The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-10-23

M
BELL of Park avenue are spending
the weekend at their country home
in Long Hill.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN H. GREEN
WOOD of 1850 Park avenue left to-
day for Palm Beach. Fla, to spend
the winter months.
MRS. FRANK BURTON of Brook
lawn avenue will open her home on
Tuesday afternoon for the first meet
ing of the College club, to be held at
BIAS o'clock. Miss Margaret T.. Cor
win, executive secretary to the Dean
of Yale Graduate school, will be the
speaker. Miss ,Corwin is secretary OF
the State Federation of College Clubs,
and will tell of the advantages to be
derived from utilization with the fed
Grafton. Assisting Mrs. Burton will
be Mrs. J. w. Shafer.
F MR.. AND MRS. FRANK BECKER
of Haddon street are rejoicing over
the arrival of a daughter born TINS
week at their home Mrs. Becker was
formerly Miss Helen Krause.
MISS RUTH GREENWOOD of
Park avenue is spending the week
end in New York city with friends.
Miss Greenwood will witness one or
the popular Broadway performances
this evening.
MISS MARJORIE SMITH of Myr-
tie avenue will be hostess for the
meeting of the Smith College club at at
it's first meeting next wednesday
afternoon. Prof. Everett klmbaa OF
the Department of History and Gov
eminent at Smith, will be the speaker
and has chosen for his subjects
What Smith College Is Doing to Fit
Students for Citizenship" Plans for
the winter will also be formulated.
MR.. AND MRS. ARTHUR BIRKS
of 43 Yale street, returned today after
spending a few days in Ti1ton. N H.,
where they visited their daughter,
Miss Kathryn Birks, who Is attend
ing the Tilton Academy.
MISS KATHERINE V. BURNS, a
graduate of the Frances Fox Institute
of New York, has opened an institute
in the Professional Building on
LAFAYETTE street She will teach the
scientific methods of treatment for
the scalp and hair.
MISS ELSIE EIsENMANN was
hostess at a. party given on THURSDAY
night at the home of her sister, Mrs
George Fitzpatrick, 1910 East Main
street. Music and dancing was en-
joyed and a buffet luncheon was serv-
ed. Those present were Dot Breen,
Florence Schultz, Grace Noonan, Mil
dred Bauman. Nellie Alling. Lillian
AlIing, Margaret Callahan, Emily
Lingard, Mildred Warner, Florence
Unqwin, Margaret Eisenman and
William Sniffen, Edward Eek, Carol
Schultz, John Lang, Gordon Howes
Charles Schultz, Austin Humphreys,
Jack Banks. Maurice White and
Frank Billings.
THE LEAP YEAR SIX viii give a
barn dance on Tuesday night in a
large barn at the corner of Barnum
and Central aveues. About 40 inv1-
tations have been sent out for the af-
fair.
MEMBERS OF THE Golden Hill
Council were hostesses at young
peoples party given last evening in
their club rooms, ISL State street.
Dancing was enjoyed. Piano selections
Lucy Veness and Miss Helen Peck.
Those present were: Violet REQ,
Flora Kerwin, Janet Rozene, Helen
Peck, Eva Taylor, Mildred Warner,
Ruth Bauman, Helen Beckman, Flor
enece Summerset. Madelyn Farley,
Lucy Veness, Grace milford and
Helen Saunders, Ralph Sipperly, Ern-
est Leaf. Harold Leroy, Earl Smith,
George LaVallie, Harold Hyde,
George Benjamin, Harold Avery,
Smith, William Hoyt, Frank REILLY,
also Mrs. James Holt, Mrs. Verness,
Mrs Samuel RoZene, Mrs. George
Farley and William Russell.
MISS LETA SAUNDERS became
the bride of William Lichtner of
| Rowsley street5 on "Wednesday even
| ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Morehouse of Garfield avenue.
| Rev. A. F. Campbell, pastor of the
| Washington Park M. E. church, Off
ciated Miss Veronica Walsh of
| Stamford was the maid of honor, ana
| Burton Saunders, also of Stamford,
was best man. Little Cornelia
Lounsbury acted as flower girl. After
a wedding trip through New England,
| the couple will reside on Fairfield
| avenue
| MISS MAE HAMMOND arranged a
delightful miscellaneous shower the
other evening for Miss Theresa Crow
| ley at her home, 421 Catherine street
Dancing, was the diversion of the
| evening'S entertainment and about SO
I guests were present. Hallowe' en-
| decorations were used effectively.
MIR. AND MRS. E. C. O'REILLY
| of New York city will entertain al
dinner this evening at the Brooklawn
for six guests. They are motoring UP
here to enjoy the professional goh
matches to be played at the club.
| MISS 1CVELYN ENGSTRO M
| daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A P. Eng
| strom, pastor of the Swedish Baptist
| church, was given a kitchen shower
| last evening at the home of Mrs
John Larson of Linwood avenue. Miss
Engstrom is to marry David Gibson
in November.
| A CANTATA will be sung tom orro0
1 evening by the choir at Washington
Park Methodist church. They will
| present the Conversion by
| Mathews. The soloists include: Miss
! Katherine Russell, soprano; Mrs.
/, Thomas Lake, contraFo; Edgar Web
| ster. tenor, and Harry Crost. bass.
| Arvfn B. Hall is organist and choir
| director.
A WEDDING OF LOCAL interest
| took place this morning in Worcester,
Mass, when Miss Margaret F. Nc
Keen of that city, and Peter J. Tyer
Keen of that city, and Peter j. Tyler
I - owl in