The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20
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Exs&Io2EcSE<AEoAEo&S &Se&EeAk kcAA6Na@ @o&N The sixth lecture of the High | School Alumni series will take pbace on April 22, when Frances WaSon will be the speaker. Frances W1lson is very well-known as an actor. lie Is aIso the father of the famous author ess. Baroness Huard. Single tickets will be sobd for this lecture the same as usual. however season tickets though marked for only five lectures will be good for the coming one. The work on the memorial taoleI 6s coming along very we'll Designs a-a beine drawn up and the com r,,i++ee in charge is working rapidly. If is the hope of the committee that inc tablet will be ready for presenta- tioT, at commencement time.
 Ovar a thousand persons attended inc entertainment and dance given at inc Newheh recreation center on 1y7b,,r-dav night. The Lincoln school auditoriurn was filled to it's capacity. The children of the school olu va arious Swedish, Flemish and Irash dances An costume. The Lincoln or chestra. rendered several dehght1ul se- 1ectiona. Ogn next Thursday evening Professor Henry HutzePs violin trio will entertain.
 A most deligtFful program sultaole to St. Putrick's day was given last avenine at the Madison recreation center Various Irish folk dances, r-oa1s and breakdowns were danced h1, t7e children of Madison school. Miss Julia Carton sang aa group ol Irish songs. The officers for th1s center who were recently elected are' C.,,airn4an Joseph Marvin; vice presl- dent. H. R. Parsell; treasurer, j.. f'' 6 Jones; secretary, Miss Ethel OCon- nor. Mrs. William Lange IS cnaH woman of the membership ana tiohet committee; Miss Loretta CannfnShdihi is chairwoII2an Of the I1oor 1oi++ea. Mrs. Dunklee of the nelghbor- hood welfare committee, While MI D. |. stratton has charge of the music committee
 rba noenv friends of Miss Jose ,,bi1e Kerwin of Iranistan avenue will ho n1eased to learn that she has re- covered from a recent illness and Will resume her duties at the Cornwall 6 Patterson company on Monday.
 MT and Mrs. George Coleman of New. York city are rejoicing over the friyal of a daughter, born March Iz' Mrs. Coleman was formerly Miss Mae WhaIey of 69S Myrtle avenue, this city. t-~.....,
 The regular Saturday evening dance will be held at the Y. w. C. A. tonight. '-
 About 500 people were present at the St Patrick's night WhEst ana dance given on last Wednesday night at Warner Institute by the men committee of Sacred Heart church for the sbenef1t of the window fund Many handsome. and useful prizes were given. The musical program con- sisted of vocal selections by Miss Mae Casserfy, Miss Madekyn Farley, Miss Lucy Clancy and Miss Genevieve Brown. and piano numbers by Mis: Mabel Merritt.
 The monthly meeting of the MarS Bear>dsHey society of the Olfvet Con- gregationaI church will be held at tht home of Mrs Smith e. B1ackman O. 545 Maplewood avenue Friday after noon, March 26, at 3 o'clock.
 Mrs. Fred Thonre of Gem avenne il slowly recovering from a severe at tack of pneumonia which has con fined her to her home the past sir weeks.
 Mr., and Mrs George F. Coleman O New York are rejoicing over the ar rical of a daughter horn on March l: Mrs. Coleman was formerly Miss Ma WrhaIey of 693 Myrtle avenue.
 The last exhibit of the oil painting of Alexander Vago will be at tn Bridgeport Art League rooms thi evening from 7:sO to 9:S0 o'clock.
 Miss Beatrice Boerun of Charle street entertained the members of he club Wedn esday evening at her homo A social evening of music and game was enjoyed after which refreshment were served.
 The Ladies' Aid society of Grace \ E. church will hold their annual Baf ter supper and fair in the church pal Iors Tuesday evening, when a reunio of church friends is planned
 Mrs. Clifford Boynton of 217 Vel street entertained at a delightful pc sonal shower at her home last even1n in honor of Miss Caroline Bradley
  come the bride of G. Parker Wyatt The rooms were attractively decorate for the occasion, the springtime colo being used. Miss Bradley was the r cipient Of: many beautiful and usef gifts A dainty luncheon was serve after. which cards-and music formt the evenings amusenlents..
 Cards have been :. received fro N friends of Benjamin BulGley of Sout bort, who has been sojourning in u South during the winter months. Bullzley is now registered at the Hot Ponce de Leon; St. Augustine, FL and expects to. return home about t
 ftrst-,of May -,. -=.
 Miss Charlotte Fenno of Huntingt
 road will be the guest of friends
 Boston, Mass, over the week end.
 Mrs Josephine Medlicott of Fla
 field avenue, who has been the gu
 of relatives in Ansonia for the p;
 two weeks, has returned to I
 home.
 The first of series of meetir
 will be held at the Black Rock Go
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