The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-07
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fc~ aszzHEzHsEsySssS SzSzEzEzE - Miss Eunice Newman was the hon. ored guest at bridge party this af- ternoon, given by Miss Maude Jen- nings and Miss Eleanor Webtser, at Miss Jennings home. Members of the Service club were guests. Miss New man, whose marriage with Bradford Warner will be celebrated Saturday, will be feted by the club at luncheon in the Brook}awn Country club on Thursday, after which Miss Mary Mil Ter will give a bridge party. Miss Eleanor Webster and Mrs. Robert Weed will entertain att4uncheons in her honor.
 Mrs. William T. Hincksf Mrs. Fred Atwater and Mrs. Lynn Wilson are among the Bridgeport members of the Connecticut Alliance of.Democratic Women who will attend the second luncheon to be held at Westport at IJ5tomorrow. Among the speakers will be Postmaster Thomas c. Patten Of New York, Roger s. Baldwin of Greenwich, and Mrs. Hiram Maxim of Hartford. The organization meeting held%fn the Brooklawn Country club was-Nery successful, when leading suf- fragists of the National Suffrage as- sociation were guests of honor. Miss Caroline Ruutz-Rees, chairman, will preside at Westport. Mrs. E. C.sLittleffeld of New Haven is state representative at the 24th an Ilial child welfare conference of the National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teachers associations held in Madison, Wis. from June 3 to 8. Mrs. Littlefeld is proxy for the state pres ideTt, Mrs. George Chandler, who sailed for France. She will attend the Qmnquennfal meeting of the Interna- tional Council of Women to convene in Ghristiana. Norway, Sept S.
 - The Ladies of Charity, St. Vincent de Paul postponed the annual tea and musicale owing to the stormy weather to June II, when the society will en- certain at the Nurses home.
 Jehn J. Reynolds presented his pupils n their annual recital yester- day--afternoon at 3:5O o'clock at the Elks' club rooms. Assisting MT. Ray holds and directed by him, were 40 musicians from the Bridgeport Sym phony orchestra. Soloists were Claude Sammis, Max Ginsberg, Janette Ro- zefle, Leo Daniels and Louis Vein stein; accompanies, Miss Gertrude D. Sammis and E. Rhey Garrison.
 
 Julius Beck of Brooklawn is enter taining Theodore Engelberg, Jr., of St. David, Pa., and Thomas Haubeker - of Philadelphia as house guests. '~. Mrs. Charles Brody of Parrott ave- nue opened her home for the mem- bers of the Sewing Circle Friday evening. Mrs. Brody was Miss Lydia Goldstein before her marriage last month.
 pr. Simon Louis Katzoff of 1901 State street, will be a delegate to the National Medical convention, at At lanta, Ga pr Katzoff will leave Bridgeport about June 8. After the convention he will continue dis trip westward, visiting the principal cities there, and also inspecting the sani- tary conditions of the various cities. Edward Joseph Mccarthy, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Mccarthy of 102 Herkimer street. arrived home from the Catholic University in Washing ton, D. C., for the summer vacation!
 Miss Doris Wheeler, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler of 75 Lafayette street, left today for West Point where she will attend the
 
 Commencement exercises which will take place this week.
 Women's Progress club of the United church will meet tonight at the church when several informal talks vii. be given summer activi- ties. All women of the church are urged to attend.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Charpentier of PTS French street are spending va cation time in Webster, Mass.
 Miss Frances B Coggswell will hold an exhibition of folk dancing and games by her pupils on Saturday afternoon, June 19, at 3 o'clock, al the Seaside Institute.
 Miss Helen Losaniteh, one of the founders of the Serbian Child Wei fare Association of America, who spoke at the luncheon of the Con- necticut Froebel Normal school Sat urday noon. has received notification that-she has been awarded the White Eagle, the highest reward given by the Serbian government.
 % Miss Gladys B. Green will conduct a millinery class at the Food Hut to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock The wonten may bring their own ma terials and make their hats under in struction-
 Mir. and Mrs. Richard Race of Flushing avenue. announce the en. gagement of their daughter, Miss Ma rion- L. Race to Howard F. Payne soH~of MT. and Mrs. George E. Payne of 40 Bennett street.
 Rev. H. A. Davenport of1iciated a the-wedding of Miss Pauline M. Pow ersyGreens Farms, and Eugene E I5cxen, in the parsonage of People: Presbyterian church, Saturday. MT and-Nfrs Lexen will make their new