The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-03
PERSONALS

l @ N &@ This evening at the First Methodist Church will occur the business meet ing of the Senior Sports Club. All m nembers should be present as this is
 an important meeting. The new base ball suits will be exhibited at that time At 500 P. M. the Epworth League meets to discuss the proposed program for the summer and to con- slider the election of new officers. Re treatments will be served after the meeting.
 The Phi1athea Club of the First Methodist church will meet this even ing at 8:OO at the home of Mrs. Mus son, 21S West Avenue
 The popular Thursday night course given throughout the winter by the committee of the First Methodist church closed last Thursday with concert given by the Wesleyan Glee club. The auditorium was filled to capacity and S205 was taken in as a free will offering, making a total Of SS5O for. the concert which covered hopes to announce an even bigger course for the next season. A new fiscal year began at ouvet | church. Sunday. At the evening ser Twice Brigadter William Palmer. the secretary of the Salvation Army's Young Peoples work in the Eastern states, made an address. At 6:S9 the Y. P. S. c. F. was led by Earl Osterhoudt, considering the topic Better Bible Reading"
 | The trustees of the OIivet church will meet tonight at 7:S0 in the par sonage for an organization. Two men have been retired from the
 board and F. L. Cogill and F. A. Par sons were elected at the annual meet ] Ing last Wednesday.
 Miss Elsie. Heath led the meeting last night of the young peoples so- l tional church at 6:15. The topic
 was How can we help our church | and get help from 1t |" The quartet
 rendered special music at both ser 1 vices.
 | Wednesday evening at 7:45 the mid
 week discussion will be held with a
 discussion on the topic %Experienc. Exp rIsnc. Congregational Church.
 | At $40 P. M. Sunday the Epworth | League mission Study Class of the
 First Methodist Church met to dis
 Communities. At 6:so P. M Clayton | Huff the leader of the League spoke.
 His topic was "SIr; We would see ] Jesus."
 ! Friday evening at six o'clock there
 will be meeting of the Sarah Hub | bard Mem orial Circle of the Park
 Street Congregational Church at the
 homo of Mrs. Chester Osborne. | Sunday School is held every Sunday at the First Methodist Church at
 12:O5 noon, and all are invited to share this hour of worship and study | The Mems Assembly meets at the
 same time and all men wiM find a l ,1- 3nIT e,I,fw A,v,
 class. The Baraca Class consists of a l lively group of young fellows and young men who do not go to Sunday 1 School elsewhere are urged to test | the welcome. | At 1o:ao o'clock on Sunday the l Sacrament of the Lords Supper was
 administered at the First Methodist
 Church and new members received | for the first time Communion in the
 Church. At the happy hour service at
 7:3o P. M. Br. Marshall spoke to the
 congregation his subject was "Im-
 pulse and Perseverance,"
 Thursday at two o'clock at the 1 Park Street Congregational Church
 the Sarah Hubbard Memorial circle
 will hold a food sale and at three | o'clock the regular monthly meeting of the Wonan's League led by the
 Fullerton Memorial Committee will | take plac.
 Mrs. Arthur Brewer of 100 Unquo-
 wa Hill, will be the hostess at an
 important meeting of the Bridgeport College club to be held Friday after
 noon, April ', at 3:30.
 MT. and Mrs. eorge P. Barley. of
 160 Lewis street, are entertaining for | a few days Mir. Farley's brother and
 sister, Joseph Farley of Chicago. Ill.,,
 and. Miss Anna Farley of Morris Plains, N. J.
 The many friends of Miss Rather | inc Hassett of 541 Gregory street.
 will be pleased to hear that she is re- l cuperatng after a recent illness. Miss Julia Morrissey of 1878 Fair l field avenue, was pleasantly surprised
 when @ number of her friends gath 1 cred at her home, Saturday evening.
 Games and dancing were enjoyed dur
 Ing the evening and a delicious lun- | cheon was served. Those present l were Miss Catherine Gnehan Miss 1 Idllban Powers, Miss Frances Hurley,