The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-14


 the family physician, who has been official doctor He was recently made f War, pr. J. T. Stephen, on the right dent.
 and Mrs. Harry Finn of New Haven. Mrs. Ellen Burns acted as chaperone. In New York city the party was join ed by Miss Theresa O'Brien and Mrs. Edward Wilson, residents of the met ropolis.
 A POPULARITY PARTY for the older girls of the Phyliss Wheatley branch of the Y. W. c. Ali will take place at the International institute on Beach street, on Thursday evening. Thursday afternoon open house will be held.
 MRS. JOSEUH RANTZ Of Vine street is entertaining Mrs. Kate Reavely of Brooklyn, New York, over the weekend.
 THE FIRST of the Sunday after noon programs to be given at the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the Y. w. V" <A |OOh pldC0 at GIIe AL 11Ol1e from 5 until o'clock yesterday af- ternoon Miss Dorothy Quinn, secre- taIy of the branch, told ToIstoy's story, When Love Goes There. God dered several delightful vocal solos while Mrs Joseph Pikney acted as accompanist.
 MRS. JOSEPH LEVY of Poplar street has been entertaining as her house guests for a few days, Dr. and Mrs Joseph Friedman, Mir. and Mrs. Harry Judelson, MT. and Mrs. Lewis Levy, all of New York city, and Jo- seph levy of Newark, N. J.
 MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES A. BUCKLEY of sylvan avenue are re- Charles Albert, Jr-, born at Bridge port hospital. Mrs Buckley was for merly Miss T1llie schmeidlin.
 MISS MATHLDA DAVIS of Kos suth street has left for an extended trip to Buffalo, New York, where she will join her parents who are now re- siding there. Mrs. Davis will return here InNthe early fall.
 MISS FLORENCE MURRAY of Iranistan avenue was entertained in New Haven. on Saturday night at supper party at the Taft Hotel given by friends
 THIS WILL BE the last week of the Community lunches at the Unfver- salist church served by the Woman's club. Thscs Ranches have been well attended during the past two weeks and the club members have worked diligently to serve tempting menus Members of the Opportunity club have assisted in serving.
 CARDS HAVE BEEN ISSUED for a St PatrjnE'C n and entertainment at the Bridgeport club to be given on Thursday evening, March 17th. The committee in charge are making elaborate plans to make his party lively affair."
 THE YANKEE DIVISION have ar ranged a dance and entertainment to be given in their rooms on Broad cheStra will furnish music for the oc- casion. Frank Davis will entertain with a dance, Harold Innocent will favor with vocal selections, and Harry Boehn is to do a speciality number as- sisted by Bert Williams, impersona- tor and dancer. Refreshments will be served by the Women's Auxiliary.
 ANNOUNCEMENT has been made of the engagement of Miss Lorraine cite Clark of North avenue, and Err win E. Maurer of New York city. Miss Clark entertained few of her intimate friends at bridge on Satur- day afternoon at which time she dis cloSeds the secret of her betrothal, which came as a complete surprise.
 MISS CORINNE REUTHER of Lordship park has returned from New York city where she spent the weekend with friends.
 MISS CAROLYN GARLICK of 474 State street will entertain the mem berS of the Young Women's Guild of the, United Congregational church at her home tomorrow afternoon. Dr. William Horace Day. pastor of the
 ''NEIGHBORS,'' AND SUP PRESSED DISTRESS are the two plays to be presented by the high school Players club at the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's S club tomorrow evening. The cast in cludes: Miss Viola Parrish, Miss Dorothy Ogden. Miss Minerva Pious, Miss Mary Niederneier, Miss Helen zenhigh, Miss Margaret Rock, Charles Coles and Robert Rock, Jr.
 THE wOMEN'S GUILD of St. Luke's church will conduct food and rummage sale on Thursday af- ternoon, March 17th, from 2 until 6 o'clock. Clam chowder and tea will be served during the afternoon.
 MISS MADELYN FARLEY of gathering at her home on Sunday evening, when musical selections and games were enjoyed, and William Mccarthy gave special numbers. A