The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-23


 1 the Rector's Guild, Thursday. from
 5:3O to 7:30. The following women will be in charge of the event: Mrs, Percy Brown, Mrs. A. s. Tylie, Mrs John Ran, Mrs. Flather, Mrs. Cles- son Gibbs, and Mrs. Ira Steenburg. 1 Tomorrow an all day meeting of the
 guild will be held in the parish house from 10 a. m.
 Mrs. George LeBasseur Of 6s Sher-
 wood avenue, will be the hostess at
 a whist to be given Tuesday evening
 at her home by the Women's Auxiliary | of the Y. D.
 | Sixth District Republican women's l club will hold it's regular business
 meeting, at the hall. in Madison ave- evening, Jan. 24. 4 social hour will follow the business meeting and re- treatments will be served. Business and Professional Women's club have ecided to rent their large assembly room for meetings of all kinds, lectures, dances and such af- Dorchester (Mass.) Business Womens club has been following this practice for some time and the Bridsep ort club is following it's successful exam sembly room may do so by communi- eating with Mrs. Georgianna Gree ley, the executive secretary, Noble 1466.
 Mrs. A. H. Bullard of 22Oo North avenue, will be the hostess at meet ing of the Bridgeport College club when Dr. John F. Bresnahan, super intendcnt of Bridgeport Hospital, will speak on The Modern Hospital"
 The members of the Children of Mary society of St. Peters church, will hold a meeting tomorrow even ing in the church parlors. A so- cial hour with entertainment, danc- ing and refreshments will follow. at the Catholic Community house will start this week. Registrations are still open for the millinery class on Thursday nights and the dressmak- in class, Tuesday evenings
 Mrs. Ernest Bush of 2s1 HoIlister avenue, was the hostess of meeting of the Senlper Fidelis class of the Second Baptist church, held recent 1y.
 The many friends of Miss Grace Troope 665s @ f the be sorfR to hear that she has been confined at St Vincents hospital, for the past two weeks.
 According to Miss Mildred Brins- made. secretary of the High School Alumni Association, meeting will be held in the near future of the direc- tors of that organization consisting of MT. Richard I. Neithercut, MT. Ed ward Spargo, Miss Mildred Brins made. MT. Ralph Sprague. Mrs El- str-ng, MT Frederick Morgan, MT. James C. Moore MT. Henry D. Si- monds and Dr. Arthur IaFfeld to de- eide upon a speaker to take the place
 drIr r who was scheduled to give a lecture on esMy America and What it Means to Me" in the High school auditor ium on Thursday, March 1aot1l1 2S, ana ahe ane thor which took place Saturday, has necessitated a change in the original arrangement. No date has % as :. yet verv probable that it will be held some time in the near future.
 A meeting of the executive com mittee of Harry W. Congdon post American Legion. will he held this evesing in the post headquarters. on Golden Hill street
 A minstrel show and dance for the benefit of the building fund for the new Stratfield Catholic church WITH be held in Colonial hall Monday evesing, Feb 6.
 Mrs. Alexander Coughlin, president of the Irish White Cross, assisted by | a large committee has completed ar for whist and pinochle party to be held in Hibernian hall' | Tuesday evenisg. Jan. A. An en- joyab1e evening is anticipated. The | organization has been doing much | charitable work at home and abroad | and as the proceeds of the whist | 1t is hoped that there will be large l 
 Mrs. Zalnon Goodse1l of North | avenue. entertained her granddaugh- ter Miss Caroline. Graves of Smith college, and Miss Graves fance, l Robert Zisette of Patersos, N. J., over the weekend.
 Mrs. Frank E. Lewis of 57s Fair field avenue was hostess at a large pinoclle party held Saturday even ing.
 The members and friends of the Third District Democratic club are invited to attend the whist and pin ochle in the club rooms, 2926 Fair field avenue, this evening.
 A meeting of the Twelfth District Democratic club will be held Thurs day evening, Jan. 27. in the club rooms. Mrs. Henry Streck will pre- there will be entertainment and re- treatments.
 John L. Oberly was recently elect d business manager of the Hand book at Connecticut State College. i MT. Oberly is a graduate of the local High school. and took an active part n activities when at that institution. He is a member of the Nu Alpha chapter of Phi Mu Delta and also prominent in other activities in the ,oHege. The Handbook is a pubIica- ion put out at the beginning of each -ear for the benefit of all new stu Tents and contains all information in 'egard to college activities, records, etc., of the college. FELL HEAD FIRST