The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-06

Mir. and Mrs. William T. Hincks of 152 Park place, left today for Wash the meeting of the National Chamber of Commerce. They were accom- panied by their daughter, Miss Mary Hincks, and will be registered at the New Willard.
 Miss Ethel Skinner of 1910 Park avenue, will be among the Bridgepo ort girls attending the junior prom at activities on the prom program during the remainder of the week. Miss Skinner will be the guest of Philip Thompson of Denver, Col, and will stay at Colony hall.
 Miss Elizabeth Bassick, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Webb Bassick. who is soon to become the bride of guest of honor at a number of pre- nuptia1 socials. Mrs. Webster Walk CT will be the hostess at a bridge party for Miss Bassick, tomorrow af- certain at bridge on Wednesday after noon and MT. and Mrs. Dudley Mixer Morris will be the hosts at a large party on Friday evening.
 The annual meeting of the Junior League will be held, Feb. 21, when new officers will be elected and new members accepted. The place of the
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 "The Colleen Bawn," one act musical comedy, will be presented at der the auspices of St. Joseph's T. B. & L. Association. Bill Toomey will direct the play and will take the lead ing role. He will be assised by Jos eph Whalen, James Saunders. Jack Hughes, Madelyn Farley and William Mccarthy. Perry's orchestra will play for dancing after the show. Fred Daley is president of the assoSat1on and Edward Garrigan is chairman of the general committee.
 Tn annual meeting and supper of the Progress club of the United Con- gregational church, will be held this evening in the church parlors. All m enlbers are requested to attend.
 Miss Edna Boiler, vio1inist, enter tained the members of the Business and professional WoPmen's club who attended the "open hous' meeting in the club rooms. Saturday evening Mrs. Grace Hughes was the hostess.
 Because so many children are ab- sent from school on account of vac chial school on Pembroke street will be closed for one week beginning this morning.
 The mG1nDerS or Ine CI1Iio SAuD OA St. Joseph's church, will hold a valen- tine party Thursday evening, Feb. Is, in St Joseph's school hall on Madi- con avenue The committee in charge is composed of Marion Gotts- chalk, chairman; Florence Luddlng- ton. Theresa. He1dman, Margaret Var dran Anna Kaesman, Gertrude Braun and Cora Hurd.
 That the results obtained by the conference on naval armament were beyond the hopes and expectations of the British Admiralty was the statement of Admiral Sir A. E. M: ChitfieId, assistant chief Of staff or the British Admiralty delegates to the Arms conference at WaShlnston' speaking last night at St. George Episcopal church
 Secretary Hughes announcement or Amtrica's program on the openlng day of the conference took the breath away from the delegates rom over seas, he said
 James T. Gallagher is chairman In charge of the minstrel snow ana dance to be given this evening Tn Co- IoniaI hall by the Catholic residents of the Stratfield district for the bene- fit of the new Stratfie1d chapel MT Gallagher is assisted by Mrs. Martin Rinck, J. H. Savard, F. C. Irwin d.. Baum, Miss Catherine McEIroy, Miss Etta Cunningham, Mrs. c. L. Sutto Mrs. Nelson Porter, Miss Mary Waoe, Mrs William Kasena, stephen Bran- nigan, Leo Lenilhan, John E- Gun ningham and Otto Ladwlg.