The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-18
PERSONALS

announces the enga cement of his daughter MISS Gertrude Belinski. to avenue Miss Belinski is at present a stenographer at the Baird Machine
 Co. MT. Haller is employed at the
 take place n October.
 A spring sale will be held in the
 parlors of the First Baptist church on Washington and West avenues, on Fri
 day afternoon, May 20. The Women's
 Auxiliary will offer delicious home
 made candies, attractive house dresses
 and aprons. At s o'clock the World
 Wide Guild will stage a play entitled
 The God of the Pill Bottle'
 By special request. the Little The
 atre League will repeat the bill re-
 gently presented at the Seaside club,
 Woman's club on Friday evening
 The Very Naked Boy" by stuart
 Walker, will be the curtain raiser,
 followed by ..i .Trifies," by Susan Glas- Those taking part in the first play are: Miss Dorothy Ogden, Charles l H. Armstrong, Jr. and Daniel Ster-
 ling. Playing in ''Trifies," the feature ipiece cf the evening will be: Mrs.
 Roy Clark, Miss Julia Farnam. Ed ward B. Caldwell. Jr., Oliver Hun
 ter and John Colgan, Miss Hazel Mo | Lean, Miss Alma Rosen and Kemp O. 1 ductfon, a we'll known comedy.
 The members of UnQuowa school l in Stratfeld, presented an extremely 1 clever play, Midsummer Magic" | written by Katrina Hincks yesterday
 morning Mrs Virginia BfrdsaIl had | charge of the English competition and Robert L. Cleveland directed the | Olympic games.
 Another entertaining dance will be | given tomorrow night in the ball room of The Stratfield by the mem- bers of the Junior Chamber of Com merce, when their own orchestra will | furnish music for the occasion. A l quartet will render an amusing pro- gram at intermission. and several other interesting features will be in. troduced during the evening.
 Officers elected for the woman's club of the Universalist church at the annual luncheon yesterday at the | Seaside club were: President, Mrs. J. H. Orton; vice president, Mrs. Fred l Walker; secretary, Miss Martha cfudes Mrs. c. N. Schute, Mrs. Frank Bishop and Mrs. William Sailer.
 Mrs. Charles Crosby of the wom- ems Auxiliary of the American Le- zion, made a strong appeal at an as seunbly of High school students yes | terday morning for food and old clothing to be given to the local ex- service men and their families. The movement to help the present situa- tTon was started a few weeks ago by the senior class Of the High school The latter group will donate one-half of the proceeds of the senior play to the very worthy cause.
 Mrs. David Roades of King street, lion af ford, have returned to their homes after spending a brief stay In West Haven, where they were the guests of Mrs. Robert Pierson.
 William B. Griffen of 46 Ross street. advertising manager of the Interna- tional Silver company, has returned to his home after spending four days teded the National Advertisers con- vention.
 An attractive program for the musicale to be given at the card party and tea which will be given by the Ladies of Charity at the Nurses home on Hunting street, next Satur- day, has been arranged by Miss Li1- Han Sullivan. The program is as follows: Selection, orchestra; so- prano solo. ''Maytfme Speaks Miss Gertrude Brown; reading, 'Lasca," Laprez, Mrs. William Mclaughlin;
 
 trude Lynch; tenor solo, selected, Raymond Bellew; selection, orchestra. The latter is composed of young la dies under the direction of Miss Anna served for the cards by calling Bar mum 7233.
 Two more classes will be started in the educational department of the Golden Hill house of the Y. w. c. A. The first class will be formed this evening, and will take up the making of crepe paper novelties under the Richards will be in charge of the bead work class which will be in augurated on Friday evening.
 Mrs. Guy F. Miller. of BrookIawn park, is entertaining Mrs. George | Day, of Hartford. as her house guest | for a few days.
 Miss Margaret Neithercut. daughter | of MT. and Mrs. Richard I. Neither | cut, of Brookla.wn avenue, is enter | taining Miss Frances Denison, of Hartford. as her house guest.
 Mrs. A E. Eccles. of 51 Bancroft avenue, left today for Boston, Mass. from Nova Scotia to spend several weeks.
 Mrs. Daniel Davenport. of Yale street, mas arrived nome rom "aSn- ington, D. C., where she has been l spending several months.
 Miss Helen Wheeler, of Park ave nue, will open her home for the | meeting of the Little Sisters on Thurs day afternoon.
 Miss Eleanor Bartram, of the Strat- field hotel, whose wedding with Sher- man Windsor of Maplewood avenue, is to be one of the largest social events on June IS. at the United Con- atinral nh, has selected a q