The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-05

the college who were home for the Easter recess.
 The Bridgeport lodge No s6, B. P. O. F., will hold its annual Charity ball at the Stratfreid this evening. The proceeds of the ball will be used to provide Christmas baskets for the needy of the city. R, T. Rock is chairman of the committee assisted by William P, Corr, James Cahiil, P. T. Kelly, Laurence Gallagher. James Troy, MT. rCarrigan and MT. Ratigan-
 Mrs. L. M. Jackson of 975 Sorth avenue will be the hostess for the meeting Of the Holden Memorial so- ciety at her home Tuesday evening ats o'clock All ladies of the church arec ora5iaafy invited to attend,
 Friends of Mrs Arthur Randei of Iran6stan avenue will be pleased to hear that she is recovering from her recent illness of several weeks. Invitations have been issued by the ] Seaside club for a leap year dance Tuesday evening, April 16- Only members and their friends have been | invited Reservations are being made for dinner which will precede the dance.
 Miss Grace Watt of Tom Thumb l street was the guest of friends in Hartford over the week end The Montgomery Missionary so- ciety of OTlvet church will meet at | the home of Miss Sannie Bassett of | ITO Salem street, Friday afternoon al 3 o'clock Mrs w E. Fitch will be 1 the speaker and will take as her top ic "'The Near East The society has | 70 members and during the last year has contributed S14S, to foreign mis- sions
 St v1nrent's Training school fo1 nurses will give an Easter dance al l the EIk.s club rooms, State street 1 Friday night The patronesses in cIude Mrs. Samuel Mullins, Mrs James Rice, Mrs. James Carroll, Mrs Richar& Foster, Mrs Walter Angle kErs. William Nichols and Mrs Car Srfaick-
 Annoura,cen7szzft has been made ot the marriage of Mrs. Margaret Mos ley and Frank Fs Canti3lion, the cer-
 emony being performed by the Rev John c Lynch pastor of St. Patrick cRTI1r7cih. Both yoHng DeoPre are wei known in the city. Mrs. Can tiII4on i. en1EBoyed as telephone operator al poIiee headquarters and NIT. Cantil, lIion being a secret service agent
 Friends of Miss Mary da1otta of g Colorado avenue will be pleased tx
 hear thai she is recovering from he lrecsnt Illness
 Horare Knox, son of MT and Mrs
 RoEe47t Knox of Sedgw5c4z street. vii
 resume his studies at the Pratt Insti tI1te Brooklyn, N Y-- today. havInE spent the Easier recess at the 11om
 of his parents
 Miss CEIberta Vance of C7lazse
 street and Miss Edith Hayden of 2,Se
 Main street leave today for a shor
 visit in New York city
 The eleventh anniversary of tn
 Elias Howe, Jr- Wonen's Relic
 Corps, G. A R. will be celebrated o1
 TFursday at the G. A R. rooms 0,
 State street A luncheon will b
 served at 1 o'clock in charge of Mrs
 Fred Hfnderer and at 5 o'clock ther -1 Will be roll call of the members an
 a birthday contribution All mem
 bers are asked to make special effort to attend
 , The Mosaic club will omit the reg 1asar meeting ou Tuesday of this weel
 Mrs Nelson Van Tasse1 of 223O Mort
 avenue will be the hostess of the ne1 meeting to take place on April 3 2 ? liner home
 The annual meeting of the V1stn Ls Nurse association will be held in tf iweffare building on Wednesday, Apr n S7 Election of officers will take plac and the annual reports of the prC gress of the work made in the a 7' asoc1atjon will be read by the secr' r itaries- Dr- William H. Coon, healt g officer, will be the speaker and Ii z topic will be "An Equal Chance n The public is cordially invited to a tend
 # The regular monthly meeting of Il ,+ Fairfield County Suffrage Associate r. will be held in Stamford. Thursda r lAprfl Sth, at the First Congregation S church. Representative Harry d Sherwood of Westport will be u 70 speaker.