The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-01

RoSenthal, Miss Lena Scher, MISS Ruth MendeIson, Miss Edna Weingar- ten and Miss Lydia Goldstein.
 The annual meeting of the Olivet church was held last evening in the which was served at 6:30 o'clock The election of officers took place and committees for the various branches of work were appointed.
 Mrs. Charles I. Crosby, Mrs. w. Mo- Combs, Mrs. c. HHbbs and Mrs. Wnn B- Price will be in change of the bridge whist and panocilIe party, to be given by the Comfort club at the Y.3 D. rooms on Broad street, Tuesday afternoon, for the benefit of a needy family of this city.
 The Bridgeport Charitable society will meet with Mrs. Morris B, Boards ley of 25o Park place, "Wednesday, April '.
 The Pomona club of the Y. w. c. A., will hold a food sale at the asso- ciation headquarters on Golden HiB street, Saturday afternoon
 The Bridgeport Art League an- nounees an exhibition of textiles, wall papers and graphic art on Monday afternoon, April 5, at the league rooms, 1S9-State street. The exhibition which has been used at the Rhode Island School of Design, is loan ed by the American Federation of Arts at Washington and includes over 1O0 pieces. Mrs. Philip L. Holzer, Mrs. w. J. Taft, Mrs, A. A. Libby, Mrs. F. MacBurney and T. l.. Ferguson will be in charge of the exhibit
 Members of the Fair Price commit tee, of which Mrs. Frank L. Wilder is chairman, will hold a meeting Mon day afternoon at 2 o'clock, at the Food Hut on State street, to discuss plans already being formulated fof the Meat Week demonstration to be held April 12 to IT. The cam paign is being held at the suggestion of the Department of Justice at Washington, and its purpose is to show and explain to the housewives just how much money they can save on meat. Printed cards may be had at the Food Hut where they can be filled out and signed by any one who discovers profteering which they know exist, to the committee, which in. cludes Mrs Frank Waldo, Mrs. Ar.
 
 bury, Mrs. w. P. Grant, Mrs. T. Cut. ting, Mrs. T. B. Steiber and Mrs Frank Meyers.
 Mrs James Brereton of 2532 North avenne opened her home Tuesday af- ternoon for a delightful musical when she enter rtained for the benefit for the Dumb Friends society of this city. Miss Jean Stockwe1' the violinist, and Miss Isabel TfIlman, a pupil of Miss Grace D. Clark were the artists who appeared. Miss Stockwe6rs selections . consisted of '-Tambourin Chinois," by Kredsler; %NThe Canary" and a num- ber of Russian airs Mrs. Frank Coops was Miss StocBweIl's able ac- con1panist- ThenInusical program was ffU17owed bysa-~socia3~tea
 Rev. ,Dona7dF fsEarQneen of the First Baptist church will be the speaker fhis evening at the Holy Week ser vices att the Olivet Congregational church. Mrs Mabel Wright Weiden- hammer, -soprano of the choir of the Park Steet-churcfv will sing. Friday evening Rev. R. c. Whitehead of the Stratford Congregational church will give the address. and Mrs. Ada Tuck lW91dtaaoer--ViM be line so5oist
 The -electionrof oficers~of the Black Rock Country club will take place this evening. The following officers have been nominated: President, Lacey R. Blackman; vice president, William R Phillips; secretary and treasurer, Ed ward T. Buckingham, and board o1 governors, Charles J- W1hitten, Oliver Knight, Dr. John F. Quinn and Wal ter c. Boothe.
 Miss Ruth Rose of S44 North ave nue will leave Friday for Pinehurst N. C.. where she will be the guest o1 friends >during Easter week.
 Mrs. Owen Cunningham of .Larch- mont, N. Y. is visiting at the home of her parents. MT. and Mrs. Harry Barnes, of 46 Wordin avenue, over the weekend.
 Mrs. Frank J. DonneIIy of 2S11 Fairfield avenue entertained the mem. bers of the Rowena club Tuesday evening at her home.
 R ESs. Harry P. Sterling of 96 Wade street will entertain the members O. the Bridge club at her home Saturda, evening.
 Mrs. J. J. Rose, the Misses MarioI and Bessie Rose of S44 North avenue with. Mrs. F. s. Hawley of Clinton av enue, leave Friday for Washington D. C., for the Easter holidays.
 Mrs. Jessie Moore and daughte Lillian are leaving the city for Lo Angeles. Cal, where they will maax their future home.
 The Junior~cIass of the City Nor
 nal sscfrooI will give an April Foo entertainment in the auditorium o Shelton scf1ooIsthis ssevening.
 MT. and Mrs. GeorgeH- Peck of 2S Wells street, who have been winter ing in St. Petersburg, Fla, start fo home April 3.
 The Kindergarten department o the First M. F. church, Fairfield ave nue- and Broad street. will give al