The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-21

The executive committee of the In- dustriaI Y. W. c. A. will act as host esses at the open house and dance to be held at the Barnum Service center, 1146 Barnurn avenue, Wedn esday, February 22nd. from until o'clock. Hough avenue entertained a few friends at dinner recently at the Homestead tearoom.
 Mrs Harry Walsh of 25 Worth street will be the hostess at whist party to be given this evening under the auspices of the Womens auxiliary of the Y. D.
 Miss Victoria Larmour, secretary of the local Catholic Charitable bureau, was the principal speaker at a meet ing of the New Haven branch of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Wo- men, held Sunday evening in the Council rooms, 94 Elm street. Miss Larmour's subject was 'SWomen and Their Civic Responsibilities"
 Mrs. K wha1ey of 693 Myrtle ave nue will be the hostess this evening at a whist and pinochle to be given for the beenfit of the ladies auxiliary of the A O. H., No. 55.
 Announcement has been made that the meeting of the Fairfield County League of Women Voters has been postponed from Thursday of this week to Wednesday. March Sth, in the Stratfie1d hotel The change in date Is due to the illness of Mrs. Henry Newell, president of the League for Fairfield county.
 Miss Rose Sakowftz will be chair man of the committee in charge of dance to be given Saturday evening in the Barnum Service center by the members of the OrioIe basketball team. Assisting Miss Sal1owitz are Miss Lillian Bierho1na, Miss Anna Lindstrom, Miss Edna Lindstrom and Miss Mary Lipofsky.
 Sunday evening the members of the Slovak Catholic club of St. Johns church on Brooks street enjoyed a social and educational meeting in St. Johns hall. Rev. Andrew Komara, pastor of the church, presided, and gave a few introductory remarks after which a quartet composed of Miss Gertrude Lucas, A. Mensel and MT. and Mrs. Patrick, rendered sev- eral selections. Miss Lucas later sang | pr. B. L. Symkowski gave an i'm teresting discourse on health and At torney G. M. Mika entertained with Slovak character songs. He later was heartily applauded for comic
 monologue. One of the many features of the evening was the appearance of John s. Zahornoski well-known baritone of | this city and formerly member of the choir at St. Johns. Mir. Zahor- l nosli sang Dreams of Long Ago. ' by Enrico Caruso; "Amore Infronto" | by D'Auria; Andrea Chenier'' by Giordono, and with Maestro c. A. D'Auria he rendered a duet from | ''Belisario" by Donizettf. Maestro D'Auria accompanied Mir. Zahornosl5i |! and Professor Menik accompanied the | other soloists.
 | William Boynton of Wood avenue l recently The home was attractively decorated in red and white crepe pa per, and dancing and games were en- | joyed during the evening. A delicious | supper was served.
 ] Those present were Miss Olive Page, | Miss Mary Gillane, Miss Veronica Donnelly, Miss Bessie Skane, Miss Lil- l lian Donnelly. Miss Dorothy William ~ons Miss Maude Mink, Miss Florence Ring, Miss Hazel Sholund, Thomas | Ellsworth, Martin Brown. Edward Prendagast. William Walsh, William Hamilton, James Keane, Mrs Don nelly and Mrs Boynton-
 James Merca1di, president, and John H. Schmidt, secretary, of Local 6S, American Federation of Musi- national convention at a meeting yes- terday afternoon. The convention will be held in Grand Rapids Mich, the week of May s. Vice-president John H. Mcclure and John J. ONeill were named as alternates. Five new members were initieted at the meet ing.
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