The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-04-22

the above districts are cordially in vited to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. John S. Connor of 810 North avenue entertained over the week end MT. and Mrs. Hubert St. Cyr and daughter, Natalie, and Mrs. Frank Hanlon and son, Bobby, of New Haven.
 The Opportunity Club of the Univ ersalist chruch will give an informal dancing party this evening in the parish house. Miss Margaret Adams is in charge of the affair.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Anna E. Mas sicotte and William L. Spellman, both of this city. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Mrs. William F. Severn and son, Douglas are spending several days at Annapolis, Md.
 Mrs. John A. Rusling, Jr., enter tained informally at tea yesterday afternoon, when the engagement of her sister. Miss Edna B. Northrop, daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. w.. Northrop of 205O North avenue and Rev. Hal. Truman Kearns, pastor of the Church of the Redeemer on Fair field avenue, was announced. Miss Northrop is one of the leading musi- clans of the city and is organist of the Universalist church of which Rev. MT. Kearns is pastor. Since coming to this city MT. Kearns has made many friends and has taken an active part in civic affairs. He served with the A B. F. in France, and before enter ing the service preached in Melrose, Mass.
 Mawritz Mathisen, sales manager of the Blue Ribbon garage, who will leave for Norway shortly, was tender ed a banquet last evening at The Stratf1eld by the employees of the com pany. MT. Mathisen was presented with two travelling bags. More than 40 guests were present.
 Plans have been completed for the concert to be given at the Bridgeport Christian Union this evening. The following artists will furnish the pro 1 gram: Mrs. s. H. Sweet, reader;
 Miss Elsie Siefert, soprano;; Miss l Ruby Berg, mezzo soprano; the Fer guson Riddles, dancers; William Mil Ter, character entertainer; Jack Sulli- van, baritone, and the orchestra of the | Automatic Machine Co.
 Miss Dorothy Gelbman of wordin | avenue is spending a few days in New l York City.
 Mrs David Rhoades, of King street Stratford, is spending some time in 1 Washington, D. c. Mrs. Rhoades is a delegate to the convention of the l Daughters of the American Revolu- l ton which is being held in the capita. | city this week.
 A large audience gathered at the
 Industrial Center, Barnum avenue | last evening, to witness the excellent production of the three-act comedy I 'tA Regiment of Two,' presented un | der the auspices of the Automatic 1 Machine Co., The actors, while anna | teurs left but little to be desired il | the manner of the presentation. Int
 cast included Mrs. B. Ellsworth, ai
 Lena, the maid; A. 4. Garland, a. | Arthur Sewell; Miss M. Downey, a. Grace Sewe1I; L. Berggren, as Mrs | Wilton, a rare, gay old bird; T. Kos
 cao, the Plumber; T. Carroll, Arthu
 Brentwood, 9 real lover and soldier
 Miss M. Krasenics, as Laura Wilton Miss A. NageI, as Mrs. Ira Wilton
 E. E. Case, as Lord Dudley, a. forum
 hunter, and F. Rockwell, as lame 1 Buckner, Mrs. Wilton's brother. Tn
 comedy was staged under the direc
 ton of Alvin W. Bearse of the Y. M
 c. A., H. L. Walker of the committe
 and Fred Rockwell as manager.
 The Map1ewood Recreation Cente l will hold the regular weekly dane
 tomorrow evening at the Junior Higl l school auditorium, Linwood avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Benard Judson ar
 enjoying a motor trip from Toronto
 Canada, and will visit friends i
 Stratford and Bridgeport. MT. an
 Mrs. Judson were former residents c
 Stratford-
 ALL RECREATION CENTERS HAVE FINE PROGRAMS