The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-25

Winifred M. Japp, Miss Irene M. Con- don, Miss Natalie DeFick, Miss Mary A. MdAtee, Miss Theresa R. Bernstein, Miss Laura G. Wells, Mrs. T. Eliza beth Willmore and Mrs. Ruth Kall- Ston.
 MIR. AND MRS CHARLES WALL and daughter Ruth of North avenue have taken a cottage at Compo Beach which they are now occupying for the summer months.
 AT THE annual meeting of the Lit tie Sisters which met yesterday at the home of Miss Mary Hincks of Park place, Miss Marjorie DeLoss was elected president, Miss Louise At water vice president, Miss Elizabeth SeeIey secretary, and Miss Lois Cole treasurer -z
 DR. AND MRS. H. A. THORN BURY and family of Beechwood ave- nue will leave shortly for trip to Marshalltown, Iowa. pr. Thornbury will return on July 12, but his fam fly will remain for the summer.
 THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY of the Kings Highway church will give a June supper on Monday evening, June 2S, at o'clock. After supper a delightful program of entertain ment will be presented. Among the well known people participating are Miss Isabel Gregory, Lewis Grannis. Leslie Fairchild and Herman Kraeke- mier.
 MISS FLORENCE WOOD, indus trial secretary at the Golden Hill house of the Y. w. c. A., chaperoned party held at Fairfield Beach, last evening.
 THE THIRD band concert of the season will be held at Seaside park on next Sunday evening, June 272 at 7 o'clock. The program will be as follows: Salutation, Star Spangled Banner; Marsica, World Peace," J. Lanecnik; overture, 'FFeist," A. Lieut. ner; cornet solo, MT. Dieringer; se- lections from Verdis opera "Attila'; i; Slavonic dance No. ', A. Dorvok; fan tasy, "Dance of the Circus" A. Due coriii; section from the musical comedy 'Buddies," A. lillian; de- scriptive fantasico. Evolution of Dixie,'' L. S. Lake; finale. America
 
 EMPLOYES OF THE Recreation Board are now working at the new camp at Steeplechase Island. Iris camp promises to be one of the larg- est and best camps under the d1rec- tion of the board. It has been ar ranged that one night each week will be set aside as picnic night and one night which the older working girls will have the island all to themselves. Further plans will be announced later. THE ATHLETIC GIRLS of the Y. w. c. A. will spend the weekend at Oronoque, at the Y. w. c. A. camp there.
 THE FULLERTON Memorial circle | of the Park street Congregational church, elected officers at the annual | meeting in the church par1ors, yes l terday afternoon. Those who will be in charge of the organization dur | ing the coming year are:-f Mrs William B. Boardman, president; Miss Ella E. Beach, first vice president; | Mrs George Clark, second vice presi- dent; Mrs. w. Y. Haycock, third vice president; Miss Marion Betts, re-
 cording secretary; Miss Anna l. Burritt, corresponding secretary, an6
 Mrs. N. T. Pratt, treasurer.
 MRS. ROY E. CLARK was re
 elected president of the Ladies unior
 of the Park street Congregations
 honorary president. Other officer: | are: Mrs. F. A. Meeker, vice presi
 dent; Mrs. Gerald H. Beard, secre l tary, and Mrs. Fannie Richards | treasurer. The election took plac
 in the church parlors yesterday af | ternoon. After the business meetin.
 Rev. Herbert Ekins, secretary of tn
 Church Federation, addressed tn
 gathering on the subject of the valu
 of women in church work.
 l MISS ULRICA BENSON of tn
 Bridgeport High school faculty en
 tertained the members of her sessio
 room at June picnic held at Seasid
 park yesterday. Miss Benson vii
 leave next month for Europe wher
 she will be engaged in a years ex
 tensive study of tn French, Spans l and Italian languages.
 OFFICERS WE'RE ELECTED a the meeting of the Maccabean sc
 ciety, held Wednesday at the clu
 rooms in the Warner building. Thos
 who. were elected were: Morri Bufferd president; Nathan Levin' : vice president; Sarah Nadelman, re cording secretary; Herman Grus fiancial secretary and treasurer. Jo Klein will act as ergeant-at-arm Another important matter taken u , at the meeting was the completing plans for the installation of officer | and the large reception which will h
 held on July II. The latter will be honor of Max Goldman, who has re l gently returned from Palestine, an ] Meyer Dworkin, who for some tim
 has been in Washington, D. c.