The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-06

At the meeting of the Third Dis trict Republican Women's club to- night in the Alfred street club rooms, Henry Clffe, superintendent of city parks will give an interesting address MT. Cliffe will speak upon the possi- bilfties of small gardens in the city and men in the district, as well as women. will be welcomed at this meeting.
 The women's Auxiliary of the consignment of French made silk peoples, which they will place on sale. Friday, May 27th. until after Memorial Day parade. Part of the to the care of French orphans and the remainder will be divided be- tween the Woman's Auxiliary of the Legion and the post, to be used for Heating is chairman of the post sec ton and Mrs. c. I. Crosby for the auxiliary.
 church will hold another smoker next week in St. Charles hall with supper and entertainment. On Sun day the society will receive Holy a body. A Jesuit Father is coming from the Region high school in New York city, to assist
 
 were on the committee at Mount Hol- yoke college, South Hadley, Mass, for the annual "Play Day. observed by the upper classes yesterday were: Miss Gertrude Graffin of Pacific St, Miss Helen L. Shelton of Laurel ave- nue, Miss Edith Knight of Fairfield, Miss Irn1a Nichols of Stepney, Miss Blanche Gilbert of Newtown and Miss Esther Jaquith of Darien. Besides acting of the committee, these young ladies took an active part The fea- lures of this event included: races, a human croquet game, children dress ed to represent nursery ryhmes, and the like.
 Announcement ss made of the mar rfage of Miss Elizabeth Hyland of this N. J., which took place on April 30. at St. Thomas Acqufnas church, New York city, with Rev. Father Romil- Her officiating. Mrs. Alma Rein schler acted as bridesmaid and Jos eph Herbert was best man. A re ceptIon followed the ceremony at the residenc eof Mrs. Annie Henermann. The couple are now enjoying a honey moon tin Atlantic City, N. J., and will resides in Trenton on their return.
 A special feature for the commun- ity meeting at Madison school in the North End, this evening, will be the appearance of the curious 'tCurZyiuS," who has been bafIng onlookers in the George B. Clark Furniture Co.,. all this week. This strange thing, man, woman or dummy, will perform antics for the amuse ment of all It has a countrywide reputation and has puzzled doctors and scientists alike wherever it has been. J. E. Marvin has charge of the musical program, after which social dancing will be en- joyed.
 Mrs Irving Evers of North ave nue, will entertain the members of the Friday Evening Book club to- night. Dr. A. Sides will be the speaker, using as his subject, 'F'as- cinating Facts About the Brain" . MT. and Mrs. Charles Brody of Parrott avenue, are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby son bon at their home, Wednesday. Mrs. Brody was Miss Lydia Goldstein before her mar riage. MT. Brody is an attorney with offices in the Liberty building.
 Mrs. William Horace Day of Park place, is entertaining as her house guest, Mrs. Howard Greer, and Miss Georgiana Joiner of Evanston, ILL Mrs. Nathaniel Worthen of North avenue. gave a charming tea in their honor, yesterday afternoon.