The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-14

severai udyS VlSlI III HartIord Witn friends.
 INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN IS- SUED for the wedding of Miss Sannie B&ssett of Salem street and Rev. Warren Hall of New York city, which is to take place next week Miss Bas- sett is popular teacher at the high school as well as active worker in O1ivet Congregational church.
 ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON the Women's Guild of St. Luke's church will conduct an apron sale and tea in the parish house to which a cordial invitation is extended the public.
 THE MEMS ASSEMBLY of Olivet Congregational church will give a supper on Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock, when g. general good time Will be in order with speaking, music and open discussions.
 MRS. WILLIAM JEPSON of Will mot avenue has called a meeting of all the women in the 18th district for thib evening at 8 o'clock. to be held in the Republican club rooms on Gen. tral avenue. The purpose of this meeting is to organize the Connecticut League of Republican Women
 FRIENDS OF MISS EVELYN GRACE of Atlantic street will be pleased to learn that she is rapidly | COHNdieSClUB dI neT nome dILeT an operation for appendicitis at St. Vim cents hospital.
 MRS. ARTHUR BARNSLEY of 3393 Main street, will entertain the Ladies Auxiliary of Letter Carriers at her home on Wednesday evening. The annual election of officers will take place and all of the members are urged to be present.
 F,PTENpDS OE n1iss Navy uo.d1ey off Stratford will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home with illness.
 PLANS ARE BEING PERFECTED for the card party and dance to be given by the Women's Auxiliary of the American Legion at The Strat- field next Monday evening. In the sun parlors there will be tables ar ranged for those who care to play cards, with attractive prizes to be awarded to those holding the highest scores at each table. The dancing will take place in the ballroom where Murray's full orchestra will furnish music for the occasion. The committee in charge of the affair, which promises to be an enjoyable one, includes: Mrs. Charles Crosby, chairman, assisted by Mrs. ton, Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. Lot tie Price.
 MRS. LYMAN HILL of TIA Sea- view avenue, secretary of the Queens Daughters, reuests that all money for tickets used at the door be turned ; in to her immediately so that ac- counts can be settled up and a report made The entertainment which was held on Dec. 1. in Colonial Hall, was both a financial and social success.
 A PRETTY miscellaneous shower was rendered to Miss Mildred Fraw ley of IFS Parallsl street. at th' home of Mrs. Harry J. Sheridan O 152 Whitney avenue, recently. Mis- F'raw1ey will soon become the bride of Otto F'ranzel. Many beautiful ant useful gifts were presented tht bride-elect. The color scheme uset to decorate the house was red ant green. On the dining room table where a dainty supper was served stood a tiny Christmas tree trimmed for the occasion and wreaths O holly and red and green crep' paper were used effectively Numbered among those pres ent were Miss Mae Bender, Mis- Margaret Sheridan, Miss Veronic; Hellman, Miss Leona Petruschell Miss Clara Strempel, Miss Clar; HaAf. Miss May Eron. Miss There's Wellman, Miss Dorothy Petruschell Kelvey, Mrs. F. Orton, Mrs. J. Tier ney. Mrs. J. Henderson, Mrs. L. Pc truschell. Mrs. M. Strempel, Mrs. F J. Tierney, Mrs. A. Frawley, Mrs. , Savary and Mrs. H. J. Sheridan.
 THE ANNUAL meeting of the par ishioners of the Stratford Congrega