The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-10

 Friday afternoon. All the differen> branches of the church including the Guild, the Mems club, the Girls Friendly Society, and the Sunday school are very busy preparing for supper and fair to be held at Ma sonic hall, April 26th-
 Miss Dorothy W. Brinkerhoff of 64 Porter street is spending her vacation with her aunt, Mrs. H. c. Hills of Hartford, Ct.
 Miss Adelaide T. Bediger of 425 Park avenue is spending the week end in New York registering at the McA1pine hotel.
 Miss Bessie Canander of Wells street who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. Howard Hunter of George town has returned to her home.
 Mrs. Helen E. Boyd, superintendent and M rs. Roy E. Clark. secretary of the Visiting Nurse association are the local delegates who are leaving this morning to attend the annual convention of the National Organiza- ton of Public Health Nursing that is to be held at Atlanta, Ga. MT. and Mrs. Louden B. Minor of 150 Whitney avenue will entertain at an informal dance party at her home l this evening in homer of her house guests, the Misses CowIes of Roches- l ter, N. Y.
 The regular meeting of the Smith College club will be held Wednesday ] afternoon, April 21 at the college club rooms, Washington avenue A sup 1 per will be served following the meet | ing. Miss Ruth Everett, president of 1 the club is in charge. 1 Dr. and Mrs. George Brown who 1 have been the guests of Col and Mrs l Elmer Ravens of Clinton avenue have returned to their home in Worcester. l Mass.
 the wedding of Miss Mabel Annie Horton, daughter of MT and Mrs. John Horton to Artenus B. Pratt to take place April 1e at St Paurs Epis- i copal church at five o'clock
 The Newman club Of St Angus
 tines church will meet in the church school hall, Tuesday evening, April 1S- Rev. George Donohue will give 1
 Friends of Edward T. Buckingham son of Compensation Commissione.
 Buckingham, will be sorry to heal
 that he underwent an operation a.
 the Bridgeport hospital, this morning
 for a compound fracture of the right arm resulting from fall from
 a bicycle recently.
 Miss Genevieve Kelly of Laurel ave- nue; Miss Marion HanIey of Dewey street; Miss Marion Smith of Fair f field, and Miss Sarah Gull of Dewey
 street, are spending the weekend iL , New York. While in the metropolis I they are registered at the Commo
 dore hotel
 : Representative woman from vari- ous organizations in the city will 9 hold a meeting at The Stratheld on l Friday afternoon. April Is. for the 5 5 purpose of stimulating a greater in- | | terest in the Federations of churches 2 George H. Bell of zo4 Wells street , was tendered pleasant surprise party r at his home Friday evening by a num- n Der of friends. A luncheon was l served and music and dancing were
 enjoyed.
 - The next meeting of the Contern- 5. porary club will be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. John G. Rowland
 2S5 Park avenue, on Tuesday evening 1 April 20, at S:15 o'clock. Mrs. Col 1 lingWood Tucker will be heard ir a Songs of Dixie and Afro-American E Folk Songs.
 Friends of the Rev: and Mrs. James
 Carney of Toledo. Ohio, will be pleas g ed to hear of the birth of son yes st terday morning at their home. Rev e Carney was formerly rector of Trinity l. Episcopal church of this city.