The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-12
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Mrs. Charles D. Davis of sachem Road, BrookIawn Park, opened her home Saturday evening for the an nual meeting of the Bridgeport Ora torio society. Following the business meeting Q. TsuTge of $125 was presented to pr. Arthur Mees, leader of the so- ciety and a. huge bouquet of Ameri- can Beauty roses to Mrs. Mees. The presentation was made by Mrs Warner, who told pr. Mees how much the society thought of him and how grateful it was for the service he had extended to the members. Mrs. Ed ward Mora presented the roses to Mrs. Mees. The committee who ar- ranged the surprise were Mrs. Freder- ick B. Granaisa chairman; Mrs. r. Meddel1, Mrs. c. D. Davis. Mrs. Ed ward Mora, Mrs. Edgar Thomas Mrs. Henry L. Bishop. Miss Bessie Harlow, Miss Anne Hartfgan. Mir. and Mrs. Lucien T. Warner, Frank V. Burton and Robert M. Barnes.
 Among those from this city leaving today for Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the National convention of the Y. w. c. A. are Miss Lena B. Sheldon, Miss Alice Ward, Miss Elizabeth Brown and Miss Laura B. Durfee, secretaries, Miss Etfrel Sterling representing the board, Miss Florence Bradley from the Federation of Clubs. and Miss Beatrice Brown from the Athletic as- sociatier.
 AEss. Ward Van Ness is chairman in charge of the bridge, whist and pin- ocfle party to be held tomorrow night at the Black Rock Country club. Reservations have been made for 125 tables for which attractive prizes will be awarded for the highest scores.
 MT. and AErs. William Peace of Danb11ry, Conn, were recent visitors at the home of MT. and Mrs. Aubrey Burlison of AorehOuse street.
 MT. and Mrs Berk ey Parmefee and MT. ard Mrs. G. B. Cosey of Vine they spent the weekend with reaa- tives.
 The many friends of Mrs. Ann Pull len of Waterbury w4n be pleased to hear she is improving from her recent Illness.
 Miss Mary ascCabe of the D. M Read company is confined to her horne with dlaness.
 Mrs James Zs1or of Black Rock avenue spent the weekend with rel atiwess in New Jersey.
 Miss Helen Krehner of Autumn street was taae guest of friends in New Haven over inc weekend where she witnessed tho performance at tine Shufoe1-t t1reatTs-
 An erterta1nunent and dance will bA eaven at ths Colonial haal room, Flairfi ehd avenue, Tuesday evening, for the Eaesnefit of St. Peters new church Mhzs Helen Lombard, the we'll k1u1D4Fn sDrrano soloist, will be among tAnsB wIhO will take part.
 Mir. and MIs MTI1ia1n Newport of T'nrr:ngbon were the guests of Mir and Mrs. Fred Newport of s4 Sher- wood avenns owEr the weekend
 The Ladies 'gru1ad of the Peoples Pree5bytEsrtan chanrh will have the regular weekly meeting Wednesday, after-n npu in the church Iarlors-
 Mrs William Stone is spending the weekend as the guest of Mir. and Mrs, Prank Sherwood of Laurel ave nue.
 The woulen's guild of the United church wiu meet on Tuesday after noon al 2-3D o'clock in the church par lors when Mrs. William Horace Day will cunriuda her BErdes of talks on -TMedx7aI AlisziUns,"
 Miss Anna Metcalf of 30 Revere street entertained Thursday evening at har home at a miscellaneous shower given in honor of Miss Mabel Burton who win become the bride of Clifford Cornstnck on May 6. Miss Burton was the recipient of many handsome gifts
 Nr. and Rsrs Charles Sherwood ot Danbrr7y were the guests of MT and Mrs. Ernest J. Dell of 2o4 Wells street over the weekend
 A business meeting of the r. P. s c. E. of O1ixet church will be helc at the home of the vice president H. J. Crane, S87 Fairview avenue this evening at S:So o'clock
 MT. and Mrs. H. D. Nea1e of Is
  dinner party at their home Sunda! evening. Those present were MT. and Mrs. Thomas Nea1e and Miss Rutf and Thomas. Jr-s Of Staten Island N Y: Mir. and Mrs. Norman Neale Eleanor and Bobby NeaIe. of Water bury: MT. and Mrs Harold Neale Muria1 and Harold Neaie of Fairfield MT. and Mrs. Wi1fred NeaIe ana daughters Doris and Constance Neale and Miss Drew Henry of this city
 The many friends of Edward T Buckingham, IT,. son of Compensa ton Commissioner Buckingham vii be pleased to hear that he is resting comfortable after an operation per formed by Dr. George ". Hawley Q the Bridgeport hospital Saturday fo a compound fracture of the right ar1l resulting from 6 fan from a btcyci recently.
 Mrs. Frederick s. HawIey of Clin ton avenue has returned from severa days visit to Washington, D. c.