The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-14

|
 who has been spending several weeks | in this city, as the guest of her moth
 CT, Mrs. Annie L. Shepherd of 211
 Beach street, has returned to her
 home in Southington.
 MISS ALICE WHITE is directing, 1 a clever p1aylet entitled -"The Bachel- l lor's Dream," which will be present. | bers of the S. O. S. Girls club, at the | West End Congregational church. THE MANY FRIENDS of Mrs.
 Frank Patterson of King street, | Stratford, will be pleased to hear that
 she is recuperating after being con | fined to her home for the past two
 weeks with infiamatory rheumatism. | THE SENIOR MEMBERS of the | choir of St. Charles church, will hold
 a banquet on Thursday evening, at
 the Lehman Shore House. | FRIENDS OF little Miss Calvin, 1 daughter of Dr. and Mrs. V. c: Cal
 win of West avenue, will be pleased ! to hear that she has recovered from
 a recent serious accident. The child
 was run over by an automobile about 1 a month ago.
 THE T. c. CLUB of Olivet church of which Jasper Knox is president,
 will hold an entertainment and dance
 on next Tuesday evening, for the | benefit of the Holden Memorial Mis-
 sionary so<,ty. ~ Iies h@ PrograW P,Dth Wi,eon na1 and Adelbert Knox Those who Will | furnish entertainment will be Miss | Anna Anderson, Harold Adams, Geo. | Clarke. Jasper Knox, E. Arnold An derSon.
 | A RUMMAGE SALE will be con | ducted by the alumnae of Wellesley
 college in this city on Saturday; 1a Aprlt l -1o @1 he n | Friends are invited to contr1Dule gifts through Miss Bertha watson 1 telephone Barnum 2965, or ma1l -Hst 1 to Miss Florence Brown at 4SO John | street before Tuesday April 19th- Articles will be called for. The pro
 ceeds are to go towards the college | endowment fund.-
 THE BARNUM RECREATION
 CENTER has prepared a musical pro 1 gram to be furnished by the fao1os | orchestra for tomorrow night John | Paopillo is the leader and Miss Anna Paopillo, soprano, the soloist. Rev 1 Alexander Allison Jr., will deliver an address after which social dancing
 will be in order with music furnished | by the Barnum orchestra. THE ARGUS CLUB of Broadbridge | avenue, Stratford, have completed ar | engagements with Moidlers Honey Boy | Minstrels to entertain on Saturday | evening, with good old fashion black | face comedy, snappy songs and local | jokes There will be dancing after l the performance.
 MISS FLORENCE MURRAY of | Iranistan avenue has returned from | New Haven where she was recently
 entertained by friends.
 MISS MARGUERITE BOND who is | in charge of the Municipal Laboratory in the Welfare building, will speak AI,- h. tals in the building on Friday. even ing at s o'clock, under the auspices of the Visiting Nurses association. They
 will be shown the germs of various of the value of a municipal laboratory l to community.
 FRANK CRUMP, son of Mrs. Charles I. Crosby of Beechwood ave
 nue recently underwent an operation
 at the Bridgeport hospital where he
 is now convalescent.
 MRS. WILLIAM LOUNSBURY of | Laurel avenue has returned from New | York city where she has been. exten-
 sively entertained by friends.
 THE MEETING OF THE ENG | LISH Literary club for tomorrow has | been changed. Members are request
 ed to note that Mrs. Robert Wheeler | of Sterling place will be the leader
 using as her subject: Distinctive
 Characterists of Modern Music'' | MRS. MAYLAH NOR | RIS of Huntington Road will spend
 the weekend in Danbury where num-
 erous parties will be given in her
 honor.
 MIR. AND MRS. HENRY RAY | MOND who formerly resided on
 Rowsley street have moved to Els
 worth street.
 MRS. JAMES BURROUGHS of
 Fairfield avenue will spend the week
 end visiting relatives in New York | and New Jersey.
 MIR. AND MRS. HARRY WELDON of 469 Colorado avenue will move | next week for Weston, where they
 will spend the summer months. MISS LILLIAN FOX of Noble
 avenue entertained the members of her sewing club at a social time re- gently.
 MRS RALPH SHERRY of Park | avenue has issued invitations for l tea to be given in honor of Miss Mar l ion Henshaw, daughter of Mrs. H. P. 1 Henshaw of Fairfield avenue who is | to become the bride of William Mill | Ter Paxton 3rd, of New York city, the | first of June, at a large church we'd l ding.
 | MRS. HARVEY HUBBEIL of | Park avenue has returned from New | York city where she has been spend | ing the past few days.
 MRS. W. H. HAM of Brook1awn | park Will entertain several of her in timate friends at four tables of bridge | at the Brooklawn Country club this evening.
 l MRS WILLIAM D. BISHOP of Courtland Hill who recently returned from an extended stay in French Lick | Springs, Indiana, will entertain few of her friends informally at tea this afternoon at her home MRS. CHARLES CALLAHAN of RowSley street was hostess for a bridge nar-tv and tea at her home ueS=