The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-17

Members of the Mary sil1inan chapter of the D. A. R. who left this mozn4ng for Washington where they will attend the Continental Con- gress include the regent, Mrs. Fred erfck A. Strong, the vice regent, Mrs. Charles Armstrong, the delegates, Mrs. John R. Woodhull, Mrs. Frank T Staples, and the alternates Miss 1iIla W. Hias, Mrs. c. N. Worthen, Mrs Mary K Tones, Mrs. R. J. Mac Kenzie, Mrs. Frederick s. Stevens, Miss Elvfra P. Davis, Miss Mary Louise Peck and Mrs. Richard Sta <p1es-
 The many friends of Mrs. Bowdy will be sorry to hear that she is seri- ousiy i'll at the home OF her daughter sATrs. Frederick L. Lyford of 31 Park Fstrenf
 Mrs. Frank Weaver of 2310 Main gstreet is entertaining her sister from AEeriden, Conn, for several days.
 Friends of Mrs J. Alexander of AT lE'ord Place will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from a, serious .eperation performed at the Bridge sport hospital recently.
 MISS DOf1S 1Sd42e or ELOctOn avenue EeVvill spend the week end at the home Eof her parents in Danbury, Conn,
 Miss Mabel Rowe of 295 Harral1 kavenue was hostess for the T. O. T. E-c7ub Thursday evening. at her home. .Tne members wiao were present were 4Iae Misses Margaret and Mary Buck kaey, Katherine and Mary Gallery, tEdna and Mildred Hayes, May Moran, -nI gF1arre.lI, Margaret Johnson and Anna EHogan- Music and dancing were en- Ljoyed and later a buffet luncheon Sserved.
 Miss Harriet Plumb of T1-u1n bull will tspend the week end as the guest of Miss Katherine Foley of 46 Ford i-PIace.
 Miss Bern4ce Nettleton presented t-.Tffe PInygoers'' short play by the e9weII k1ao1En aaHl1or Arthur Pinero last sererdrrg 5u the Milford Congregation txI church Miss Priscilla MosheT, Miss Laura Katz, Mrs Frank Pta- lius and Miss Irene Conner of this city gsar11r1paaed- Miss Margaret Davis, Miss JosezEaine Clark, Miss Heaen Blake, and Miss T. P1adt of Milford also took part Following inc pres entaAlon of the play social evening tEvas enjoyed
 MT annd Mrs Joseph S. Bfz1asanm k4cf 90 Poplar street announce fhe en- agreement of their daughter Miss k-Esthe,r Birnbaum to Arnold Si1nons. MT Sinlons is connected with the Wards Baking company of this city. RNo date has been set for the we'd ding
 Miss Julia st1eg7er of PIT HarraIl avenue entsztafned the members of inc Friday evening Sewing club al her hUTne last evening
 The regm1ar monthly meeting o1 the Ladies Etntrac9at Auxiliary will be held Sunday afternoon. April IS al 8 o'clock at 164 State street. Mem bers are urged to be present as bus k1neas of importance is to be trans Eacted
 Friends of Hiss Lou Heating of 4E Ford place, will be pleased to 1earr kthat she is conNa1escing after a severe FdlIness.
 Miss Rose Beck of AT Franklin St was the hostess for the meeting o the L. Sewing club at her home las evening
 Mrs. Earl Christian of 2304 Mai1 street is entertaining relatives from bout of town oSer the week end.
 Miss Florence Co1ghdfn of Mi41 rrstreet, who recently returned from trip. to California and Mexico vii leave Ga7aoraay for Maine, where sh will spend the s11n2s7aer months witt her azrrat Mrs {I. C. SpaE1lding of New York
 Mrs. Charles DicRSson Of S92 N0f5l avenue will entertain at an infos1na PAINTING AND
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