A Smith A1umnae as- sociation will hold a regular meeting on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the school on Iranistan avenue Plans
 will be made for the May luncheon
 and reports will be given of the spring
 time fair held recently.
 1 Mrs Jennie Van Tassel Of 2,O3O North avenue is confined to her home
 with bronchitis
 Mrs Smith C. Blackman of S45 Ma plewood avenue will be hostess of the
 Mary Beardsley society of Osivet Con- moon at 5 o'clock All members are
 urged to attend as business of impor- ltanee will be transacted
 MT and Mrs William F. Ba1lou o1 90 Porter street entertained at a pin.
 ochle party Saturday evening at thei1
 home
 The Bridgeport Section, Council o+
 Jewish Women, will give a large ben
 eft whist at the Stratfield this even ing The proceeds will go toward it.
 many Qhilanthropic activities.
 The Kindergarten, cradle ron, ana
 primary depa1 trnent of the Univer sa1ist Sunday school will give an Eas
 ter party on Saturday afternoon at
 o'clock A series of games, stories
 and music has been arranged for tn anusem ent of the children Mrs Robert Staines of Fairfiel, ) avenue entertained the members o the Rowena club Tuesday evening Music and dancing was enjoyed unti a late hour when a delightful 1un cheon was served.
 The Fairfield County Yale Afumna
 association will hold it's annual dime
 Thursday evening at the Universif club F. S. Beardsley is chairman c the committee on arrangements The Girls Friendly society of S= ? PauFs church will give the last Lef, ten tea on Friday evening at the pan : ish house The annual meeting of tn parrish will take place on Easter Mon day night
 Brass bands getting ready for ope | ! air concert seasons, and great enthT siasrn for the cause of music is mar