The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-09
PERSONAL DOINGS OF
 BRIDGEPORT FOLKS

E. Wilson, were among those from this city who attended the inaugural ball of Gov. Marcus H. Holcomb in Hartford last night.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Marie c. Lennon, daughter of Mrs. John B. Casserly of 150 Washington Terrace, and James A. McElroy of 3O7 Golden Hill St. Both young people are well known in the city and the announcement comes as a surprise to their many friends. Miss Lemon, a graduate of the Bridgeport High school, and of the City Normal school. class of 1913, Is at present a member of the teach ing staff at the Washington school. Mir. McElroy, a graduate of the Georgetown University and of the Mass. Institute of Technology in Bos- ton, was appointed city engineer over e year ago. No date has been set for the wedding.
 { Mrs. Roberttne Kelsey will be the installing officer at a regular meeting of the Elias Howe, Jr., Women's Re lief Corps for the installation of of ficers, which will take place this af- ternoon. in the c. A. R. hall.
 Miss Bernstein and Miss Mary SIotnick, of the Ordnance department, were members at a birthday party at the home of Miss Frances Levy of Devon which took place last Wednes- day.
 William Snythe of Brooklyn, and William Sissley of Troy were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Charles r. Williams of 156 West avenue for a few days.
 Miss Catherine Sullivan, a graduate nurse, is c0nvalescing at St. Vincent's hospital from her recent illness.
 Mir and Mrs. Charles Williams of i West avenue entertained at dinner on Sunday Lieut.. Daniels, Ruchards and Sullivan who are stationed at Mine ola. L. l.
 1 On Tuesday evening, the home of ! Miss Mary Slotnick of 568 Seaview i avenue was the scene of a merry par 1 ty. The girls present had a most i enjoyable time dancing and singing. | During the course of the evening, tea and light refreshments were served. l Among those present were the Misses Ida Zolotin, "Dick' Bernstein, Julia l Segal. Sophie Lutwack, of Hartford, Mary SIotnick, Lillian Cohen of New | Haven and Jennie Slotnick. Capt. Nj. Carl Beck, known in ci- l yJ | and will resume his practice here. l While in the service, Dr. Beck was in ] charge Of the Special Tuberculosis | Examining Board" at the various | camps where he was stationed.
 Members of the Round Table will meet tomorrow evening at the home of Mrs. F. Merton Hammond, chair man of the work committee, of $50 Clinton avenue. French Art will be the subject for discussion.
 Sarah Slotnick, of 568 seaview ave- nue, was the guest of friends in New York city during the holiday vaca- tion-
 The "B" club of the Bridgeport High school will hold dance at the gymnasium of the school on Fri
 day evening, which will be one of the events of the school year. The Athletic association under the able direction of Mir. Hunt has organized
 one of the best teams the school ever had.
 Saul Wittenstein, who has been in
 Florida for the past few months,
 spent two weeks vacation at the
 home of his parents, Rabbi and Mrs
 William Wfttenstein of 512 Park ave nue.
 Joseph p. Heating, Y. g N, of the . American Convoy Detail, who has
 been stationed at New York, is 3 spending Q five days leave at his [ home, 128 Park place.
 l Mrs. Charles Edwards will be hos a tess for the Saturday tea at tho v Brooklawn Country club. In the eve f ming dinner will be served and the i movie" that night will be Miss Viv. d ian Martin in 'tMirandy Smiles" f Louis Grudin of New York city wa! f the weekend guest of Mir and Mrs a T. N. Finkelstone of East Main street 2 The Rev. John J. Donnelly, son O MT. ard Mrs. John J. Donnelly of g ', Fremont street, recently ordained t r the holy priesthood, at St. Andrews :. church, Erie, Penn, has left Bridge
 port to take up his ministerial dutie ', in Lead, South Dakota. Father Don 7 nelly wishes to express his sincere ap < preciation and thanks to all thos
 who were so generously kind to hin
 particularly the Rev. Dr. Moore, Rev a Bernard Kelly of Olea N. J., an ~ other priests who assisted him in tn 70 celebration of his firs< mass. - Dr. Harry H. Weis, who until a fe7
 weeks ago was surgeon at the Elmer
 gency hospital, in the absence of D
 B. c. Pasuth, who was in the service
 has resumed his practice at his offic
 at All Park avenue.
 All arrangements and plans hay
 already been completed for the dane
 to be held in the Masonic temple o
 Tuesday, January 14, under the aus IT, pices of the Bridgeport Hebrew Chi
 dren's Aid society, and the member AS of the organization are hoping it wi l. be a great success,
 a HOUSEHOLD HINTS ,n Save oIdf ribbons of various color