The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-28

Mrs Lucy B. Cavanaugh.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward F. Dunn and family have returned from a holiday visit at Mrs. Dunn's home in Union vile, Conn
 Miss Gertrude Bradley of. Bridgeport Thomas J. Bradley.
 MT. and Mrs William H. Thickett have entertained MT. and Mrs. R. S.
 Miss Mary J. Leavy has returned from a visit with friends in Bridge port.
 Miss M. Elizabeth Scudder Of New Haven is spending the holidays at her home in town.
 Miss Jennie Ruffles. teacher on the High school staff at Sharon Springs, N. Y., is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs Walter Ruffles, Palestine.
 Frank A. Blackman, Henry Black man of New Britain with MT and Mrs. Clarence Naramore of Bridgeport have been holiday guests at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. Albert Blackman, Dan bury.
 Guests. entertained at the home of MT and Mrs. William Warehouse were, the Misses Alice Warehouse and Edith Fairchiid of New York. Mrs. man, Mrs. Ada Parmlee, Richard Bev- ans, MT. and Mrs. I. B. Goodsell.
 George Ferris of Trinity college. Hartford, is spending his vacation at the home of his mother, Mrs Bertha Ferris, Sugar street.
 Miss Catherine James, teacher in GaSL OTTdnOy, OI., IS LIl0 SOSSI OA HUI parents. MT. and Mrs Jesse James. Haw1eyvil1e.
 Lodric James of the Moody school Mt. Hermon, Mass, is spending the holidays with his parents, MT and Mrs. Jesse James.
 Mrs P. Ready who has been i'll for some weeks has recovered.
 Among the guests of Rev. J. H. George at Trinity rectory have been David George of Salisbury, Miss Theo- dora George of New York city, MT Berkshire
 Fifty children coming from all dis tricts of the town were made very happy Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Louise Bige1ow, who was as- Frost It is needless to say that their out of 57 invited guests all but had responded A large tree handsomely trimmed and containing a present some candy @ an orange and sugar sugar cane cane dance as old Santa distributed the gifts. A short program had been ar ranged of recitations, vocal numbers by the Misses Milicent Cavanaugh, Virginia Houlihan, Anna Houlihan, Mrs ". H. Hale sang 'The night before Christmas dainty tea was little ones full of excitement with the great plea sure afforded were taken to their various homes, some coming from no small distance.
 
 Congregational church Monday even ing was unusually pleasing, large gathering being present. The program consisted of the Christmas cantata, "The Star of the East by the choir assisted by Curtis P Morris of Bridge port, Robert G. Warner John c. Beers, and Miss Minnie R. Thickett under the direction of Mrs. W. H. Hale, Miss Jessie Beers, presiding at the organ. The Christmas gifts were distributed by Assistant Supt G. w. Carlson as- sisted by B. Carlton Hubbell. Allison P. Smith, superintendent of the Sun day school gave the address
 At Trinity church Tuesday evening the interior presented very pretty appearance. In the chance1 stood the lighted tree, roodE rreen of laurel was placed across the chancel arch. In the Auditorium about the memorial tablets were placed wreaths, with cir c1es and triangles, between the win dows and gallery front. Above the gallery was placed large star and evergreen trees in the church corners. The attraction on the program was the Christmas cantata in which the solos were taken by Miss Elsie Ferris. The following program was rendered, Pro- cessional Hymn, Hark the Herald Angels Sing; Christmas Sentences, Our Father Vercec1es, Gloria. cantata, Hymn 58. 70 Little Town of Bethlehem Award of prizes, distribution of gifts. Hymn While Shepherds Watched Their Fv1ocks by Night" Creed, col1ec-I ton for Christmas, Processiona1 Hymn 59, "It Came Upon, the Midnight Clear"