The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-11

A requiem high mass for the repose
 of the soul of the late Mrs. Henry Lee will be celebrated in the chapel | of St. Vincent'S hospital tomorrow
 morning at 5:45 o'clock. All mem bers of the Ladies of Charity and St. | Vincent's Alunnae association are in vited to attend.
 Miss Sara Kincella of 175 Harriet street was the hostess at meeting of the Round Table today. Miss Anna
 KaOiersNy had a paper on England Under King John.'
 A card party for the members of
 the Brid geport Art League and their friends will be held in the Homestead
 on next Wednesday afternoon at 2:30. The following members of the
 Mrs. Samuel w. Gledhill, Mrs. Philip
 L. Holzer Mrs. Walter J. Taft, Hrs. | Wesley F. Hayes, Mrs. Guy L. Ham mond. Mrs. William L. Sailer, Mrs. D. R. Whitney, Mrs. Frank S. Trum- bull. Mrs. George B. Nothnagle and
 Mrs. Arthur M. Comley.
 Ethan Allen Council. A. A. R. IR., will hold a card party on next We'd nesday evening in the club rooms. Miss Anne Carey, Mrs. M- J. Flana-
 gan. Mrs. P. J. Barrett and Mrs. M. | J. Daley will be in charge. All classes except the trained at
 tendants will meet as usual this after i T.. A.. ! on Golden Hill street. MT. and Mrs. T. F. Murray Mrs.
 Simon Crehan, Mrs. William E. Allen and Mrs. M. J. Flanagan left | yesterday morning for a motor trip
 to Washington. D. C., where they will | remain three or four days visiting | friends and relatives.
 A netting of the executive board | of the Bridgeport Art League will be i held on Monday morning at 10 | O clock.
 The regular Sunday meeting and open house will be held on Sunday afternoon at the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's club from
 , until o'clock. The time has been planned so that those who wish to
 may attend church services in the | evening.
 The regular Friday meeting of the | Social Service Round Table which
 meets at the Catholic Community house on Fridays was omitted to-day l because of the holiday.
 A meeting of the English Literary l Club was held this morning at the ! home of Mrs. Herbert L. sutton, 61 Stratfiefd Road. Mrs. Charles Cole gave a short talk on Current Events
 while Miss Marian S. Betts had for her subject, Colleges of the Orient'' Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Gertrude Cawley of 69
 Main street, Danbury and Raymond Hannan of 59 Edna Avenue. Rev. J. F. Ryan officiated at the wedding in St Peters R. c. church in Danbury Wednesday. Upon their return from a honeymoon in Washington, D. C. MT. and Mrs. Hannah will reside at 67
 Beardsley Park Terrace. MT. Hannah is connected with the F. H. Hannah Supply Co.
 The rehearsal of the Bridgeport Oratorfo society scheduled for Tues day evening, November 1 9th, will take place on Wednesday evening, the ] 9th the usual time at the High School auditorium.
 The Huntington school library was opened for the first time yesterday afternoon during Q meeting of the Pa 1 rent-Teachers' association of that
 school. After the business meeting | Dr. A. M. Carr of the Health Depart
 ment spoke on a health program and | explained how the association could help in the exercising of it, Mrs. | Frederick Monroe Card entertained | with vocal selections.
 Mrs. Edward Monk was chairman of the committee in charge of a bene-
 fit dance given last evening at 1S1 State street by the Tuesday evening 1 social club for the benefit of a sick
 member. The Melody Four played l TOT UdnClnS-
 | Carl Shook. a, local public account
 ant, will speak on "Parliame entary | Law every first and third Monday | evenings each month in the Business | and Professional Women's club in
 the Liberty building. The lectures are
 free and all members are invited. Mrs. Julius Roth of 1890 Fairfield avenue is entertaining Mrs. Charles 1 Cederholm and Miss Grace Carroll Of
 Newtown for a, few days. l Mir. and Mrs. Earl G. Osterhout of l Salem street and Dr. and Mrs. Virgil 1 Calvin of West avenue. will be among the Bridgeport guests at the banquet
 held this evening by the New York Alumni of Allegheny College in the Aldine club on 23rd street
 Mrs. Harris Mercy of Manhattan | avenue was hostess at a meeting of
 the Mary Beardsley society held yes- terday afternoon.
 Mrs. William Thomas and her com mittee will hold a food sale in St. Patrick's church par1ors, tomorrow | afternoon from 3 until o'clock for