The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-14

kH3$KNzSExk14ESSf SSfs4KsSh53alz2S21sxi The Ladies' Aid society of the Black Rock Congregational church will holo a mystery entertainment on Friday evening at the church perlors-
 The 75th anniversary celebration ot the Universahst church will be held Newton of the Divine F'raternitJ church of New York will dbe the speaker.
 Miss Margaret Murren and Miss Helen Daily of Iranistsn avenue spent che weekend 1n Hartford, Conn.
 Mrs J. c. Lake of North Main street has returned from Mt. Dora Florida, where she went to spend the winter months She will, for the pres ent, make her home at the Stratfeld hotel.
 Mrs Max Kdrshner of Boston, who has been visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe of North Main street, has returned to her home
 Jasper N Knox, son of MT and Mrs. Robert Knox of 59 Sedgewlck street. a private with the U. $. army in Texas, has returned to Fort Mcintosh from Dolores, where he has been med tcaI man for a division of the 31th 1n- fantry. He is now the pharmacist at the infirmary connected with the fort.
 The Friday Evening Book club will give a pinoch1e, whist and dance al Varuna hall, 189 State street, Jam 30, at D. m. for the benefit of the French orphans.
 Mrs Nellie Smith and daughter Marjorie of -Stratford avenue, Strat- ford, left this morning for Jackson vile, Florida, to Joe gone two months
 Under the auspices of the Daugh- ters of Isabella the first of a series of wfists for the benefit of St Vim cents Day Nursery was given in the Nursery on Barnum avenue last evening. There WAS very large at- tendance and attractive prizes award ed those holding the highest scores. Mrs. s.-Anna Sullivan and Miss Nellie Dunn were in charge of the arrange ments. It Is the plan Of this society to give at least one whist and social a month to assist in raising funds to pay the expenses of the Nursery.
 Members of the Mission Circle of 4he Universa1ist church had the op- portunity yesterday afternoon of Hearing about the work of the u11s- stonarfss in India through Miss Amy R. Coo, who has been engaged in that werk for several years. Miss Coe, whose home is in Madison. has been enjoying furlough and ts soon to sail for India again to take up her work
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew MacPherson, of 91 Clarkson street, entertained at a card party at their home, Monday evening. After the game g. delight ful buffet lunch was served The syues-ts were MT. and Mrs. G. c. Full ner, MT. and Mrs. W. Balleau and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McKeon-
 iomcsrs for the ensuing year were installed at the last meeting of the Daughters of Isabella, held recently ,c Mrs J. McNaznara of South Norwal&z state regent, assistad by Mrs. Rather inc Howard of Norwalk, district dep rity, installed the officers.
 The officers are: Grand regent, Mrs J. Fl Iavey; vice-graDd regent, Mrs Harry McCabe; financial secretary Mae Condon; treasurer. Margare MoCormack; prophecies, Lillian Otis
 
 Mary Mahoney; organist, Esther Ho nan: trustees, Mrs P. J. Lynch anS Mrs. William Eonan; chaplain, Rev Charles Kelly
 Refreshments were served and { musical program was given following the instaIla ton-
 Mrs Horace B. Merwin of Brook lawn Park will open her home Thurs day afternoon for a meeting of th' Thimb1e club
 Mrs William D. Bishop of Court land Hill will leave Monday for sev eral weeks at French Lick Springs <- Indiana
 The annual Charity BaH given b, inc Associated Charities will talk :: l The Quick Wcg to {. Stop a Cough :. This hor,e-rnade syrur does tho .G work in hurry- E1sfiy pre- E pared, and saves about $s. t. T+&4@x4#s**s+s'sss.ss < # < < < 5 {; + < |