The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-12

: TWO NEW GLASSES will open i this evening at the Phyliss Wheatley ] branch of the Y. w. C. A The hrst ] class will be in millinery for begin aers while the second will be in oas- fe.ry.
 A LARGE WHIST, pinochle and ! dance will be held in St Charles school hall on Thursday evening" April fl.
 MISS MARY MAGUIRE of Maple street. is the guest of friends in New : York city for few dtys'
 MISS HELEN PURCELL Of aII> PaTk
 avenue has returned after Weeh-
 ,S 1-iSi. with friends in Wallinsford,
 Conn.
 MISS SELMA KANE o[ West t4er ffe-
 ertv street has returned nome alteI
 snendine a few days in New hork
 citv and Patterson, N. J., as the guest
 off friends.
 THE LADIES AUXILIARY of Let toy Carriers association will hoid a business meeting on Wednesday aIIs7[- noon, April 18th at 2:Se '.th, ctoGh ,.,iii the evening a large Wn'sI Ptha;s baiI he held by the LaoleS III 'iS-i
 GS Cannon street
 MRS. CHARLES PENNY. presl-
 
 Women's Club will preside at an inn rortant business meeting to De neio thS evening by that orSanizdlDoon;; Following the meeting a oehsnlL" " ul roITsical program will be rendered by Miss Anna Mcclure and Milton Day ion accompanied at the piano by MrS- Penny Miss Mcclure will renoer @ .'Macushla,'' while in duet witn MT. MI Dayton she will sing oid 1riSh Mother of Mine"
 REGISTRATIONS ARE NOW open for the new gymnasium classes 10 De branch of the Y. w c. A. Women who wish to join will meet on Mon- day evening from to O clock Hnlie girls will gather on Friday afternoon from 1 until , o'clock
 REHEARSAI.S ARE BEING held for the two plays "The Lana or Hearts Desire and visiting Lay 10 Miss Margaret kiely at an entertain rnent to be given by the Holy Name Casino of Sacred Heart church at the Casino on Satate street on Thursday evening April Fist
 MIR AND MRS. ELMER HUBBEI.L motored back to their home in Mid dletowh, Conn. after visiting with MT. and Mrs. Charles Poland of Sea view avenue over the week end.
 MRS. FREDERICK NJ. WILSON of S34 Myrtle avenue will open her home tomorrow morning for the meeting of the Wednesday Morning Art club. The subject to be studied will be Cardinal Mercier".
 MRS WILBUR SMITH of Growers aveAue Black Rock will act as host l ess for the English Literary club at her home on Friday morning. Miss L. Flames will have the Cur l rent Topics paper and Mrs Charles | Cole is to be the leader. Modern 1 Poetry vii be the topic for discus l sion.
 THE ANNUAL MEETING and the | election of officers of the Ladies of ] Charity, St. Vincent de Paul will be | held at the Nurses Home on Hunting ! street tomorrow afternoon at 3:3O | o'clock.
 MIR AND MRS EDWARD CAR PEWTER of Brookview avenue have l been enterta ming as their house guests for the past few days MT. and | Mrs. James P. Hale of Brookhne, | Mass
 INVITATIONS WILL SOON BE is | sued for another dance to be given | by the American Banking Institute in l the ball room of the Stratfield hotel, ! s 80 o'clock Dennis Tobin is chair 1 man of the committee on arrange ments Special plans are being made ! for aE elaborate party. !
 MIR AND MRS. S. ROSENBERG of S4 Charles street, announce the enga cement of their daughter, Miss Lillian to Frank Rosenberg of New Hyde Park, L. I. Miss Rosenberg is graduate of the Bridgeport High school in the class of 1918 and at present is acting as a secretary in he BuIlard Machine Tool Go. MT. TS IS mt hTIGi man besides being postmaster of New Hyde Park. No date has been set for the wedding.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. A. E. Macdon- aid of Clinton avenue, will be sorry to hear she has been confined indoors Tor several days with severe cold
 MIR AND MRS. DAVID SANFORD of 9S4 Fairfield avenue, have return ed from Lake Waramaug. where they have been opening up their summer home for the season.
 DIR. AND MRS. ALFRED c. TONES of the Strath the1d hotel. have ,rrived home from Honolulu Hawaii. liter a six weeks sojourn with friends
 THE woMEN'S GUILD of St. -uke's church. will hold a coffee par v on Thursday afternoon from 5 un- Mrs Neil T. Larson will be in charge assisted by Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Paddock, md Mrs. Mullen in serving.
 MRS. LEO T. LYONS of Courtland Hill. is expected home from Mt 1 Dora, Florida. the latter part of this week after spending the winter at Ter home there.
 MRS. FRED W. TRACY of 1.15O | avenue was hosess for pretty spring luncheon at her home -esterday afternoon. DaffodilS were ,sed for table decorations. Follow II ng the luncheon cards were played. ' Covers were laid for: Mrs A. NJ. Jud- 'on of Montreal. Canada. Mrs. A. R New Haven. Mrs Wilbur { Cross, New Haven. Mrs. Henry An