The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-30
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

A Halloween party was given by Miss Alice Lyons and Miss Anna Bar ny at the home of Miss. Alice Lyons, 365 Catherine street, Friday evening. The house was prettily decorated with HalloWe'en colors and yellow chrys- antherhu1ns were used as table decora- tions. Piano selections were rendered by William Colds. Luncheon was served at late hour after which the guests departed, having enjoyed a de- lightful evening. Those present were the Misses Margaret Lyons, Mary Hendricks, Julia Singer, Catherine Hendricks. Agnes Lyons, Anna Hen dricks, Nayoma Singer, Elizabeth Krause, Emma Sheridan, Kathryn Neagle, Irene Clampett, Helen Seher, Anna Riley, Evelyn Ferris, Ida Tib- lize, Irene Cody, Mary Coleman, Mabel Sheehan. Rose Spain, Rose Church, Irene Clark. Rose Ellis, May Murphy and Messrs. William Toomey, Owen Curley, John Coleman, John Bentz, Fred Bentz. Christopher Coleman, Fred Singer, Thomas Shanley, 'Emmet Burns, Eddie Hendrioks, J. Cornell, William Colds, John Lyons, James Hendricks and Elmer Singer
  and Mrs. Frank Lyman at their home in Montreal. Mrs. Lyman, who was Miss Ethel Wilson before her mar riage, is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Frederick M. Wilson of 834 Myr- tie avenue. Mrs. Wilson is with her daughter and is not expected to re- turn to Bridgeport for two or three weeks.
 Cards for a children's Halloween party for their daughter Miss Eleanor Palmer. have been issued tby MT. and Mrs. B. B. Palmer of 26 Vine street. The party will be given in the ball room of the Brooklawn Country club, Tuesday evening and about 30 guests have been invited. Supper will be served in g. private dining room. The rooms will be decorated in honor of Halloween.
 The members of the class of 1916, City Normal school. gave an attractive masquerade on Saturday night in the barn of Miss Susan Blagy's home in Black Rock, The barn was decorat- ed for the occasion and the floor had been waxed so that there was much dancing. Refreshments were served.
 The home of MT, and Mrs, William West, a32 Capitol avenue, was the scene of merriment last Saturday night, when & novel Halloween party was staged amidst the conventional decorations that added colon to the attractive home of the couple! Cos tune and Masque were the order of the evening and resulted in a unique display that showed careful thought and original ideas. Dancing, song and feasting aiternated until an early hour of the morning when the guests were conveyed to their homes in au- tomobi1es provided for the occasion.
 Mir. and Mrs William West, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorsch, were exceptional hosts and their initiative found ready response among the guests present, The motive for the gathering was found in the recovery of MT. West from a painful operation to which he recently submitted at St. Vincent's hospital. His recovery and quick recuperation brought pleasure to the many friends who assembled to greet him.
 Miss Mae Cutler of Fairfield and Miss Carrie Mitchell of Bridgeport, presided at the piano during the en- tertainment. An artistic Spanish dance in full costume was admirably performed by Miss Susan Miller of this city whose ability surpasses that of many professionals. Several type of modern dancing were exemplified by Miss Alma Vo1derauer of Fairfield. The costumes worn defed identifica- ton of their owners even among their closest associates and caused great hi larity during the unmasl1ing. A Ger man supper, prepared and cooked un- der specially favorable conditions that lent unique display and high flavor to the viands was served.
 Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Doersch, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel West, MT. and Mrs. Conrad Bossert, MT. and Mrs: G. Coffin, MT. and Mrs. William West. Misses Alma volderauer, Carrie Mitchell, Mae Cut Ter, Sure Miller, Harriett Northey, Mir. and Mrs. John Schultz, Louis West, Wilber Baylor, Ernest volderauer. Fred volderaner. ". Roberts and AL bert Schultz.
 Five neW cases of infantfle paralysis