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

luncheon today for Miss Beatrice Stevens of New Haven. Miss Curtis and Miss Elizabeth Seeley of Brook lawn avenue are to be members of Miss Stevens bridal party at her wedding to Theodore Emerson of Penn., on Saturday, June 4th, in New Haven. Miss Stevens is 8 former resident of this city and to MT. Emerson who is a graduate of II Yale University.
 MRS. RALPH BLACKBURN of Park place and Mrs. Louis B. Powe of Seaview avenue have returned from New York city where they have been bidding a "bon voyage,'' to MT. and Mrs. Harry H. De Loss, Miss Marjorie, MT. and Mrs: J. Percy | Bartram of Stamford, Miss Eleanor, | MT. and Mrs. Clinton Barnum Seeley, | and Miss Evelyn Feel who sailed yes- terday for Algiers-
 MRS. ROBERT CRUDGINTON of Eaton street was hostess for a bridge party at her home the other after noon when she entertained five tables of players.
 THE KATHERINE POST NOBLE GRAND ASSOCIATION met this af- ternoon in Odd Fellows hall for a regular business session which was followed by card playing until a late uOdIs CSS1u1 pTIZeS were aWdrO6Q. MEMBERS of the Junior League who meet at the hospital every Mon- day to carry on occupationa1 Therapy work are: Mrs. Gerald Bryant, chair man, Miss Hary Hincks, Mrs. John Field, Miss Elizabeth Bassick, Miss Alice Curtis, Miss Lois Cole and Mrs. Ralph Blackburn.
 A MINSTREL SHOW will be given n hn h Fnf "a Recreation center in Lincoln school auditorium tomorrow evening. Joe Clabby is the director and has ar ranged an amusing program. Joseph Haffner will be the leader of the Community singing and following the minstrels there will be social danc- ing for all. with music furnished by Benham'S orchestra
 PROF. CHARLES FOSTER KENT of Yale University will give a series of four Lenten talks at the Y. M. c. A. and Y. w. c. A. during noon hours. Social workers of this city and workers with the people, have been
 MISS MARY HINCKS of Park place and Miss Alice Curtis of Wal demere avenue, will act as brides garet Denholme of Worcester, Mass, on Saturday, April 16. All three are graduates of Pennington seminary in Connecticut.
 MISS RUTH WILLIAMS of Park avenue has returned from a few days visit with friends In Matapoisett on Cape Cod, Mass.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. Frank Hick- man of Myrtle avenue, will be pleas ed to learn she is improving after her recent operation at the Bridgeport hospital.
 ASSISTING AT the Fannie A. Smith school fair which is being held at the Peoples Presbyterian church on Laurel avenue, Saturday afternoon, will be Miss Jessie Hoag fancy article and A.pron booths; Mrs. Robert Petterson, toys; Miss Bertha Cole, Grab-bag; Mrs. Abner Mitchell ices and tea; Miss Elizabeth Lock candies. During the afternoon a fortune teller will relate the past, present and futue and prestid1g1ta- tor will entertain the children The members of the entire school are CO., oDeratins to make this sale a. huge success and many useful and attrac- tive gifts have been made by the children.
 MISS ELSA BASSETT, Miss Rose Mccarthy, Miss Margaret Barry, all of Park avenue; Miss Mary Pistey of Berkshire avenue, and Miss Rather inc Flynn of Orchard street, are the members of the district ordnance de- partment here who have recently been transferred to Springfield, Mass, to complete their work
 MRS. WARREN A. HALL of Salem street will be hostess at a meeting or the North End book club to be held on Friday evening. ne7 dne entertaIh1 o1pa m Miss JsabelIe Gregory and pianologues by Miss Alma Rosan-
 THE BARNUM RECREATION CENTER will hold it's regular social and entertainment ,,a on fr1aay Gn,y evGnv fv sineine will be lead by Joseph Half ner. Other numbers on the program will be piano selections by Miss liar riette AiIew. and Aesthetic dances by Miss Marion Kriegler accomPanled at Dancing will follow with music by the Barnum orchestra
 MISS FLORENCE SCHUTzE of 22S Parrott avenue was hostess at meeting of the W. G. club held at her where tbe luncheon was served, was attractiveIy decorated with pink roses. Those present were: Miss Alys Hoff-. man. Miss Mabel Wahlquist, Miss Mabel Anderson, Miss A1ce Cronln' Miss florence Anderson, Miss Anna Tnckarch Miss Phoebe Coles, Miss Mildred Warner and Miss Florence
 THEI.A CHATEAU ORCHESTRA has been engaged to play for the dancing at the subscription ball to be