The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-29

THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS will hold third degree initiation tom morrow afternoon in Colonial hall. The Glee club will give a concert after the ceremonies
 A FAREWELL RECEPTION was rendered Rev. Paul Edwards, pastor of the First M. E. church last night preceding his departure for Brook. lyn, where he will occupy the pulpit in Jane Street M. E. church. MT. Edwards was presented with a refer ence Bible after the end of a droll mock trial written by George F. flaw ley and skillfully acted by various members of the parish. Refresh ments were served late in the even Edwards will be succeeded by Dr. Chester c. Marshall of New York city.
 ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE ot the engagement of, Miss Yetta Cohn, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leopold Cohn of Howard avenue to Julius Friedman of this city. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Mrs. J. E. Beardsley of Stratford has returned from Stamford where she visited relatives for a brief stay.
 HARVEY HUBBELL. JR. re- turned to his studies at Choate school, Wallingford, after being con with a severe cold for the past few days.
 MISS KATHRYN T.. WHALEN. 326 Brooks street, is among thu Bridgeporters attending the wedding today of Miss Margaret Louise Estee of Mount Vernon, New York, and Wi jam Soners, of Pelham. Mr. SoToet is a member of the firm of Birdseye Somers in this city. where he for merly resided.
 MIR. AND MRS. w. A. LANK, oj 5S9 Beechwood avenue. are entertain ing as their house guests MT. and Mrs T. A Lank, of Lewes, Delaware, for several days.
 AT THE UNITED CHURCH FOR UNI tomorrow evening the musica prelude at z o'clock there will be open discussion on Bridgeport prob lens. The first will be an addres: delivered by Attorney Clarence Hall who will speank on Government b. a City Manager. Second, Health vs. Disease, by Health Officer William H. Paving, by City Engineer James A McEiroy. Plenty Of opportunity vii be given to ask questions which will be answered by the speakers.
 THE MEMS LEAGUE of the Park Street Congregational Church has ar ranged for splendid concert to be held on Friday evening, February II when the famous Lotus Club of Bos- ton will appear in a well-balanced program. Assisting these artists will be the Olivette trio of women instru- mentaists, who will delight with sev. eral numbers. Miss Bertha Morgan reader of great versatility, will fas. cinate her audience with several mum. bers. Miss Morgan is teacher ot dramatic art and elocution in Abbo Academy, Mass, and has gained fol herself an enviable reputation in the art of acting.
 A WEDDING OF INTEREST tc many Bridgeporters will take plac, in New Haven tomorrow afternoon when Miss Bessie Adeleman, daughtel ! of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Adeleman O. 3O4 East Main street, becomes tn,
 bride of Louis F'aIk of Brooklyn N. Y. The ceremony will be perform 1 ed at the home of Miss Adelemant | sister, Mrs. Harry Drazen. Miss Adale man will be daintily attired in a gow1 1 or pearl grey conton crepe with small spring hat to match. Her arm bouquet will be of sweet peas an, i orchids. Miss Henriette Falk, sis e Of the groom, will be the bridesmaid Miss Falk will wear midnight blu Wllh nat or same color. She will carry pink ros $ Paul Adeleman, the brides brother ! will be the groom'S attendant Upol their return the couple will reside il i this city.
 A MEETING OF THE Social CluI l of the Catholic Community house wa 1 held last evening. About Is member
 of t. Joseph's T. B. and L. societ were the guests of the evening. Dane l ing, singing and games were enjoyed | Miss Mary Dorherty and Miss Eliza beth Daley, secretaries at the house
 acted as chaperones.
 AT THE NEXT MEETING of tn High School Players Clup, to be hel l on Friday, Feb. 4. officers for the ney
 year will be chosen.
 THE MANY FRIENDS of Mis- Cora Freyler of 32 High street, wi
 be pleased to hear that she is recup
 erating after a serious attack of tn
 grippe.
 AT A MEETING of the Girls Stu dent League of the Bridgeport Hig
 school, held yesterday, plans wer made for post-lenten dance to b held early in April. A fine program was given at the meeting. Miss Ma
 iron Hodge, accompanied by Mis- | Elsie Conner at the piano, rendere
 several delightful vocal selection | while a recitation was given by Mis l Dorothy Mendelsohn. A number C
 girls were called upon to give i'm promptu numbers. Those respon din
 were Miss Madelyn Farley with song:
 Miss Alma Rosen with a pianologu' and Miss Elsie Conner with plan