The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-08
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 MISS GLADYS HULL, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. O. Hull of 1903 Iran- listan avenue. who attends the Scud- der school in New York city, spent | the weekend home with her parents MISS VILLA REID of North ave- ,nue will be hostess for an important meeting of the Opportunity club to- | morrow evening when final plans for the Thanksgiving dansant on Thurs l lday evening, November 18th, will be made and other business matters transacted. AMONG THE MANY BRIDGE iPORTEES noted at the Yale-Brown game at the bowl in New Haven on tha Purdy. 2siss Bess O'Brien, MT. and Efrs Stiles GoodseT, MT. and Mrs. David Day, MT. and Mrs. Richard I. iEeithercut, MT. and Mrs. B. E. Stone, Eaton. Miss Inogene Fuller, Frank Bradhurst, Emmet Beardsliey, George Stevens, Miss Maude Hill, Fred. Bit 'terInan, Edward Killion, Miss Irene Mrs. Robert Fay, George Williams, Charles Stevens, Morton Butler, Miss fMabelle Pederson, MT. and Mrs. Rol- land Mapelsden, and MT. and Mrs. Ed ward Carpenter.
 SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Samuel J .Slawson of Broad street will attend the convention of the New fErglaid Association of School Super intendents> in Boston, Mass, on No fvember 10, II, and 12, at which a program will be worked out to cover legislative requirements for use in in- fiuencipg legislation in the New Eng land States.
 THE HALL HOME settlement house at 715 Main street, will be noon at 4 o'clock, when the work of the Newington Home for Crippled Children under the auspices of the Connecticut Aid will be presented. Representatives of each of the char ftable organizations have been in- cluded in the large invitation list. Remarkable results have been Se- cured in the treatment of little chill dren. Miss Constance Lee, su- pertntendent of the home. and AL fred Taylor, executive secretary, will make the addresses.
 MRS. SUSAN IIAWLEY DAVIS will present an authority upon sta ge technique with its relation to opera on Wednesday evening at o'clock, when Miss Enrice Clay Diloln of New - York and Milan will speak in the assembly hall of the Bridgeport Business & Professional women's club. Members of Mrs. Davis vo cal classes have been extended invi- tations to attend
 GEORGE SHEPARD of Fairfield avenue, attended the Princeton Saturday. MT. Shepard spent the week end with friends in Boston.
 MIR. AND MRS. w. E. M. BOLLEs of Wood avenue have returned home from Boston, Mass, where they witnessed the Princeton-Har- yard game.
 MIR. AND MRS. E. E. STONE of John street, have returned from a motor trip and visit with friends in Torrtngton, Conn.
 MRS. MARY DARGAN and daughter, Miss Jane, and niece, Miss Betty Mulvihill, of 40 Park terrace, were rendered surprise party. on from an extended visit in Ireland Yellow and white were the decora- tions used, with vases of huge chrysanthemums on the dining room mental and vocal selections were rendered, followed by the serving o1 a delicious buffet supper.
 MIR. AND MRS. F. w. MARSH o1 Park avenue, have returned from a visit with friends in New York and New Jersey.
 MRS. R. A. MacBRIDE of Parl avenue, will have charge of the tes room which is soon to open at tht Bridgeport Business & Professiona Women's club, in the Liberty build ing.
 MRS. G. l.. MCPHERSON of Eas Eaton street, left on Saturday fo a months tour through the west. 
 MIR. AND MRS. LESTER BRAD BURY of Alpine street, attended tn Wesleyan-Amherst game in Middle town Saturday.
 MISS MARY RADET, daughter o Mrs Bena Rade1 of Washington ave nue, has returned from Boston, wher she was entertained by a former class mate at Smith College over the week end.
 AIRERBEAN AND MRS E. A DREW of 219 Thorne street are re joicinG over the arrival Of a bapy gi1 born at St. Vincent's hospital yester day. The newcomer is the fourt child in the Drew family and ha been named Anna.
 A HALLOWEEN miscalleaneou shower was given on Saturday evenin at the home of Miss Anne Kerwin C Black Rock avenupe in honor of Mis Elizabeth Harrigan, who will we Vincent Goldman in the near future.
 BURR BARTRAM, who attend Princeton preparatory school Princeton, N. J., spent the weaken with his mother, Mrs. Eleanor Bal tram at The Stratf1eld.
 
 THE MARY BEARDSLEY sc CTETY of the Olivet Congregation; church will hold it's regular meetin tomorrow afternoon at 3:20 o'clock the church parlors. The Thimb club will gather at o'clock. Plar for a large fair to be held on Nov will be discussed.
 PATRONESSES for. the dant