The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-26

The annual meeting of Phyllis l Wheatley branch, '. w. c. A., will be | held this evening in the club house on
 Beach street. The annual supper will l be served at o:30 and from that time until o'clock the women will vote for
 the members of the Committee of | Management for 1922. A mass meet ing will be held at o'clock when the
 work of the past year will be reviewed
 and Miss Eva D. BOWles of New York city. national secretary for, coIored work, will be the speaker.
 Mrs. John H. Brooks of 5O2 Col orado avenue will be the hostess for a silver tea to be held by the mem- ! bers of the Opportunity club Of the 1 t1 t1niVersalist church on Saturday from until D. m. During the meeting, the following program will be pre- | scented: Miss E. Ruth Nickerson and John Soldi, violin solos; Mrs. A. H. Hodgkins, soprano solos, and Miss Maylah Hallock, readings. Mrs. Brooks and Miss Charlotte Tenn and Miss Natalie Middlebrook will receive tho guests, Mrs. Frank J. Hughes and Mrs. F. Merten Hammond will pour
 and Miss Grace Thompson, Miss RhOda Sharps, Miss Sara Lindsay, Mrs. Armand Rourke and Mrs. John Gr1llS will serve
 Miss Marjory Smith of 12a Myrtle avenue will be the hostess at a meet l. Ieeg club, at her home this evening. Miss Julia Caverno of the Department Of Greek of Smith college will be the speaker.
 Mrs. Harry Read will have the study paper on American Painters
 at a meeting of the English Literary cIun, tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Frank Kinsley, 1862 North avenue. Mrs Herbert Sutton will review the Current Events. An apron and necktie party will be heid this evening in the Veterans of Foreign Wars club home 161 Wash !ngton avenue, by the Ladies' AuxiI- lary Of the Organization. A valuable prize will be awarded to the young
 man who finds his partner first and there will also be a booby prize
 small fee will be charged and the
 proceeds will be given to the ex-ser-
 vice men who are out of work.
 Hon. Morris Sheppard, United States senator from Texas, will be the guest of honor at the elaborate exercises in the High school auditorium next
 Sunday afternoon, at ? D. m. cele-
 batting the Soth anniversary of J. c. TuthIll Camp, No l, w. O. w. There will be long program of entertain ment after which the quarter century
 membership honor badges will be presented.
 Harry Engleman, for many years a salesman in the local Slater Shoe store and more recently manager of the Springfield store of this concern, has returned to Bridgeport to assume the management of the local store. MT. Engleman. who is a local boy, has host of friends who will be glad to hear of his return to>this city.
 The regular weekly dance and en- tertainment held at Warmers Institute by the Seaside Recreation center, will take place tomorrow night. Miss Irene HaSsett, Miss Madelyn Farley,
 Miss Doris Harnett and Edward Lynch will be the entertainers.
 The first of a long series of social events conducted by the Eighth Dis trict Democratic club, took place last evening when a pinochle and whist party was held in the club rooms, 2O3Z Main street. Miss Margaret Dorsey is presic, mt of the club.
 The Men and Women's Twelfth District Republican club are making plans for a bazaar to be held in the club rooms from February 22 to 2S The committee in charge is composed of A. erman John Y. Caldwell, chair man of mems committees, and Mrs. George Morris, chairman of women's committees.
 The Fellowcraft association at its annual meeting elected the following officers for 1922: President, Roland ANteu; vtce-president, secretary and treasurer, George BIindenbacker, Jr.
 Mrs. Joseph Gray assisted by Mrs. Catherine Holmes, Mrs. Martha Fox and Mrs. Joseph Foley, will be in charge of the whist and pinochle par ty to be held this evening by the Ninth District Republican Womens club in its club rooms, at East Main and Arctic streets.
 The following officers were elected Olivet Congregational church, re- gently: Miss Mildred Abbott, Miss Doris Ffuney and Miss Jessie Hoops, church committee; Miss Elizabeth Charles Staples, collectors; Albert Loth, treasurer; Edith Episto and Kenneth Zirilla, ushers.
 Mrs. Winthrop Chebelle Beardsley and two children. Winthrop. Jr., and Jeannettc, of Milwaukee, Wis, are spending several weeks in this city as the guests of Mrs Beardsley's sis
 ter, Mrs c A. O'Brien of Anson street Mrs Beardsley was formerly Miss Isabelle Thomson.
 NJ. J. Nazro, of New York. formerly of this city. is registered al the Strat- , field for several days.
 The nrSC or a long SerleS or oe.neIlI entertainments dances and sales pre- ceding tlre opening of the Holden Memorial Parish hall of Olivet Con Sregational church took place this afternoon at 5 o'clock when the Young Peoples society held a cake sale in the church parlors.
 A splendid program of entertain ment was presented after the regular business meeting of the Children of
 Mary of St. Peters parish, i1 the
 church pariors on Tuesday evening. Vocal selections were rendered by Miss Laura Nolan, Miss Katherine Lombard and Miss Mary Kelly; a
 humorous reading by Miss Anna Light toe dance by Miss Florence Maraffi; and piano numbers by Miss
 Mary Maraff-