The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-12-30

Miss Elinor Painter of 472 State street is spending the holidays in Jersey City, as the guest of friends
 Brideeporters will be interested in the announcement of the organ re- citals to be given by Bruce Simonds, sor of MT. and Mrs. Henry D. si- nlonds of Norman street, at Woolsey hall, Yale University. The recirals are free and will take place on Jan. 26, Feb. and 23, and March g and 23.
 Reginald Graves, son of MT. and Mrs. F. c. Graves of 1929 Fairfield avenue, has returned to Amherst, Mass, where he is a student at the Massachusetts Agricultural College, after enjoying Short vacation in this city.
 Miss Marion T. Wright, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Wright of Jackman avenue, who has been dO- ing reconstruction work at the Base hospital, at Railway, N. J., has re- turned to this city and is now con- tInuing her work at the Galen hos. pitaL
 Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant and daugh- | ter Doris of Park avenue, are spend- ing short time at Virginia Hot , Springs.
 Theodore H1rshberg of Sanford pF 10 corps, stationed at Fort Terry, spent
 the Christmas holidays at his home
 Sergeant and Mrs. John Cassidy of
 Crowther avenue, Black Rock, are
 receiving congratulations upon the
 arrival of g. son born at their home Miss Josephine Rogers of 282 Clin-
 ton avenue spent the weekend as the
 guest of friends in New York city.
 Lieut. and Mrs. F. S. Fenelon ar }
 spending the holidays with MT. ani
 Mrs. David Fenelon at their home
 on Atlantic street Lieut.. Fenelon,
 Junior grade U. s. N, is now sta-
 tion at Washington, D. C.
 Members Of the Black Rock Shore
 and Country club will celebrate New
 Year in the form of a dinner dance given at the club. This will be a
 real old time celebration of the New
 Year with a special program ar
 ranged by the committee in charge. MT. and Mrs Egbert Marsh of 34S Mill Hill avenue, will entertain at a
 dance tonight in honor of their neph- CIV Bradford Boardman, at their home.
 Arthur Warner of Broad street, will entertain a group of his friends al dinner before the dance that is to } take place at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. Marsh on Mill Hill avenue this evening. His guests will include Sally Layery, Betty Leeds, Elizabeth ) Smith, Doris and Julia Wheeler r Palmer Senior, Norman Leeds, Nath- 3 aniel Bishop and George Foster. s Ray Bellew of State street, is spend. r ing a few days in Chatham, N. Y, a.
 the guest of friends.
 :, Mrs. Russell Bingham of 9O( T Broad street, is confined to her home @ with a severe cold. k The dance at the Brooklawn Coun g try Club on New Years Eve will be = another great social event to society . folk. The ball room has been bret 6 tlly decorated and Coles orchestra has been engaged to furnish tn, - music. The New Year will be usheret
 in with much pomp and ceremony
 and a goodly supply of paper horn e will help in the greetings considera i' bly. On New Years Day, at - o'clock, a luncheon will be served. ~ Irene Fine of New York city, wh v. was a guest as the party of Mimi a Dworken of 754 Lafayette street, ha
 returned home.
 The two lodges of the Sons of Si
 George, the Magma Charta and Pion '- ger lodges, will hold 8 social an dance this evening in the room 0 Ns the order at 176 Fairfield avenue The annual celebrations of the orde r0 are always great events and the chil O. dren, especially, are looking forwar 7 eagerly for the good time prom
 ised.
 All President Wilson has to do in 'O day now is to make 15 speeches. t ie visiting Delegations, revivew 25 pro St sessions, shake hands with 1000 peo ls pie, settle the boundaries of half a. dozen nations consult with all tn X statesmen of all the allied countries ce decide on all the bills to put throug SC Congress at home, and play IS hole Id of golf at the Versailles links