The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
GREENFIELD HILL

Mdas Grace Wisner is enjoying a Rtsst with relatives at her former. horne in Warwick, N. r.
 Miss Marion Banks has returned to her home in California after spending r few days with her aiunts, the Misses eseorzfe and Marion Banks in Green field. Miss Banks will later resume her studies at a. college in Washing ton. D. C..
 Mi& Marion Durham, a teacher of vocal nustc in Pennsylvania and who has Heen spending the holidays with her parents, Dr. and Mrs. DunhaIn, recently gave a tea in honor of her guest. Miss Dorothy Gamsby. Among fhe invited guests were Miss Anna Cray a student at Mt. Ho1yoke Col leEe, Miss Marion Banks of Washing bon, D. c. and Miss Maude Prentice of the State Normal school
 Clinton Sherwood who has been spending the holidays at the home of his parents MT. and Mrs Everett Sherwood on Hoyden's Hill, returned to Ithaca N. T., to resume his studies at tho Cornell UniYersity ty-..'sse,e .ssSs. ...
 Mrs Gecfge Wilson and daugneers. . who have been spending several days at the home of Mrs. Wilson's parents. MT. and Mrs Elmer Bulkley, return ed Wednesday to her home in New AmIford- fsa
 Among the guests recently enter tanned at q dinner gfveh by Mrs. Wn- bur Jennings at her home on Burr street, were Miss Florence Field and Miss Inez Deveau of Rye. N. Y.
 Mrs William OIds and Mrs. Louis OldsS former residents of Greenfield, and who now live in Brooklyn, N. F.. spent an enjoyable week here visiting friends and former Reighbors.-
 Mrs. Mary Hall is finishing 8. busi- ness course at Pratt's Institute, N. '.
 Miss Mildred Merwfn, who has been spending the Holidays with her par snts, MT. and Mrs. George Merwin, has returned to the Gushing Academy, at Ashburnham, Mass ,r~xz
 AEr and Mrs. Dwight Banks have issued invitations to an aneDirmal re- ceptdon to be held at their nome Jan.- 15.
 The spacious ball roondE Y. Of, the GreenheId Country club was filled to its capacity Thursday evening when the annual New Years reception and ball was held. The decorations were Of southern smiIax and red bells and the soft shaded lights contributed in making the event more beautiful as they cast a soft glow on the many beautiful gowns of the young ladies present. Dancing continued until 1 0 with an intermission at 1O:30, when refreshments were served. Among the out Of town guests were: MT. and Mrs. Clarence Jennings, Mrs George Jen- T. and Mrs Edward Gillette and daugh- ters, Misses Mary and Dorothy Gi1- 7ette. Clifford Gillette, MT. and Mrs Jesse Wheeler, Leroy Wheeler, and Miss Hazel Sherwood of Easton; Mir. and Mrs. W. O. Burr and daughters, 1TIsses Loretta and Catherine Burr, MT. and Mrs Simon Bradley, MT. and Mrs Nelson Hutchinson, MT. and Mrs Henry Sherwood, Mir and Mrs. Char ence Bradley, Miss Florence Bradley, MT and Mrs Conrad Buckingham, John Buckingham, John Forsyth, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Midd1ebrook, Ben 5axnin Buckley, Miss Marion Sher- wood. Miss Barbara Jennings, Miss Edith Taylor, Harvey Taylor, Miss Hattie Taylor, William West, Biting Deyo. Mss Helen Forsyth Misses Amy and Elsie Jennings, Miss Laura Wells, Clifford Wells, Misses May and Eva Downs all of Fairfield; MT. and Mrs. Ira Andrews, Misses Ethel and Mabel Krapp Mir. and Mrs Harry Edwards and MT. and Mrs. c. Lacy, of Strat- field; Mir. and Mrs Robert BaTmore, Miss Edna Hull, John Dean, Levi Cobb, Miss Florence Hull, and Frank Edwards of Bridgeport; Willis Banks, Dwight F'anton, Miss Adele Kellogg and MT. and Mrs. Kellogg, of Weston; Miss Olive Hull, Miss Mildred Hull, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hull, George Shuttle and James Godfrey, of South port
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Hull, who have recently returned from their honey moon to MT. Hu1l's parents, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Hull, were rendered a. gerenade by about forty young people an that vicinity who were invited in mnd served with refreshments. Music and games helped make the evening pass very pleasantly. The ground has been broken for a new house to be erected in the near future by Mr. Hull.