The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-30

MISS MARGARET MILNOE of Fairmont terrace, Stratfield, will open her home on Thursday even- 1ns for the meeting of tine stratfeld Players club when rehearsals for Murder Will Out" and Mary Anne" will be started under the direction of Miss Ethel Knatt. These plays are ito be presented at the Strafield Com imunity house during the Christmas holidayS. The members of this organi- ;zation have worked diligently in dra- tmatfcs for the past year and nave lsucceeded In producing many worth swhiie plays in a capable manner.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN CLARK SON of Clarkson street left today fer jBelleview, Florida, where they will jbe registered at the Hotel Belleview for the winter months
 THOMAS MURPHY of Grand Rapids, Mich, formerly of this city. is the guest of friends here for brief ystay. MT. Murphy was at one time buyer in RockwelTs store and is now sconnected with one of the largest de- .partment stores in Grand Rapids. ! ST. MARY'S GUILD of Trinity iEpiscopal church. at the corner of Broad and Fairfield avenue, will hold its annual Christmas sale on Thurs tday, Dec. 2, from until o'clock. There will be both fancy and useful ,articles at the various booths and de- ilicfous homemade food. A grab bag ihas been arranged for the children land luncheon will be served at moon time.
 THERE, WE'RE about 12 tables of bridge at the Bridgeport Art League seral of the members entertained their Friends. Prizes for the highesf scores were won by Mrs. George Lee, Mrs. Moody Downer, Mrs. H. Il. 1Tx-eJ HNn SGDberts. Tea was enjoyed after the lcard playing.
 { ANNOUNCEMENT has hecn made Hng and John Craig, which took place tn Stamford. Both young people are well known in this city, where they Formerly resided. During the war they were connected with the district lordnancc department.
 MRS. H. F. BRANDES of Fairfield avenue, was hostess for a luncheon chrysanthemums were the table dec oratfons and covers were laid for the following guests: Mrs. Arthur Hig- ney of Fall River, Mass, who is Mrs Brandes' house guest; Mrs. Frank Hickman, Mrs. David Sanford. Mrs Carolyn Doremus and Mrs. T. I. Fer guson.
 
 westfeld avenue, will open her home tomorrow for the meeting of the Thimble Bee. All members are re- nuested to be present.
 s MISS IRENE BRAKEMAN of Brookview avenue, has returned from a weeks sojourn with relatives ip Branford. Conn.
 < MRS. HARRY WELDON of 48s Colorado avenue is entertaining her mother, Mra. J. Allen, fof Weston, Conn.,, for several days.
 THE WEDDING OF Miss Lila Cor man of Ja~les street and Arthur whitstanley of Noble avenue will take place the latter part of this week. Only the immediate families will be present at the ceremony. The bride Is former employe of the Rowland Dry Goods Co.,, while the groom is af- fi1iated with the Ashcroft Manufac- During Co.
 THE T. c. CLUB of O1ivet Congre- gational church will give supper tomorrow evening preceding the final sesSion of the school of Missions.
 MRS. E. A. JENNINGS of Brook lawn avenue will open her home on Friday afternoon for another benefit bridge party under the auspices of the Thursday Luncheon club.
 THE WEDDING OF Miss Mabel Sochia and Arthur Stanley, both of emnized recently at the home of the brides relatives, MT. and Mrs. Stan- ley l.. Bennett, of Stratford. After honeymoon trip, the couple will reside on Wood avenue.
 MISS HOPE KELLY of Park ave- nue, has returned from Providence, R. l., where she has been visiting relatives for the raRt few days
 FRIENDS OF Miss Nan McPha1 of Myrtle court. will be sorry to hear that she is confined to her home with a severe cold.
 INVITATIONS have been issued for the annual New Years dance to be given by Kramsr Nicholson of Park avenue, and Tru'ock Hathaway of Clinton avenue. at the Hathaway -es- fdence. This is one of the popular Yuletde events for the young folks who make merry on this occasion.
 THE ANNUAL Charity Ball this year. which is to be held in the ball room of the Stratfield hotel on the evening of Dec. 27, will be q "MistIe- toe Ball." and promises to eclipse any of the dances held in previous years. A large orchestra of IA pieces will furnish music for the occasion. The committee in charge includes Mrs. w, II. Griffith. chairman; assisted by Mrs. Harvey Hubbell. Mrs, H, H. De Loss and Mrs. De Yer H. Warner assisted by members of the Thimble club and Little Sisters.
 MIR. AND MRS. E, B. BLAISDELI of Marne avenue, have arrived home from Fall River, Mass, where they were entertained by relatives for a few days.
 MRS. R. T. MANN of 1ss Gather inc street, has as her guest for a few days, her sister, Miss Bessie Pickett of New London, Conn.
 A A DELIGHTFUL social and enter tainment was held in the Sacred Heart school hall on Park avenue by the Children of Mary society of Sa cred Heart church.
 SNO MEETING of the Tuesday Af ternoon Rector's Guild of St. George: church, was held this afternoon be
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