The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-08

returned to her home after a br1ef I. W. Birdseye of 73s Fairfield ave- nue.
 for the annual charity ball, Dec. 27. were announced recently, assisting committee, Miss Alice Curtis. Mrs. William Miller Paxton, 3rd; Mrs. wall; floor committee, Laurence Cornwall, John Field, Ira Warner, Harvey Hubbell. Jr., Maxwell Griffith and J. Burr Bartran.
 Miss May E. Down of 1s2 Main
 street, left yesterday for Piainfie1d, N.
 J., where she will spend several
 months.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Eng fish Lutheran church, Grove street
 and Laurel avenue, will hold an apron and fancy article sale in the church parlors today. A supper will also be served.
 Joseph H. Bentley, chairman of the local chapter, American Associatfon of Mechanical Engineers, has been appointed delegate to the annual m ee ing of the national association in ! New York on December to g. The naturalization class at the Y. M e. A. will listen tonight to an illus trated lecture on zhe notable histori- | There are more than 150 applicants | fer citizenship in the class who will l appear before She next session of the i Naturalization Court. A new class 1 will be started on Friday afternoon, | Dec. 16. at 8 o'clock. J. H. Lewis of the Pathe Freres Go. | was the speaker at the regular noon | naee ing of the Kiwanis club in the | Stratfie1d today. MT. Lewis spoke on | talking machines.
 Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of l the United COngrega ional church.
 will speak on Sunday afternoon at the | first of the Sunday afternoon meet
 will be held at 3:3O in Jae lobby and
 will be especially attractive to men.
 Dr. Peter Roberts. who is one of 1 the foremost authorities on American
 ization, will speak on ''The Immi- | gram and the Community on We'd
 nesday night at the series of lectures | which are being conducted jointly by | the Junior Chamber of Commerce and l the Y. M. c. A.
 Miss Marion Evans, nutrition spec 1 ialist at the State Agricultural college,
 will address the Trained Attendants : club and classes of the Y. W. c. A. | this evening at the Golden Hill ] house. All members are invited So | attend. Miss Evans will give the | second lecture in the nutrition series l in January.
 l Mrs. Mary Sales Hancourt an- nounces that hereafter the studio of | the Fleurette School of Dancing will
 be in the Masonic Temple. The school | was formerly established in Varuna | hall.
 The Girl Reserves will be in charge 1 of the open house meeting from 1 until o'clock Sunday, at the Golden HiM house of the '. W. c. A. Madame Hawes of the High school faculty will
 entertain with French stories. A meeting of the Fifth Distrsc Dem ocratic Women's club will bt held next Tuesday evening in tht club rooms, 303 Wood avenue. There will be an exhibition and sale of basketry, hand painting and mil linery next Monday, Tuesday ant Wednesday at the Golden Hill house of the Y. W. c. A.
 Mrs. H. M. Heberly of 33O Fairviev avenue will be the hostess at a meet | ing of the Mary Beardsley society Friday afternoon at o'clock. A \ plans for the kitchen in the new Oli \ vet Congregational church parisl \ house.
 Mrs. G. w. Goodseu, who make her home at The Stratf1eld during tn E winter, will return this evening, afte l a months vacation spent in Urbana E Dayton and Shelby, Ohio, with friend
 and relatives.