The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-21

special meeting of the Women's Aux Hilary of the American Legion to be held Monday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in the parish house of St. Johns church. Mothers. wives and sisters of the American Legion mem bers will be welcome at the meeting Miss Susan Dunbar of State street. will be the guest of her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. Walter BIackrnore at Atlantic City for two weeks.
 The regular weekly meetings of the Black Rock Congregational church have been discontinued for the sum mer months. They will be resumed in the early fall
 The Women's League of the First Presbyterian church will give a com plimentary luncheon Thursday, April 22, at 12:45 o'clock in the church par lors. All members of the church are cordially invited to attend. A splen- did program has been arranged and matters of interest. in connection with new organization will be discussed. Mrs. William G. Rockwell of ISIS North avenue will be the hostess for the bridge club Thursday afternoon at her home.
 Mrs T. l. Ferguson of 117 Wells street returned yesterday from a two weeks visit with friends at Hudson, New York.
 Miss Gladys HiRderer of IF Beech mont avenue will entertain the Girls Friendly society of Calvary Episcopal church Thursday evening, April 9, at her home
 The board of deacous of the Olives Cengrega4fonal church will meet this evening in the lecture room for or gazaization and conference with those who wish to 4z1ite with the church,
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer Blank of 257 Noloae avenue have returned from a three weeks trip in Bermuda
 Miss Marion Henshaw of Fairfield aN4Mue will entertain as her house guests over the week end, Miss Irene Davis of Ard7ey- the Hudson, and her ffaRce, Stuart Stevenson of Sche- nectady, N- T.
 The Bridgeport Chapter of the Del ph5an society will meet at the home of Miss Chary Smith, s54 Park ave n@e, Thursday afternoon, at s;15 o'clock.
 Prof. and Mrs Theodore H. Brown and daughter of Brown University, Providence, R. l. who were the guests of Dr. and Mrs Brown of 214o Main street, over the week end, have returned to their home
 Invitations have been issued for a, dance to be given by the GSnty Moore club in the Masonic temple Friday evening, April 2S- C9aHby's orchestra win furnish the music for the occa- sion-
 Ngr- and Mrs Frederick. Rhodes and daughter, Miss Betty Rhodes of L.S15 Noble avenue are registered at the Ambassador hotel, Santa Barbara, Gal
 The K.aiga1txs of Columbus will give an informed dauclng party fin their rooms on Washington avenue We'd nes1ag evenings April 2S-
 The Blessed Sacrament church is planning an entertainment to be given on Thursday, April 29, at Colo niaa hall The program will consist of a first class minstrel show and will be followed by, dancing.
 The Quarterion club will hold a dance at Ehe Seaside institue on La fayette~ street Thursday evening, April % KeaEns 9orrhestra will furnish the music Miss Katherine I<ehoe, Miss Ka1heEine Kelly and the Misses Lo- retta and Evelyn McCalbe are in charge of ~Ehe affair
 Ms John S Pullman of Unquowa FiIl- nave issued invitations for a dancing party at her home Saturday afternoon from 3 to-6 o'cloc65n honor of her daughters, the Misses Eliza beth and Alice Pullman Cod1liOu figures havebeen arranged Mrs Pull man will be assisted by her sister, Mrs William J. Curtis of Topeka Kansas
 The Bridgeport Art League will hold a. Tumnnage sale at the league rooms, 1S9 State street, Thursday afternoon All members are, urged t6 contribute as many articles as possi ble. Mrs. F. M Hammond and Mrs Philip Holzer are in charge.
 Mrs Jacob Huber of Alpine stree will bevthe hostess of the Alpine clui at her home Friday afternoon.
 Mrs George T. Hatheway of So' Clinton avenue was the hostess fo the meeting or the MOSAIC cIuD yes terday afternoon at<her home.
 
 Elias Howe, Jr Women's Relic will hold their regular weekly meet ing tomorrow afternoon in the G. A R hall on Main street. when the ini tiation of candidates will take place.
 The Comfort club will hold thei EHuE IIIHT DYFS