The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-03
PERSONALS

Miss Marjorie DeLoss, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. H. H. DeLoss of Park place, spent the weekend at the home of Miss Ella May Thomas of New Jersey.
 Mir. and Mrs. Louis Foulds have re- turned from their wedding trip and are now making their home at Alsace stree. Mrs. Foulds was formerly Miss Mary Watson of Central avenue.
 Miss Anita Fabry. one of the we'll known Metropolitan Opera singers, will give a musical program at the ba- zaar Of the Szecho-SIovaks at Sokol Hall tonight. Miss Fabry will be ac- companied on the piano by Mrs. How ard Spaer. one of the members of the "Wednesday Afternoon Musical club
 Miss Isabel Gregory of HawIey ave- nue. who has been confined to the E1idreport hospital for 6 minor op- eration. has returned to her home where she is recuperating.
 A delightful Halloween party was held last night at the home of Miss Sophie M0skowitz, 157 Federal street. Games were held and refreshments were served. A fine time was en- pjoyed by all present, who included Miss N. Leyenthal, Miss R. Ribner, Miss NJ. Ostrofsky. Miss NJ. RappO port Miss A Postal, Miss E. Hammer and Miss s. Tatarsky and the Messrs. NJ. Schine, F. Postal. L. Ostrofsky, H. Lavine. H. Dinnerstein. W. Lavine and X. Wishengrad. Miss Moskowitz made a delightful hostess
 Mrs. P. Griffin of So1 Catherine street, her daughter, Miss Mary. and sons. Daniel and John. spent the weekend enjoying a motor trip up the Berkshires.
 Sergeant Harold White, who for Inany months has been stationed at Base Hospital 31, at Garlic, Penn., has returned to his home on Hanover street, after having received his dis charge.
 Mrs. Thomas Lynch of Norman street, entertained at a Halloween party on Friday evening. Gay Hal lowe'en colors were used effectively in the decorations. Miss Ruth Alvord favored with numerous piano solos and dancing was enjoyed by all pres ent. During the course of the even ing a buffet luncheon was served. Those present were Miss Mae Ange- Itne Miss Cannon, Miss Ruth Alvord, Miss Dorothy McDougau, Miss Mar garet Quinn, Charles Terry. Charles Hutchinson. Bob Kett, Frank Detre, Edward RunIey, Mrs Patterson, Mrs. George Copper, Mrs Daniels Mrs Anna Kane, MT. and Mrs. John Sef- fern and Mrs. Thomas Lynch.
 The Girl Scouts of the Mountain Laurel Troop will give a masquerade dance on November s, at o'clock ln the evening at the Warner Insti- tue. corner Lafayette and Atlantic street. Music by the Rink orchestra will be Q delight of the evening.
 Tte Wednesday Workers of the ! United church will meet this week at \a. morning session when phLanthropic sewing will be resumed. Luncheon will be served at noon.
 MT and Mrs. G. H. Leland of Trans 5ztan avenue entertained last night n Honor of their house guests. MT. and : Mrs Frederick H. CIarksOn Of Buff fa-o. \. '. With music, dancing and several dramatic recitations, a most crjoyahIe evening was spent. Present were MT. and Mrs. F. T. Smith, MT. =nd Mrs. V. D. Hutchinson, Miss Gladys Murphy. Miss Bessie Stark, Miss Eugenia Wilson, Frederick Troy and Robert and Nathaniel Day.
 Mrs. Charles I. Crosby, chairman of the Ways and Means committee of the Bridgeport Comfort club, has called a meeting for Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock to complete plans for the informal dance to be given by the club at The Stratf1eld ballroom in the near future.
 Mrs. Frederick A. Strong, 2211 Main street, opened her home this after noon for a special meeting of the ex- ecutive board of the Mary Silliman chapter when plans were completed for the Colonial Days" pageant and supper to be given by the chapter.
 Miss Florence Hastings of Mer- chant street, will be hostess at a card party to be given at her home to- morrow evening for the benefit of special proteges of the Avignon club Funds with which to help out a num- Der of fathers of club proteges is greatly needed and the members of the organization are now cooperating to answer the many. appeals which have come to their attention. A large number is anticipated at the card party.
 Miss Helen Shelton, who has been very prominent in athletic, dramatic and school affairs at the Bridgeport High school, has been elected to play on the sophomore basket ball team at Mount Holyoke college. Miss shelton was chosen from a large number of contestants.
 Miss Rheta Simpson of Newfield avenue returned to her home after short visit with her uncle and aunt Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Simpson of Brooklyn, N. Y