The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04


 of national repute, win be the speak er at the Community Forum, at the Congregationa1 church in Stratford. 2omorrow afternoon, at o'clock. Her subject will be i'The Task of the Hour There will be special music and all are welcome.
 Mrs. August Lotse, forrneriy Miss Grace Ashcroft, was the guest Of hon or at shower given by Mrs. Michael Kenney and Mrs Herman Levenn. Handsome gifts and games and music were enjoyed during the evening. cio, Miss Esther Walsh, Miss Marjorie Spain, Miss Amelia Hedman, Miss Helen Derit, Miss Ethel Lyons, Miss Irene Mackey, Mrs Gertrude Nc Herman Leveen, Mrs. August Lohse land Mrs. Michael Kenney.
 The High School Girls club of the Y. w c. A. held a delightful kids Darty'' at the Central house, recent By. Children's games and dances Avere enjoyed and refreshments were
 Mrs. Grace Hughes will be the host less this evening at the open house at fhe Business and Professional Wom- Rn's club. Miss Susan Bennetto will .entertain with character sketches and 3mitations.
 Miss Alice Mooney, was the guest Rf honor at a surprise shower given By the Lady Bankers. and the We'd tesday Afternoon Pinochle club. She was presented with a twenty-dollar gold piece. During the evening supper was served by Mrs. Swan ano Mrs. J. Cassidy. Card games were enjoyed and Mrs. A. MaIoney won the first prize which was brides cake decorated with a kewpie bride and Mrs H. Bliss, Mrs M. Racroft, Mrs. IA Maloney, Mrs M. Kelly, Mrs. M. 17ince. Mrs F. Neary, Mrs. M. Fen ton, Mrs. A. p. Maloney, Mrs. H. M !. Fulton, Mrs. M. Swan, Mrs. N. sHerkimer, Mrs. K. Hartnet, and Mrs IJ- Fart.
 The Athletic Association of the Physical department of the W. c. A. will be in charge of the open house at the Central House of the Y. on Sunday afternoon from until o'clock At o'clock !. Henry Hutzel will speak on old and modern sym .phonies and will also give an opera 9ecital
 Mrs. Martin Rfnck is chairman of Hhe entertainment committee for the minstrel show and dance to be held Monday evening in Colonial hall for the benefit of the new Catholic church An the Stratfield district.
 Mrz Rollfn c. Sherwood of West port gave a very interesting talk on S<Art Apprectation'' yesterday at the Business and Professional Women's club ,and a large number of members end guests were present These in given in the tea room at 1 o'clock awery Friday during February, and on every Monday during March.
 Miss Laura Durfee. educational sec xetary of the Y W. c. A., who sent her resignation to the executive board about a. week ago, will leave the city, Wednesday, February 18th, for her nome in Providence, R. l., where she will spend a month before taking up l other work.
 Catherine McGurdy Post. American 1 Legion, composed of fornier service | women. will conduct a dance, Wednes- day evening, February Sth, in the | Casino on State street.
 Miss Caroline Graves. a student at | Smith College, returned to her home, ! H42 North avenue, yesterday.
 Mrs. F. E. Lewis of 5T2 Fairfield | avenue, will entertain a few friends Rt 6 pinochle party at her home this | evening. subject of -tCertain Tendencies in Public Education at a meeting of the | Council of Jewish Women to be held | Monday afternoon, Feb. 6, in the ves- sis. 1ls room of the Park Avenue Tenn 1pIaoe, left New York yesterday for Mountain Lake, Fla, where he will | spend a few weeks. Mrs. Goodsell and Mrs. Robert & Hincks will join him in Florida next week.
 A very successful whist and pinochIe party was held last evening in the club rooms of the Twelfth District Democratic club on Sixth street. Af ter the games, refreshments were served by the Womens club.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. Blumberg of 56 Lyon terrace. will leave next Tuesday for extended trip to California. They will go west by the Southern parn route, through Canada. The couple expect to be away about two months
 Mrs. Mary Graves of TAP North ave nue, is spending a week at Atlantic q. Miss Nellie Dunn. assisted by Miss Della Marooney, Mrs. Simon Crehan and Mrs. NJ. J. Flanagan, was in charge of a splendid card party held last night at the Catholic Community house on Barnum avenue After the games a social hour was enjoyed Miss Sadie Dillon, a well known soprano, rendered several beautiful solos.
 Dr. A. NJ. Carr of the Health De partment addressed the members of the Senior classes of St. Vincents hospital and of the Bridgeport hospital last night at the Welfare building. Dr. Carr outlined the work of the Health Department>and talked on the medical inspection in the schools.
 MEETING OF GOLFERS.
 Citizens and golfers, who are tn- terested in goIfing at the public links at Beardsley Park, are urgently re- 0uested to attend the meeting at the American theater,\ East Main street, near Jane street, Sunday afternoon, Feb. s, at p. m. There will be business which requires immediate at tention and a discussion of plans for the coming season