The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-20

Saturday, will be along the line Of | cooperation between the church and l the community. SThe Ladies' Eintracht Auxiliary will hold a meeting Sunday afternoon, March 21, at their club rooms. Fol lowing the meeting whist will be en- joyed-
 A rehearsal of the Bridgeport Ora torio society will be held in the High school auditorium Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, when the children who are to take part in the concert, ''The Children's Crusade which will be presented Tuesday evening by the society, are requested to be present The last rehearsal will be held Tues day afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in the auditorium with the four assisting artists. The ticket sale has been large but there are many good seats to be had.
 The North End Recreation center held their regular weekly entertain ment and dance last evening at the Madison school. A St. Patrick's Day entertainment was greatly enjoyed. A group of school children danced Irish folk numbers and Miss Julie Carten sang several selections of Irish songs. Social dancing followed the entertain ment.
 MT. and Mrs Burt French and daughter Virginia, who have been the guest of Mrs. Mary Allen of 51 Yale street for several days, have returned to their homes in Hartford.
 Mrs Earl Lewis of Wentworth street was the hostess for the Friday After noon Bridge club at her home yester- day afternoon.
 Mrs Frederick B. =Silliman of 175 Brooklawn avenue will entertain at dinner this evening in honor of MT. Silliman's birthday. Easter lilies and roses will form the decorations. Fol lowing the dinner a delightful pro gram of music will be enjoyed. The recently formed Christian En- deavor Society of young people of the Olivet Congregational church held a delightful entertainment and social last evening in the church par Iors Refreshments were served after which dancing was enjoyed. Miss Ruth Halsey was the hostess for the evening.
 1 Attorney Phi1o- c. Calhoun, state | chairman representing Harry W 1 Congdon post, American Legion, left | last night for Washington, D. C., tC 1 attend the national conference of the American Legion in reference to 3 | bonus for exSservice men. 1 co Announcement has been made o1 ] the marriage of Miss Nellie Archam- ! beault of 2S26 Fairfield avenue, an6 Henry Sunden of 4O6 Maplewood ave.
 nue, in. New York city recently. MT
 Sunden is. connected with the circu
 1ation department of the Post Pub fishing Go.
 | Officers of the grand lodge of tn
 order of B'nai Brith are expected t'
 attend the formal dance to be givel
 by Harmony lodge, I. O. B. B. at tn
 Stratfie1d tonight. Delegations iron
 lodges in New Haven, Hartford, Wa | terbury, Stamford and other citie
 will be present.
 Rabbi Samuel J. Abrams lecture ol
 Israel Among the Nations whic,
 was to have been delivered at tn
 Park avenue Temple last evening wa
 postponed until next Friday. Rabt i Abrams lecture will be his last ad dress at the temple having accepte
 the call to the Union Park Temple c Boston. Following the address ther
 will be a. reception held in his honol
 Among the patronesses for tn Wesleyan GIee and Mandolin cIu
 concert tonight at the Universalis
 church under the auspices of the Or ; portunity club will be: Mrs. Fayett , c. Clark, Mrs. James Coulter, Mrs F
 Bedding, Mrs. H. Brautigan, Mrs .
 H. Brooks, Mrs. J. c. Curtis, Mrs F L. Day, Mrs. E. W. Dunning, Mrs. F 2 J. Hughes, Mrs. A. Eng1ehardt, MT l Newton Hine, Mrs. A. A. Hodgkin Mrs J. S. Pullman, Mrs. Willial s Sailer, Mrs. Fred R. Tracy, Mrs War
 Van Ness, Mrs. F. E. Walker, MT c. D. Wallace and Mrs. Winthro Wright.
 Miss Jean Stockwell, vioIinist, wh . has not been heard for some time n this city, will give her first conce
 l at the Peoples Presbyterian chure
 Monday, March 2S. Miss Stockwe S has been signally- honored in ht = European studies and has made SUI g cessfu1 concert tours from coast | coast in this country. Others WI E ] will snare Tn the musical nu1nberS al l. William E. Davenport, Mrs. Floren' u Legere Hayes, Mrs. Judith Landbel
 F'Iathers and Miss Helen Cecil Tuttl d Miss Beatrice Marsh, student - 5 Miss Capen's school in Northampto
 Mass, will return to her home, 8
 Colorado avenue, today for the East n vacation.
 70 THREE DEGREES GRANTED. r The number of divorces grant el since last September reached 2
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