The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-24

avenue has returned to her home after brief visit in Waterbury, Conn, as the guest of relatives.
 A complimentary reception to all High school Seniors will be held or Thursday evening at the Catholic Community house at the corner of Pembroke street and Barnum avenue There will be a musical program and games will be played. Refreshments will be served
 Mrs. Catherine Seery of Clarence street has returned to her home after spending the weekend in Meridel with relatives
 The annual meeting of teachers secretaries and volunteer workers Q the Catholic Community house, will bG held this vening. Miss Victoria Lar mour will act chairman and Rev John H. Landry, associate director c. the Catholic Charitable bureau vii speak. Miss Elizabeth Daley, heaC secretary at the house, will read her annual report A social program vii follow the meeting.
 Mrs. Lilly M. Harren of Los Angeles. CaIif., formerly of this city is spend ing a few weeks here as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Frank A. Rantz Ot 370 Laurel avenue.
 Contrary to DEVIOUS reportS MichaI J. Cannon, wel1-known under taker, is now seriously ill but is a, his place of business as usual.
 The Knights of Columbus minstrel show which was so successfully pre- scented a week ago by the members of Park City Council, No. Is, at the Casino and again on Sunday for the disabled soldiers at the Aningtown hospital will be repeated on June 3rd tf1,n he1 for haf afIT of the Holy Name society of St. Augustine's church.
 The Sewing and Practical Aid so- ciety of the WomenS League of the Park Street Congregational church will hold a special meeting tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. Luncheon will be served at 12:30. The executive meeting on Thursday afternoon at 230 o'clock.
 The Mems League of Olivet church will hold their annual meeting on Friday evening when the election dr officers will take place and othet business matters transacted. James Grierson, the president requests full attendance
 Mrs. Maylah Hallock Morris of Huntington Road will be on the pro- gram of a large entertainment to De given in the FlrSC bdpIlSL CiIuI CIl III Shelton this evening" Mrs. MOTIFS will give several of her clever reel tatiOnS.
 The Elias Howe, Jr-, Women's Re lief corps will have their regular meeting on Thursday afternoon al 2:3O o'cloock in G. A. R. hall on Main street. A report of the recent 1000 sale at the home of Mrs Bertha Bartholomew of Beechwood avenue will beg iven. Mrs. Edith Dickson the president, requests that there be full attendance.
 Over $50 was realized by -he Op- portunity club of the Universalist church at their rummage sale held on Saturday The money will go towards helping to pay off the church mortgage. Miss Margare. Richardson was in charge of the sale G
 Miss Elizabeth Seeley of Brook lawn avenue has returned from Lake waramaug where she has been en- tertained by friends for a. brief stay.
 Mrs. Jonathan Grout of BrookIawn park will entertain at luncheon to- day in honor of her cousin, Miss Marion Esnltz, Of New Rochelle. N. Y-' and Miss Eleanor Bartram. June bride, preceding the bridge party given by Miss Doris Wheeler, Of La fayette street. Covers were laid for six guests.
 Rev John J. Flynn and his moth CT. Mrs. John Flynn, ST.. of New Ro- chelle. are spending a few days With Mrs Flynns sister. Mrs. Catherine Bags. of Arch street
 Aunt Maggie's wiIT' is to be given this evening under tn eausp!ces oi the Girls Friendly society of Calvary church, at Madison school. tonight at o'clock Mrs. Russell Cone is directing the play. with the following cast: Misses Sadie and Julia Bell Miss Edith Noting. Miss Helen Wheel CT. Miss Gladys CrossIey. Miss Esther Gregory. Miss Ann Smith. Miss Dor othy Brinkerhoff. Miss Beatrice WeatherwaS and Miss Mary Neidet' men
 Miss Marion SIellen of IT Cottage street has arrived home from New ampshire. Fvhere she has been visiting relatives for several months.