The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-29

1116 Fairfield avenue have returned from motor trip to Bethlehem, Pa., where they were the guests of their son, James Haven, IT., over the week end. MT. and Mrs. Owen Cunningham of Larchmont, N. r., are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Harry Barnes of 46 Wordin avenue for several days. The Young Mems and Young Women's Hebrew association will en- certain their friends at an entertain ment Sunday night at the club rooms, 1S1 State street
 Mrs. John O'Hara and son of Los Angeles, Cal, who were the guests of Mrs. James Stap1eton of 2737 Main street, will leave today for Twin Lakes, Conn.,, to spend the summer months.
 The Maplewood Recreation center will hold the last dance of the sea- son tomorrow evening at the Junior High school auditorium on Linwood avenue. Reck's orchestra will fur nish the dance music.
 The Hebrew Boys Club held very interesting meeting Tuesday evening at their club rooms in the Warner building. Plans for an en- tertainment to be held May 2S were completed when a play and several vaudeville sketches will be given. All members who are to take part are asked to report at 5:30 East Main street Wednesday evening for re- hearsal. An important meeting will ! be held Monday evening and all mem bers are urged to be present
 The Mems League of the Blessed Sacrament church will present a minstrel show tonight at Colonial i hail. Fairfield avenue. A final re- i hearsaI was held last night and ev- erything is in readiness for this ev- ening's performance. Among those taking part will be George Perry, Jo- F seph F. Clabby and George Rajotte.
 The Rev. Lyman w. Abbott D. D., one of the most active leaders of re- ligious and civic thought in the Uni ted States will be the speaker to- night at the High School auditorium in the interest of the Theodore Roose- welt memorial. Mayor Wilson will preside at the meeting and Justice George w. Wheeler and other lead ing citizens will be present.
 Webster Upson Walker, son of MT. and Mrs. Harry w. Walker of this city, and Miss Edith May Camp, daughter of MT. and Mrs. P. D. Camp of Franklin, Va, will be married to- night at the home of the brides pa rents. Morris McNair of this city, Seth Baugha>nf of Washington, D. C., Elliott F. Upson of Hartford, and c. Camp, T. Ryland Camp and John Camp, brothers of the bride, will be ushers. MT. Baugham was a classmate of MT. Walker at the Choate School in Washington. MT. and Mrs. Walk CT will live in this city.
 Mrs Mary TaE1lor of BOSS Fairfield avenue and her sister, Mrs. Annie Pullan of Waterbury, are spending the weekend with relatives in Dan- bury, Ct.
 Miss Margaret Horsch1er of 5s Franklin street is entertaining Miss Katherine EIiste of Spring Valley IN. Y., for several. days.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Gregg of North Main street will move today to their new home on Warwick avenue, Strat- 'N ford.
 Friends of Michael Nolan of 547 Arctic street will be sorry to hear that he is i'll at St. V1ncent's hospital.
 Mrs. Max Kirschner, who has been the guest of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. a Benjan1ain Thorpe of North Main street, has returned to her home in West Sun1nerSvdHe, Mass
 Barnum Recreation center will present the following program at the school hall on Friday evening, April 30 at 7:45.
 Reading-Mrs. Howard Sweet.
 Aesthetic dances-N1iss Catherine Kane and Miss Paula Specific.
 Soprano solo-Mrs. Robert Brown
 Tenor soIo-Robert Kirk.
 Two short plays, ''The Perfect Illus band'' and two scenes from ''Penrod' by the High School players under the direction of Miss Anna Mcclure
 Dancing will follow the entertain nent. Music will be by the Barpur orchestra.
 Dr. John J. Kersey of Fairfie1t avenue has returned to this city afte1 spending a few days in Newtown al the guest of Postmaster Robert Brad ley.
 Miss Maude Bolles of Wood avenue is visiting MT. and Mrs. H. W. Bee man of New Preston.
 Mrs. Alice Gaffney entertained tn, members of the Rowena club Tues day evening at the home of Mrs George Wallace, 2,5S0 Fairfield ave nue tA color scheme of purple wa! cfarming9y carried out at the dining table where a huge basket of pansie formed the attractive center piece A deligfntfIn musical program was en loved during the evening. The mem Ioers and guests present were: Mrs James Sta;p9eAon, Mrs James Brady Miss Esvefyn Shea4 Mrs. E. L. Hayden Mrs. e. E. Walker, Mrs. Harry Barnes Mrs. Frank Donnelly, Miss Llrcg Rarnes, Mrs. George Fletcher. Mrs Carl WfnstroTn, Mrs. Robert Stains Mrs. May Sweeney, Mrs. Reilly am Mrs George Wallace.
 Miss Frances Seeley of Sport H4l ssss retazued from a@ two months