The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-22

Many ex-service men will enjoy the closing week performance, Civilian Clothes at the Lyric theater next week. Through the courtesy of the management of the theatre, 1000 passes for the Monday evening per formance will be presented to the members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. -,
 The J-TeI1-M club will entertain at their annual informal dance at the Colonial on Monday evening. Jerome O'Leary is chairman of the commit tee in charge.
 On Monday evening at the Brook lawn pavilion the Jewish Women of the City will present "EVery Girl" Miss Bertha Taft will play Every Girl" arriving home from overseas. The players have been coached by Mrs Joseph Gilman. Miss Florence Davidson who gave the interpretive dance of "Graziella'' at the dance re- cital given by Miss Benita " Slocun last week, will play the part of Youth" Among the others to take part ares Miss -Rhea Wishengrad,s Miss Kate Nelson, Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. Chas. Shapiro, Miss Alma Rosen, Miss Coble, Mrs. M. Shulansky, Miss Helen Rosentha1, Miss Sadie Reich Miss Gertrude Lang, Miss Selma Schwartz, Miss Helen Rosenthal, Miss Gertrude Abrams. Miss Rhoda Jacks, Mrs. Chas- Rosengrad and Mrs. Elizabeth B1ume.
 The Fannie "A. Smith school of Iranistan avenue presented it's pupils in a program of songs, games, folk dancing and a French play at the Presbyterian hall on State street yes- terday afternoon. The we'll arranged program received favorable comment and the students showed ability in drauratfcs and in the charming dances. The proceeds are to go to- wards new gymnasium at the school
 The newly formed wornen's organi- ration of the Olivet Congregational church will hold a meeting Tuesday night at the church parlors, to com plete the organization and adopt the constitution
 whist and pinochleSat the.clubl rooms on Broad street tonight.
 MT. and Mrs Frederick F. Curtis of BrookIawn park sailed for Europe today on the steamship Caronia They will spend four months touring the country.
 The Misses Mary whaIen. Mar garet Atherton, Mildred BilI. Veronica Donahue, and Mildred McEncrowe and Eleanor Lynch were in charge of the food sale held at the Blessed Sacrament church this afternoon
 The Girls Friendly society of the Calvary Episcopal church met at the home of Miss Mildred Skinner of 797 North avemne~last night
 Mrs. F. E. Hindsley Mrs. William r. Blight SandT Mrs G. IT. Hatheway were in charge of the luncheon giv- en by the Mosaic -club- at the Black Rock Country club dhis noon
 Friends of Frederick ArbuclxIe of Warwick street, Stratford. will be sorry to learn that he is confined to his horne on account =of sickness.
 Mrs. T. R. Goofsof 100 Washington terrace. and Miss Charlotte Marsh of 500 CEtTrtun axseufe, have returned from Mid dlebn1ry, Nt--swhere they at tended the junior week activities at the Middlebrry-'G y-'G.p11ege-
 Mrs Charles A. Edwards of Brook lawn aHesrnue, entertained the 1nern- bers of the F'riday Afternoon Bridge chub at her home yesterday. The guests inctutled Mrs. Edward Cald- wenl 1MrsE~ AseorGe Kristen. aMr,ss Rich. Brd Staples, Mrs. Albert Beaisle MissysJessie <insley, Mrs Maladaar Rockwell, Mrs. Edward Poster, Mrs w. F. AHen, Mrs. William HawLey Mrs-SsAEffred Evans of Cleveland, O.;