The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-09

tthe German Reformed church Will hold it's monthly meeting tomorrow afternoon from 2:3O o'clock until l,5: 30, in the church parlors, Chapel tstreet entrance. Refreshments will be served blythe following ladies: Mrs. l sAaolph. Bersefe1 Mrs. 7Ka thryn Borer,
 Mrs Anna Roland; Mrs John Mosel, 1 Mrs. Jacob Bitzer, and Mrs. Frederick 1 Nett. Members and friends are cor diaIly inviteasto attend.e
 MRS FRED. ". TRACY of 1,15O
 Fairfield avenue will open her home
 next Wednesday afternoon for a card party to be held under the auspices | of the Woman's club of the Univer- salist church. Prizes will be given
 for the highest score of each table.
 In the evening members of the Op-
 portunity club will hold a card party l followed by dancing. Many reserva- 1 tons have already been made
 l ST. PAULs CHURCH in Fairfield will conduct a food sale on Friday and ~turday evenings in Sherman | Hall, Fairfield. One attractive flea ture of the affair will be the nain:a- l ture bowling alleys. Booths of various | kinds, pretti1y decorated will be in- l stalled, in charge of the ladies of the church. Music for dancing will be furnished by an orchestra
 l FRIENDS OF Edward L. Casey of 12O Pequonnock street will be pleased
 to learn that he has recently met with
 signal honor and distinction, having
 been elected to represent the class in
 the Student Council of the Yale Uni versity Law school. MT. Casey is one
 of the most popular members of his class and is a graduate of the local
 1 high school as well as a graduate of Rutgers college in 1916. While there [ he was taken in the Phi Beta Kappa
 and Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternities REV. PAUL EDWARDS, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church , has received a call to go to James
 Methodist church in Brooklyn, New
 York, which he will accept on Apri 1st.
 COMMITTEES TO BRING IN NOMINATIONS to draw up a consti, 5 ing of the Lincoln school alumni to
 be held tomorrow evening in the
 school hall. All alumni members arc } welcome. Following the business cing will be held.
 s OVER s4s WAS collected yester- 7 day afternoon for the Near East Re- : lief Fund in the basket. placed out, : Eslde the door of the Stratfeld bal ? room, where the Wednesday After. noon Musical club held it's artis : concert. All ths money was con- , tributed by the members as they Jeff
 the hotel. MRS. FRANK HICKMAN of Myr, $ tie avenue, entertained a few friend: , at bridge this afternoon in honor o1
 her two house guests
 THE COMMITTEES in charge of
 the sale of Red Cross Seal Christina.
 Stamps throughout the city are Mrs
 Elmer Ravens, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Roy Clark, Mrs. w. H. Ham and Mrs. J. D. Skinner, factories Mrs. Robert Hincks schools. The l "Wednesday Workers and the Young 2 Miss D. Smith and Miss N. Middle. l brook, the Stratfield hotel; Mrs. Will 3 liam Lounsbury, onnecticut Nationa bank; Mrs. Charles Shapiro, and Mrs ? Benjamin Brownstein, City Nationa bank; the Thimb1e club and Miss
 Moffat, the Bridgeport Trust co. s THE YANKEE division held their f bi-monthly meeting last evening ir l their club rooms on Broad street
 Plans were perfected for a musica 5 comedy entitled, Prince Charming,' which is to be presented at the Park I theatre on January 31, February ] and 2. The cast will include 25O o1 9 the city's best talent along all lines 7 and will be staged by the author ot
 the College Hero" which was sue. cessfully presented here some few ] years ago under the auspices of the t Visiting Nurses association. Re. l hearsals will begin on January 2. The I prod promises to be one of the S most spectacular and best amateur
 plays ever staged in this city.