The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-30
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 Miss Marguerite sanford. daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Francis C. San ford of EIazelwood avenue, gave dinner party last night preceding the Savard dance at the Black Rock Country club. At Miss Sanford's din- ner were: Miss Anna Lafiin of Brook lyn. Miss Leslie Mccarthy Of Dan bury, Miss Virg mia Arnold, Clifford Meaney. Jack Bray, Robert Hawkins Kenneth Hayward
 Miss Elizabeth Kelly formerly of Clarence street will be the solotst at the Ea.mmon De Valera, reception iH the Casino on Friday night. Miss Kelly is now with the Metropolitan Opera Company in New York.
 Miss Mildred Warner of North Main street spent the weekend in New Haven.
 George P. Farley, Jr., of Lewis street and his guest George Brown of New Haven are spending a few days in Meriden.
 
 held such a delightful dance and en- tertainment few nights ago will give g. repetition of the affair on New Wears eve. The dance on Dec. 31 will be under the auspices of the senior members of the club, num- her of solos will be rendered by the members At midnight a buffet lunch will be served. Greenwald's orchestra xrilI furnish the music.
 The first dinner dance given by the Criterion club will be held on New Years eve in the club rooms in the i Newfield budding. The committee on 1 decorations is composed of Albert BjorIzluu. Edward WOerner and Hel- ger Anderson, while W. C. Allen, F. W. Phelps and c. D. Goodrich have charge of the general plans. NIT. Waters will cater. Taylor's orchestra will furnish the music until Z a. m.
 Arrangements are now completed Inv the house committee of the Knights of Columbus to hold open house to the members and their friends all New Years day. In the evening an informal dance open only to the members and their lady friends will take place. Contrary to numer- ous reports the organization will not hold open house or an informal dance on New Years eve.
 MT. and Mrs Archibald McNei, Jr., of Fairfield avenue, entertained Miss Mary Ann Dentler of the Lyric theater stock company and MT. and Mrs. Roy Merkley of New York city, at dinner on Saturd day night.
 
 The Newman club is planning a inc set of lectures to be given during 1920. The first lecturer will proba- ply be Michael Williams, author of the High Romance"
 Mir. and Mrs. Laurence NJ Cornwall of Park avenue, are receiving con eyratuIations upon the birth of daughter, Saturday evening. The little one will be named Aline Paige Cornwall.
 Miss Marguerite Sanford has as her guest over the New Year, Miss Anna Lafin of Brooklyn and Miss Leslie Mccarthy of Danbury.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Savard of No .bIe avenue, gave a delightful danc- ing party last evening at the Black Rock club, for their> daughter Miss Elizabeth, and their two sons, Donald and Harold. About twenty couples were present. Christmas decorations were used. Aiurray's orchestra fur nished the music.
 The long looked forward to re- union of the graduates of the Bridge port High school will take place this evening at the High school. Many out of town guests will be present. Mrs. F. Boynton will prepare the banquet in the lunch room. Dancing will take place in the gymnasium.
 There will be no meeting of the Newman club this evening because of the holidays.
 The members of the Algonquin club will give a large dinner dance in the club room in the Court Exchange on New Years eve.
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