The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-22
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The Animal Rescue League will hold an informal benefit dance at the Colonial hall on Wednesday evening. May 26. Murray's orchestra will fur nish the music for dancing. There will be an exhibition of fancy danc- ing by talented artists. recitations about animals and musical selections. The square dancing. Virginia reel and Paul Jones have been listed on the program by the entertainment com 1nittee as well as the modern dances. The committee in charge of the affair is as follows: Mrs. F. H. Downs, Mrs. James I. Brereton, Mrs. E. W. Allen.
 Miss Bernadette Phe1an of 1S36 Noble avenue will give an informal tea this afternoon at her home for the officers and membors of the exec utive committee of the Junior Queens Daughters.
 Mrs Susan Hawley Davis will pre- sent her pupils in an informal re- cital Tuesday evening in the parish house of the Universalist church.
 The Harmony Rebekah lodge. No. 26, will celebrate their 29th anniver- sary at their lodge rooms Monday t- invited to attend.
 The Bridgeport Nature club of which Mir Lewis Matthias is presi- dent, is now devoting itself entirely to the study of birds, trees and flow CTS. Each Saturday morning long walks are taken through Beardsley park so that the study may be car ried on. Last Saturday morning, one of the members discovered very rare species of bird known as the Cape May warbler. The bird is very seldom seen in this region. Anyone who is interested in these subjects may join the club by getting in com munication with MT. Matthias at the High school. Very interesting talks are given at the meetings which are held on Thursday evenings, in Room 314, the High School.
 A dance and entertaipment will be given this evening by the Patrick A. Pearse branch, Friends of Irish Freedom, at Lyric hall.
 The annual closing luncheon of the Mosaic club was held at the Black Rock Country club at 1 o'clock this afternoon. The work for this season is now closed and will not be opened again until the fall.
 Maplewood recreation center was recently closed for the season. Other centers will continue to be open for a few weeks yet
 The women of Stratford have been called together for a mass meeting in thet own hall Monday at 2:30 when
 
 women will be discussed Mrs. Jo- seph Alsop, state chairman for the Connecticut League of Independent Republican women will be a speaker, and Mrs. H. Willard F'1eck, chairman of Fairfield county work, serving on Mrs Alsop's executive board, will also speak, Mrs Alsop will speak upon Aims and Purposes of the Connecti- cut League and Present Need for Or sanization-" Mrs H Willard F1eck will give a general outline for organi- zation- The invitation for the mass meeting has been extended to all in- l terested in the enfranchisement. E The Newfield recreation center, Iin- codn school, will close for the season i on next Thursday evening" The com | rnittee has prepared a special pro gram and the we'll known Orpheus l C-uartet Will be the only number I SaIrr.ing will follow for which the Lincoln school orchestra will play. A d small fee will be charged at the door The mooney will be devoted to the car rying on of special oa1t-of-doors pro- grams during the summer
 Old King BelSalazzar, who was 3 I pr,oeiigaf in the disposal of high-cos1 flood in lliS daN, experienced a shock I and was sent to grass Well, we have