The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-16

recovered from a serious attack of pneumonia.
 Miss Josephine Kerwin of 761 Iran istan avenue has returned to this city after spending a few days with friends in New Haven.
 Miss Mary Mahon of New Haven was the guest of Miss Madelyn Far ley, 16e Lewis street, for the pas. week.
 The Camera club and the tennis team of the High School met last week and started plans for the spring work.
 The Maccabean society has call ed a special meeting for Wednesday night at headquarters, Warner build. ing, when the guest of honor will be Rabbi Samuel J. Abrams.
 The Comfort Club will give their usual weekly Bridge on Thursday af. ander Coughlin will be he hostess
 The regular monthly meeting oi the Fairfield County Suffrage .Asso- citation will be held at the Hotel Da- venport, Stamford, Conn.,, Thursday April S. The March meeting has been postponed.
 A large bridge and pinochIe will be held on Wednesday afternoon and ev. ening in St. Peter's church and the Howard avenue hotel for the benefit of St. Peters building fund. The committee in charge include Mrs. l.. Carroll, Mrs. R. J. Desmond, Mrs J. B.. Mullins Mrs. R. M. Scan1on Mrs. A. M. Craig. Mrs. M. G. Small Miss Alice Morrison, Miss Gertrude. Becker and Miss Nora Costello.
 The entertainment committee of Kiota council, No. 16, Degree of Poca- hontas. expects q large attendance al the mask ball and social to be given Wednesday evening at the Armory A. c.
 Miss Dorothy Soule, of 132 Her kimer street entertained eighteen of her friends a a St. Patrick's Day par ty Saturday evening at her home. Games, music and dancing formed the evenings pleasure. Later a de- lightful luncheon was served.
 A course in basketry will be given under the direction of Miss Jane Gil- huly at St. Vincent's community house. Miss Gilhuly is a teacher in the Bridgeport High School and has had wide experience in teaching basketry. The course will include lessons in the making of baskets, trays, picture frames, pine needle and sweet grass work. Persons de- string to take this course must regis ter at the community house before the 23rd of March.
 Miss Mary Warrik of Cottage Place entertained recently at a birthday party at her home. St. Patrick's day 1 decorations were carried out at the | table where covers were laid for fiji l teen, later music and dancing was en- ! joyed. Miss Warrik was the recipi- ent of many beautiful gifts. MT. and Mrs. Allen W. Terry ot i Arcadia avenue are in New York | where this evening a reception will ! be given for Mrs. Terry's sister by i the Collegiate church in honor of the 1 completion of her twenty-fifth year Sas i parish Yisiter.
 /: The Ladies Charity society of St l Vincent de Paul will hold a specia, meeting on Thursday afternoon at l o'clock at the Nurses home on Hunt | ing street. A committee will be ap 1 pointed at this meeting to make ar
 engagements for the musical and dance
 to take place April 12. 1 MT. and Mrs. John T. Sheahan O!
 1S4 Frank street are receiving con. i gra atulations from their numerou: friends on the birth of a son Rober i Daniel. Mother and son are doins 1 nicely at St. Vincent's hospital The Harmony Lodge entertainmen 1 and Finance committees are to hold ;; meeting tonight at the office of tn chairman, Samuel N. Schnee, 509 Sc ] curity Bldg. to complete the final ar ! engagements and plans for the forma dance to be held at the Stratfield l Saturday evening, March 20th. SHELTON MAN AT ST. JOHNS Rev. Stephen Morehouse, rector O
 the Church of the Good Shepherd
 will be the special preacher at tn
 Wednesday night service at St. John