The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-26
Personals

 sewing class for girls on Wednesday after school and the manual training boys class on Thursday at the same time at the Catholic Community house. The. class for story telling met this afternoon at 4 o'clock and the Mothers club will hold it's firs1 meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2:3o to to join ] this club. % @ Sewing and in. structive lectures on the care an6 feeding of babies and older children will be features of the meeting.
 Mir and Mrs. M. Roth of 1890 Fairfield avenue, entertained few friends at dinner last evening in hon or of their son, Julius Roth and his fancee, Miss Miriam Beattie, who are to wed on October 18th.
 Johnson and Vaughn Abercrombie of 20 Hayes street, have left for Ho- bart college in Geneva, N. Y-, where they will enter the freshman year.
 Mrs Anna Ohearn and son Stephen of Norwich, have returned to 'helr home after spending several weeks in this city as the guests of MT. and Mrs Richard Lombard of 1590 Fair field avenue.
 The American Auxiliary of the Irish White Cross, will hold regular meeting tomorrow evening at the Hi bernian Home, 161 Washington ave- nu6. All InenlD6GS are ISquSolCO Lo attend as business of importance will be transacted.
 Miss Margaret wargo of SIS Hal lett street, who is soon to leave for New York, entertained a few of her friends recently at her home. Those present were Miss Berna Dean, Miss Olive Brooks, Miss Anna Hovan. Will liam Wallace, Paul Peckar, z. Zuck, E. Seacore Earnest Liptak, $. Hrinak, E. Miller and M. Sinnott. The many friends of Miss Rose Ohearn of 1890 Fairfield avenue, will be pleased to hear that she is con vaIescin~ after a recent serious ill., ness.
 Rev. George Fort. pastor of the Washington Park M. B. church, of fciated at the wedding of Miss Lai- Han c. Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward Perry, of 136 Park street. and Edward H. Bauerle,- of l Pittsburgh, Pa, which took place on Saturday at the home of the brlde parents. The attendants were Miss Helen Perry, sister of the bride. ana Eugene Bauerle, brother of the groom.
 The Mems club, the Ladies guild: the Rector's society and auxiliary of the Calvary church, held an elabor- | ate Harvest Festival on Saturday, at the home of Mrs. Zalmon GoodseH or | TAP North avenue. The a1alr was a success both socially and finan- cially.
 Prof. pr. August Lang of the Uni ! versity of Halle, Germany, will speak | in the German Reformed church on 1 Wednesday evening at o'clock. | Announcement is made of the mar
 riage of Leon B. Gleason and olve F. Playfoot which took place at the l parsonage of the Washington Park, M. E. church on Saturday, Sept 24th- l The bride has been employed for
 several years as a stenogr31pn19eri, a1l p19i,,ett tn company, while MT. Gleason is the
 New England representative for the Pryde-Wynn company, chemists of | New Brighton, Pa
 l MT. and Mrs. Harry Pierce of | Noble avenue are rejoicing over the | arrival of a daughter at their nome 1 on Friday. Mir. Pierce is very well | known in this city and is connected with the Bridgeport News company
 on Middle street.
 | street announce the birth of son
 at their home on Friday, Sept Srd- A meeting of the 9th District Re | publican Womens club will be held | in the club rooms at the corner of | East Main and Arctic street at s:SO l this evening" Several prominent To-
 cal speakers will be present and the primaries will be discussed The }~omen will also take action on the | Republican Women's organization
 which meets here on Wednesday. l The Young Women's Guild Of the | United Congregational church will | hold its first meeting of the season on October 4th, at the home of Mrs. William Nothnagle. All members of the organization should make an eff for to attend.
 The young women of the city are invited to attend the membership
 rally which will be held this evening at the Y w. c. A. house on Golden
 Hill street Dr. William Horace Day
 will speak on 'sThe '. w. c. A. on th<
 Pacific Coast and vocal selections will be rendered by Miss Alice Bull
 lard. Each department will entertain
 with a five minutes stunt RAND SCHOOL