The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-20

table was prettily decorated in red
and white lighted with candles. Among |
the guests hidden were: Miss Epha |
Silliman, Miss Elizabeth Savard, Miss
Grace Meeker of Danbury, S. Munger
Sim of Detroit. Mich; Donald Russell
of New York city; Charles Forested
mond. Music was furnished by Tay-
.lor's orchestra
MISS ELIZABETH SAvARD,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. savard
of Noble avenue. leaves the latter part
of this week to resume her studies at
Marymount Seminary on the-Hudson.
/, Sutherland Palmer, of Park Place
spent the weekend being entertained |
by friends in Easton, Pa
MISS SELMA STONE of Highland
avenue has arrived home after enjoy
ing a fortnight's sojourn in Schnec-
tady. N. Y.
THE FIDELITY REBEKAH
LODGE will hold a special meeting
tonight at O'Clock at their new hall
in ST. Georges building on Stratford
avenue. A full attendance is request
ed.
MISS LORETTA MORRISSEY of
Golden Hill street has left to take a
Especial course of studies at Columbia
University in New York city this sea-
SON.
VINCENT SULLIVAN of Wood
avenue has left for Holy Cross Uni
versity, Worcester, Mass, to resume
his course of studies.
HiH avenue, was hostess for a 1un-
lcheOn on Friday at the Stratfield no
tel, followed by a theatre patty at the
Lyric Covers were laid for 10 guests.
WARNING Schultz of Harlem
avenue has returned home after be-
ing confined in a hospital in Boston,
Mass, for several days, undergoing
Schultz expects to enter college as
soon as he recuperates
GEORGE CLANCY of Pequonnock
street is spending several days at his
home here before returning to his po-
sition in Pittsburgh, Penna-
VINCENT SEXTON of stratford is
entertaining as his house guest his
cousin, william Fitzgerald of Los An
geies, California. who is stationed on
Governors Island
MISSES HELEN AND HARRIET
HYDE OF Savoy street motored to
New Haven to spend the weekend
visiting relatives
MISS BERTHA HITCHCOCK of
Fairfield has left to take a special
course in designing at Columbia Uni
versity, New York
MR.. AND MRS. FRED. TRACY of
1850 Fairfield avenue, accompanied
by Miss Beatrice Marsh. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs buckingham Marsh OF
Colorado avenue, motored to New
York today to visit Miss Ailcep
knight, formerly of this city
MISS PRISCILLA TRUMBULdl.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank S.
Trumbun sof Mill Hill avenue, left on
Saturday to enter Wellesley college,
Mass, to pursue Il course of studies
MISS CATHERINE CJILINAN,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Gull
Imam of Elmwood place, Is among the
many Bridgeport students to enter
Smith college, Northampton, Mass,
this fall.
MISS NORMA HOAGLUND, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs +. o. HoaSlund
of Elmwood place. will leave soon for
Nassar college, Poughkeepsie, New
York, to enter her freshman year.
STUDENTS RETURNING to Mary
mount seminary on the Hudson this
week are Miss Marguerite Sanford of
Hazefwood avenue, Miss Evelyn Fay
OF Sterling place, and Miss Virginia
ARNOLD of Coleman street
MISS MARY OLEARY of 621 No
BILE avenue attended the performance
at the Shubert treatre in New Haven
with a party of friends on Saturday
evening.
MISS FLORENCE RICHARDS of
724 North avenue has returned from
New Haven where she has been at
tending a dance given by the Lawn
Club
IRA WARNER of Park Place was
host for a delightful supper party
last evening at his country home
l"Restmore,' in Fairfield, in honor OF
man Windsor, whose engagement was
recently announced. Pretty dahlias
served as table decorations Covers
were laid for the following guests:
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford Warm. Miss
Betty Havens. Miss Harriet Windsor
Miss Eleanor Bartram. Miss Betty
Schuman of Evanston, Ill, Miss Mar
earet Neithercut, Miss Dorothy North
rop, Miss Ethel skinner. Sherman
windsor, Henry Bishop, Jr.. Charlie:
Skinner, Jack Wheeler, Burr Bar
tram, Norman Leeds. Jr., and Ira
Warner.
MISS VIRGINIA IVES. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ives of North ave
nue. entertained at dinner on Saturda!
evening in honor of her house guest
Including Carleton Hoadley ofSNv
Haven, Hubert Fisher of Hartford
Miss Betty Schuman of Evanston. Ill.
Miss Doris Bryant and Jack Wheeler
both of this city. The party ATTENDED
the dance at the Brooklawn Countr
club for which Wittstein's orchestr.
from New Haven furnished music
MISS MARY HLNCKS, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Hincks o
Park Place is entertaining as ne
house guest, Miss Marion Hessert, o
Chicago, I'LL
MR.. AND MRS ALLEN MoRTol
REARDSLEY of Maple street, STRAIT
ford left on Friday for an extende
motor trip through the White Noun
sains accompanied by party c
friends.
MRS. HARRY WELDON of 46