The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-29

O14lISH (C4Gg4S$g1AtAOR1a cRuICIl VIII meet this evening in the church par lors at 7=se o'clock to Jodz in the Holy Week service as club,
 Mrs. s. D. Stoddard will meet the classes in ceramics and design at the Bridgeport Art League rooms, 1S9 State street, tomorrow Mrs, A. A. Libby is chairman of the classes.
 At the meeting of the Mt, Hol- yoke club held at the College club rooms on Washington avenue, Satur- day afternoon Miss Sannie Bassett gave a. report of the progress of the college endowment fund campaign of S3, oe0, oe0. Miss Ruby Burritt gave report of the meeting held in New Haven recently It was announced that the student body of the college have pledged $56, ,00O toward the
 drive Plans were made for a food sale to be held Saturday, the proceeds will go toward Bridgeport's quota, in the campaign
 Robert Rock is chairman of the
 committee in charge of the annual Charity Ball of the Bridgeport Order
 of Eaks, which will be held on Eastez
 Monday night at the Stratffeld hotel Mrs sTracy Brown has been en-
 gagged to sing in the choir of the Peoples Presbyterian church for the ] coming year. Mrs Brown is a con tralto soloist and pupil of Robert Weber, Jr-
 "A Regiment of Two" an interest
 ing riaylet, will be presented by the St PauTs Dramatic club at Odd Eel lows hall, Broad street, Wednesday evening, under the auspices of the Triple Link cluh.
 Miss Mary Parker and Miss Susan Andrews are in charge of the a. rangeuaenfs for the annual sprI-~ luncheon of the Fannie A Syr,~b AEumnas association which will take place at the Sratfeld, April S. MT and Albert F. Morris of 1172 IraEItstam avenue will open their home this evening for charming party
 when they will entertain about 30 of their friends i'm honor of the birthday
 of MITs- Morris Easter decorations
 will be used throughout the rooms
 and music and dancing will form the
 evening amusement
 The annua1 run1magA sale of the
 Ss11ith CDIlege club was held Saturday
 at 1894 Stratford avenue. The sale proved to be the most successful the caH1b has eWer held over S36o being reaIized- Miss SalIie WIl1not was in
 charge of the sale assisted by Miss
 H. NIufxfhf1l, Miss Ruth Everett. Miss
 Francis B5ckford. Miss Alice sher- wood and Mrs- William Bull The
 cl1bs proceeds will go toward the
 clulf1s quota of tine Smiths College
 Endowment fund
 M1- and Mrs. Eugene A Johnson of HIS Wentworth street are enter
 ta4nGIS th@ir tamg4atRr, Miss Helen. wanO IS a. studRnt at the IEasel1 Semi l naG,Ys Ama9urmdale, Mass. over the Easter HnWafdays
 Miss Catherine Mf11er, daughter of Mir and AGrS- Gu1y Miller. of Ster- 1 Mmsg place, and Miss Elizabeth Foster, daa4ghber of Judge and Mrs Carl Poster of 244@ North avenue are leaving the last of the week for a two
 weeks visit to Washington. D. C. Sanford E. Havens a student of l the Holy Cross College, Worcester, l Maass will arrive home tornorrsw to l spend the Easier recess at the hona Q | of his parents. laT. and Mrs. James H. | HaEeTls. of 1116 Fairfield avenue. Miss Lorraine Armstrong daugh- ] ter of MT. and Mrs Charles Arm 1 strong of Brook1arm avenue will en- j tertain the members of the Service I eaGa85 at her hoaiae on Tuesday after noon-