The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-31

Lake, of paubary, Conn, for several days.
 George F. Farley, IT,, of Lewis street, has accepted 8 position with the Beck Engraving Co. of New York. He will Immediately take up his du- ties.
 The many friends of Miss Ethel Evitts of Trurnbu1l, will be pleased to hear that she has fully recovered from 8 severe attack of scarlet lever.
 Kenneth Terry of Friends Acad- ezny, L. l., is spending the Easter holidays as the guest of MT. and Mrs Frank Cone of I'll Whitney avenue.
 Miss Rose Beck of Franklin street will be the hostess for the meeting of the L. Sewing club at her home Thursday evening. The members of the club comprise the following young ladies: The Misses Mary Gallery, Helen Cavanaugf1, Loretta Hickey, Gladys Re4yea, Vivian Beach, Mary Coleman, Anna Ellsworth, Helen Mo Manus and Anna Heanua- Miss Mildred Hayes of Pequonnock
 
 T. O. T. club last evening at her home Music, games and dancing was enjoyed and a buffet luncheon served MT. and Mrs. Walter Hall of 40 Merriam street will have as their guest over the week end Mrs Sidney Stern of New York city Miss La Verne Clarkson of 7eS North avenue will spend the Easter vacation in Waterbury, Conn., ReIlin Clark, student of he Peeks- kill Academy, is spending Easter week at the home of his parents, MT and Mrs Arthur L. Clark of North Main street
 Miss Theresa Lief of Madison ave nue will be the guest of friends in New York city over the week end Members of the O. E. S. Sewing Circle will hold an all day meeting at the home of Mrs. A B. Beach, 3150 I Fairfield avenue, Thursday Mem bers are asked to take the 10 o'clock car from Reads corner Miss Catherine Logan, daughter of | MT and Mrs. Charles Logan of 1O56 ] Fairfield avenue is spen ding the Eas- ter recess as the guest of friends in Pittsf5eld, Mass
 i Mrs Fred E. MOrehouse of 45 Rose street had as her guest over the week 1 end Mrs Charles H. Mabbott of Wa I teTbury, Conn.,
 Announcement has been made of 1 Adelman, daughter of MT and Mrs. l to L. E. Fa1k of New York city. Both young people are well known in this 1 city
 1 MT and Mrs William H. Griffith of $50 Clinton avenue have returned from their trip through the Southern 1 states lasting several days.
 Mrs E. M Card of William street. has returned to her home from Hartford, Ct, where she has been the 1 guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harold
 Sanford for several days. The regular monthly covenant meeting of the Second Baptist church will be held this evening at 7:45
 o'clock when the pastor Rev. Harry
 Schuyler Foster will preside ] The Ladies Aid society of the Wes1
 End Congregational church will serve i Q Fellowship supper in the church
 paTlors this evening at 6:3o o'clock
 and will be followed by the usua
 prayer meeting service at 7:45 o'clock
 Mrs Harold Parrott of New Yori
 who has been the guest of her par
 ents Mir and Mrs H. Hargrove O
 Roanoke avenue for several days ha.
 returned to her home
 Walter Mafhieson, student of tn
 Bethlehem Preparatory school, Beth
 recess at his home, 664 Atlanti r. street
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Me
 moria1 Baptist church will meet fo l sewing on Red Cross garments in tn
 chapel of the church Thursday after
 noon of this week