The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-07
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There was an exceptionally large attendance last night at the first performance of '+The Passing of the Third Floor Back by Jerome, given by the Senior players of the High school. The performance will be re- peated this evening. The Senior play is an annual affair in the school.
 The regular weekly meeting will be held at the North End recreation center, Madison school, this evening, The program arranged is one of ex- ceptionai1y high merit The numbers include: vocal selection, Miss Debor- ah Dean; combination guitar and harmonicat solos, by MT. 8tratton, dramatic readings, Miss Marjorie Borton and piano duet by Miss Carol Lange and Miss Theresa. Widstron.
 In honor of the 77th birthday of William M. Barnun, assistant adju- tant general of the Grand Army of the Republic, a reception and sup per was rendered. the veteran by the Women's Relief Corps and Elias Howe, Jr., Post G. A R. MT. Bar mum gave a short and interesting talk concerning the changes which have taken place since he was a. boy. Mrs George Weiden1aammer and Miss Grace Lake favored with vocal selections, while Mrs. Elmer S. Beardsley acted aseacconpanist- Mrs. c. J. Lavey gaVe a few dramatic readings. Following the program, splendid supper was served by the ladies of the relief corp Good wish es and hearty congratulations were shoWered on the honored- guest.
 ~ IH VIT1 oP aIJ street entertained the members of the Rowena club at her home, Tuesday evening. A social evening was en- joyed after which a dainty luncheon was served. The members present were Mrs George Fletcher, Mrs. George Wallace, Mrs. Helen DOneIly, Miss Lucy Barnes, Miss May Sweeney. Mrs Harry Barnes, Mrs Robert Satins, Mrs. Winstrom, Mrs Alice Gafney, Mrs. E. L. Hayden and Mrs James Suspicion.
 Mr and Mrs Howard Taylor of Rowsley street, Black Rock, are re- joicing over the arrival of a. son born Wednesday, May 5, at St. Vincents hospital. Mrs. Taylor was formerly Miss Dorothy Keller of Dayton.- o.
 Dr. c. E. c. Atkins, Eugene Marsh, Ernest Rankin, and T. Heating are enjoying a. brief outing. in the Slziff Mountains, Kent
 The Ladies' Guild of Calvary Epis. copal church will hold a rummage sale this afternoon at the O'Nen Building, North Main street, opposite St Vincent's hospital. Mrs. Zalmon Goodsen, president, is in charge
 Mrs Roland L. Hunter of Sterling place will entertain this afternoon at a delightful birthday party in honor of her daughter, Miss Muriel. The guests list include Theodosia Hawaey, Mary Elizabeth Van Gibson, Betty Knapp, Cornelfa Fitzgibbons, Anne Booth, Elsie Deacon. Frances Bur ton, Winifred and Mary Smith, Betty Wheeler, Mildred Kincafd, Marion Hutchinson, Betty Jane Feight, De- Iia Rector, Eleanor Owens, Eunfce Naramore, Peggy Keys, Isabelle Conn., ley, Mary Davis, Frances and Cath- crime Bul1ard, Betty Rawlins Olive Ives, Evelyn Davenport Caroline Kristen and and Helen Ellis.
 The Fannie A. Smith AIumnae as sociation will hold their annual luncheon at the Stratfield Saturday ! afternoon. John Hendricks Bangs well known humorist will speak on ''Salubrihes I Have Met-'' Follow ing the luncheon the annual business will be transacted and new officers for the year elected. Miss Susan Andrews and Miss Mary Parker will have charge of the event
 Mrs. Julius Kohlnaier- will be the raI7-, ff7T~ he 5oS yI.,{y1 Bridgeport Art League exhibit this afternoon and evening. The follow ing members of the embroidery and lace making classes will be the hos tesses: Mrs T. l. Ferguson, Mrs Henry Burroughs, Mrs. F. H4Ihabs Mrs. Charles A Bi8tz, Mrs H. P Eaton Mrs. Henry Burr, Mrs. W. w. Lockwood, Mrs. C. J. Haines, Mrs. A ]. Lyon, Miss Lulu Farist, Miss Ade- laide Wheeler, Mrs. Peters, Mrs. H. H. Edge, Mrs. c. Oppel, Mrs. Dim mock, Mrs. Living Nye, Mrs. John Taylor, Miss Caroline Gar1icla Miss Louise Pfau, and Mrs. w. A. Winter.
 The Maccatbean society will hold their annual hike on Sunday uext All members planning to attend are asked to meet at s:45 o'clock in room 214, Warner building.
 The Phi Gamma society of the First Presbyterian church will hold the annual banQuet at the church on Monday night, May 1T. Election of officers. will be held and musical program will be enjoyed.
 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown ot 2.14O Main street have been enter taining their son, Prof Theodore Brown of Providence, R. l.. for a brief visit.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Hall of 14O Merriam street entertained last even ing at a dinner party in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Hall The guests of the evening included
 MT. and Mrs. A. H. Hawks, Mir. and
 Mrs. [. Pend1eton, MT. and Mrs. B
 Porter, MT. and Mrs. F. Hall. MT. and
 Mrs Connors, MT. and Mrs. c. Clark son. MT. and Mrs. M. Hazen, Miss Mil.
 dred Hall, Miss Helen Hsjl, Miss La
 Verne Clarkson, Robert Hall and
 Fred Stacy.
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