The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-29

nan, Miss Marie Q BTief1 MISS --ill-slIl Fox Miss Isabel Haines, Miss Anna ATck keIvez-. Miss Marion Healey, Miss Irene Mahoney of Paterson, \. J. Miss Helen COyne, Miss Ethel stan lev Miss Irene NOO1an, Miss llarloL Stanley. Miss Edith F'nedlin and Mss Irene stanley and NIessEs. John flaw g1ns. George Farley. IT., Lawrence NEcKeon, Frank GilIane, Thomas Me KeOn. Harold Fox, Charles AlcE-Lroy' John SoIan. Conrad Stemnletz, Nathan Stanley, John Carie--, and Mir and Mrs. Samuel Stanley
 One of the rlerriezt affairs of the Christmas season took place aJ the BrookIawn Country club. Saturday asyellinG. when the Black and " l1-e novelty ball WAS the attraction. Mrs Jonathan Grout. chairman Of the pro gram for December, proved herself <. delightful hostess Many Of the eos zIITnes suggested an ate costHlTa e hall. Probably the most striking cos tune was that of Mrs. Kenneth }t- AIcNeiI. It was composed of a b3a-a satin haren skirt, a coat of silver cloth and a turban of silver cloth with black feather ornaments
 Miss In~eoorg svendsen-Tune, di- rector Of music at the High school went to New York on Christmas Day anli attended the operas. 'CarEa,ller-a Rusticana'' and '-Pagliacci at the Metropolitan Opera house
 Miss Lillian Wing1eId of Broad street has as her guest for . few days Miss Mildred Fa1dstrone of Newark, N- J. Miss WIn5fje1+ will accompany her guest back to Newark on Wednes- day
 Miss Janet zYingdeId of Broad street en1rta5ned a number of her friends at a house party recently Christmas decorations were used, Piano solos were gwen by Miss Augusta AlcCornlick- A buffet lunch was served at late hour Those present were Miss Frances Myers Miss Lillian Fitzgerald, Miss Mabel Meyers, Miss Pauline Rebocks Miss Dorothy Anderson, Miss Helen Reyes, Miss Elizabeth Roach, Miss Lillian and Mss Janet EEinE1leld and NessZ-A Martin Barrett, Lloyd Ware Jack BentIett, Joseph Corcoran, Arthur A-1Ili-age- Lawrence Gallagher RO- land AIcCormack, Richard BoWden, Irwin, Kane and Harry Quick
 Miss CIetis AcNamara of Fairfield avenue will give one of the largest holiday dances at her home on Janu- ary 2, when she will entertain the school set Among Miss 1LcNamara's s guests will be- Miss Dorothy Jen- uinezs, Mss Mildred Watson, Miss Lillian Drew, Miss Virginia Arnold, Miss Elsie Clark, Mss Katherine 3IuI- I5ns, Miss Florence Fox. Miss Mary Dewitt Mss Ina Leary Miss Lola Murphy, Miss Elizabeth Sayard, Miss Catherine CulEEal. Miss Frances HurIey, Miss Marion Chew, Miss Mar guerite Sanford, Ms Evelyn Fay, Miss Ethel PlunmeTs Miss Norma EIoagIand, Miss Ce1c=a Allen, A1s4 Peggy Shelton, Miss Mildred EoTan, Miss Anna L.at1tn of New York, and Adessrs. Robert HamE-1lss Jack Bray, John AfcD0naId. Allan Albert, Freder- ick Ehrzaln, George Buerhlr, Gambler Testry. Ro5erC Rock, FeneIou Spen- Ger. Clifford 9Teaney, Thomas Grant, Frank Clark Robert E-umons, Don aid Lynch, Donald Eavard, Harold Eavard. Hugh Lee, Carol Schutze, Rickard PeaboET, Kenneth Hayward Harold Bosworth. Stephen Sherman and John AIurren
 Miss Isabel Black Of Dover, N J., who has been spending a few weeks as the guest of Miss Margaret Swailes of Curtis avenue. has returned to her home. During Miss Blacks visit, Miss Swat1es gave 2 delightful dancing party En honor of her guest
 pr and Mrs George W HawIey en- tsrJained the members of the Thurs day Luncheon club al dinner Satur- day night preceding the Black and White ball at the BTookIawn club The members include: Mir and Mrs David s. Day, MT. and Mrs Norman Leeds, MT. and Mrs. Robert E Wheeler, Afr- and Mrs. Charles F. Weeks, MT. and Mrs. Edward A. Jen- nings, NIT. and Mrs Sanford Stoddard AIr- and Mrs Stiles E. GoodseIl, MT and Mrs. Henny ". Hinclzs, Dr. and Mrs E. Winthrop Pyle, Mir. and Mrs. Richard ]. Neithercut, MT and Mrs Arthur NJ Marsh and Rev. and Mrs Henry E. Kelly.
 On January 16th the members of tho Black Rock club basketball team will take a trip to New Haven and play conclusions with the Beaver TIiI club. The Beaver Hills were beaten by the Country club in tennis and they are now looking for revenge on the bas- ketioa,H team It is being arranged to provide a large number of automO- piles on this occasion to take the members and their supporters to the game.
 The Veterans of the Foreign Wars will hold their first annual masqUer- ade at the armory on New Years eve. Valuable gifts will be distributed for the best costumes. The committee in charges consists of Charles s. Pen- burn. Thomas H. Jashar, Bert W. Wheeler, Cfondan c. Goodwin. Clayton Ambrose, William H. Lynne and Ray n1ond Hargrave
 Rev. William Horace Day, D. D., 4l,o oH of