The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-07

1 1oAI yesterday Tor New RO
 cneLe, N. r., where she will be tn.
 guest of Mrs. Clark Alexander oye, the week end.
 The first of series of dances te
 De given by the Read Triangle as
 soclatfon will be held this evening
 at the Armory. The committee ir i charge of the affair are Frederick PrInce, George Ryder and Cletus
 Miss Virginia Travis daughter of
 ar and Mrs. E. A. Travis of Dewey Soreets will be the hostess for the next
 meeting of the Busy Bees at her home
 April B. ] The w. C. T. U. will hold a meeting at the headquarters, 239 Gilbert street, f'r1day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock when the superintendent will give the reg
 uBar monthly report
 Mrs L. M. Jackson of 974 North avenue was the hostess for the meet Ing Of the Holden Memorial society EsL evening at her home when the study of Characterization was re. sumed.
 The annual meeting of the Visiting
 Nurses association will be held in
 the hall of the Department of Health
 and Charities this evening" at D.
 m. pr. William H. Coon, Health Off, cer will speak on "An Equal Chance A moving picture of the nurse al work will be given. The public is in. vfted to attend
 The annual meeting of the Ladies or Charity Of St. Vincent de Paul. will be held at the Nurses Home on Hunting street, tomorrow afternoon at Z o'clock. Election of officers will take place.
 MT. and Mrs W. Eugene Card of 50 Black Rock avenue, entertained al a charming chiIdren's party, Monday evening, in honor of their little son Eugene, Jr., and Miss Erma I,oth. who celebrated their birthday ami VerSary. The decorations and fla Fors were attractiveIy carried out in yellow, suggestive of the Easter sea son Music and games formed a de lightful evening.
 Ullie Stowe Chapter, Women Of l the World War, will hold regular meeting tomorrow evening in the Old Guard rooms, S71 State street. Busi- | ness or importance is to be trans 1 acted and a large attendance is de | sired.
 Mrs. Walter WiImot and daughter Miss Sally Wilmot of sos stratfo,> avenue entertained at a formal tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Laura Tousey, who is to marry Sher- wood W1lmot. Mrs. Wilmot and Miss | W lIfnot were assisted in receiving by MISS Tousey and the members of the Monday Afternoon Reading club.
 Announcement is made of the mar lage of Miss Ella Wilson. daughter 'f MT. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson of ! 'zZ State street, and Edward H. stevenson, son of Alfred Stevenson 'f Harrell avenue which took place | u the home of the brides sister, Mrs. ! lean Nichols of 1884 Park avenue Monday evening. Both young people Ire well known in this city, MT. Stey nson being connected with the Mitchell Dairy Co.
 The exhibition of textiles. wall 'apers and grapic art held at the 5rldgeport Art League rooms, 1Ss 'tate street, will continue for a, week. 'his exhibition is loaned bv inc American Federation of Arts at Washington, D. c. Mrs. R. G. Han ord, a professional artist, will give n informal talk on the exhibit Mon- lay afternoon, April II, at 3.2a clock. The exhibit is open to the ubIic.
 Commodore Fl c. Benedict of New ork has returned from Palm Beach ia.' and is now at his summer. home. ldIan Harbor, Greenwich. He is wei nown in this city.
 Mrs. M. J. Rinck of 261S North lam street, entertained at a. n1isceI lneous shower last evening at her ome in honor of Mrs. Edward Fitz atrick, recent bride. Spring flowers ere used effectively in the decora- ons of the dining room where coyersl ere laid for 20. Mrs. Fitzpatrick as the recipient of many beautiful nts Dancing and music formed
 delightful evening. Those present ere Mrs Frank Crook Mrs. William, l iSgins, Miss Elizabeth Koufer l -lss Margaret Gregory, Miss Marion helnln, Miss Frances BurIant, Miss d1th O'Rourke, Miss Marie Fisher. iss Lucy Card, Miss Mabel Aber 'ombie, Mrs. Eva FTannery. The isses MurieI and Alice Sears Miss Morrissey, MT. and Mrs. J artin, MT and Mrs. A. F. Morrissef Id MT. and Mrs. William Higgins.