The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-16

The North End Recreation Center will hold their regular weekly dance and entertainment this evening in the Madison school auditorium. An in teresting program has been arranged. The fancy dress ball which was sched- uled for this week has been postpon- ed until April 26.
 More than T5 couples attended the dinner dance given by the members of the Algonquin club last evening in the club rooms, The affair was the last of the social events of the season. w R. Eaton was chairman of the committee in charge and was assisted by Raymond Lewis and James Dunn.
 J. D. Andrews of New York of the Brown Instrument Co. gave a talk on "Pyrom eter,' an electrical instru- ment for measuring heat, at the reg ular monthly meeting of the Steel Treating soctety at The Stratfeld last evening,
 Congratulations are being received by Mr and Mrs. Ralph Blackburn, of 491 Park place upon the arrival of a daughter Saturday. The little new conner is a grandcf1ild of MT. and Mrs, Harry H. DeLoss>
 Miss Mabel NacCormack of 2e59 Main street will spend the weekend in Brooklyn. Miss MacCormack will attend the dinner dance given by the class of 1920 Mechanical Engineers of Pratts Institute Saturday evening"
 Arrangements have been completed for the annual informal dance given by the Bridgeport chapter, American Institute of Banking on Friday even ing. April 23. The committee in charge consists of Miss RosalIe Davis, Miss Lucy McElroy and Dennis r. Tobfn of the First-BridSeport Ma tiona1 bank, F. J. Huda, Jr-, of the City National Bank. and R. J. Wyn- koop, Jr., of the Peoples Savings Bank
 The Council of Jewish Women will give a whist party at the home of Miss Edna Weingarten of SIS Fair field avenue Wednesday evening, April 21 The proceeds will go toward the financial drive of the council
 At the IJn1Versalist church Sunday night, Apr6X IS, Mrs E. w Black man of New York will give an illus trated lecture on Russia, Moscow and the Ukraine Last week Mrs Black man gave a npG>st interesting account of her personal experiences in Petro- grad
 The St-a4field Community chorus will give a dance and supper in the Conarz1urity house, Jaekna1 avenue, this evening at o'clock for the mem bers only The chorus consist of over 60 members
 Miss Dorothy SearIes of eS9 Nichols street was rendered a delightful sur prise party at her home "Wednesday evening, the occasion being her birth %daz. Miss SeaE1es w-ss the recipient of many beautifm gifts. Music and dancing formed the evenings anuse- ment. Those present were the Misses Mae and Mildred Bre3ll, Miss Bertha I5Ttya1d1, Mss Nora Ma1cGuiTe, Miss Grace Ashcroft the Misses Grace and Nfiaared Ffatt, Miss Margaret F]ani- gan. Miss Mae Morgan, Miss Irene Kelly, Miss Elizabeth SFa1nnings Miss King, Miss Grace Nichols. Miss Stiles, Miss Gladys Knight, the Misses Edith and Dorothy SearieS, Gus Locey, Jack Kahn, Louls Holt, Charles Shaw. Leo GTavefin, Vincent Keane, George Jack, Wa2ter Ray MT and Mrs. Del bert Ray, MT and Mrs F. Beeba, MT. and Mrs. Harry HalieEIbeck, MT and Mrs. L. M Sear4es and adr. and Mrs. Platt-
 Miss Mildred CEznton of Maple street is confined to her home with a severe cold
 Mrs. C. Edward SsEsE41er of 2o7 Wells street entertained the members of the Rowena club at her home Tuesday evening Those present were Mrs. George Fletcher, Mrs George Wal lace Mrs Helen Don1e43y, Mrs. Harry Barnes, NIrs. May Sweeney, Mrs Reilly. Mrs. Robert Stains Miss L4rcg Barnes, Mrs E. L. Hayden, Mrs James Stap4eton and Mrs Estelle AL len of New Haven
 The Ladies of Charity, St Vincent
 de Paul, will hold a special meetins SAVE MONEY ON