The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-30
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 The Tongue

THE LEAP YEAR SIX held a large masquerade party and barn dance on Tuesday evening on Central avenue. Games were played but dancing was the main diversion of the evening Those present were: The Misses Mary Kelley, Mabel Meyer, Evelyn Telley, Florence Evans, Esther Hagan, Kath- crime Telley, Molrine Hockheiser, Mil dred Platt. Florence Murphy, Kath- crime Mccullough, Jane Hunt, Fay Sutton and Messrs Warren Bruce, Benny Dorkin, John O'Donnel1, Charles Walsh, Charles, Ray, Valerie Leonard Riccio, Dore Leipsher, Billy Knablin, Ralph Borg and Charles Hopwood.
 Tuesday evening in ho9or of Johnson Abercrombie of Hayes street. The guests were in masquerade costume and dancing and games made the evening a most enjoyable one. Those present were Irene Broderick, Mar guerite Smith. Anna Drew, Virginia Reilly. Lillian Kiely, Winifred Kelly, Helen Mullins, Sue Sullivan, Marion Greening, Katherine Crowley, also Bob Walsh. Frank Troy, Bill Crowley, William McKeon, Edward Kennel, AL Thomas Rielly, Raymond Bellew, Vaughan Abercrombie and Johnson fAbercrombie.
 
 i'783 Nichols avenue. Stratford, enter tained at large masquerade party, at their home on Thursday evening. Ghost games were played and an cheStra furnished the music for danc- ing. Pumpkin pie, cider, apples and other appropriate refreshments were served. Those present were: Miss Marguerite F'eydt, Miss Fannie Ma gtnn, Miss Rita Hall, Miss Mae Cur tiss, Miss Kathleen Frederick, Miss Gladys Dahlin, Miss Catherine Ma ginn: Mrs. John Cahill. Mrs. M: J. Dahlin, Mrs. E. r. Maginn and Ed wrad Roach, James Linehan, George Prestt. Jack Cunningham, Dr. Joseph Ruby. Junior Dahlin, MT. and Mrs. Dhalin.
 A HALLOWEEN MASQUERADE PARTY wsa given on Wednesday night in honor of Benjamin Thorpe, Jr., at his home, 2S69 Main street. The rooms were attrcatively decorated with paper witches. black caps and cornsta1ks. A buffet luncheon was served late in the evening. Those present were: MT. mad Mrs. Joseph Seems MT. and Mrs. Edwrad Stack, MT. and Mrs. Frank Dorsch, MT. and Mrs Sam Beardsley, Mrs. Jean Card Miss Agnes Greenwood, Howard Greenwood, Robert Reyburn, MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe, Sr., and MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Thorpe, Jr.
 THE MEMBERS OF THE SEWING CIRCLE will give their second leap year masquerade party at the Brook lawn pavilion on Wednesday, Novem- will be divided in equal parts to the MILK and Egg Fund of the Council of Jewish Women, the Hebrew Orphan Children's fund and the Sisterhood of the Park Avenue Temple. Prizes will be given for the most original and the prettiest costumes. The members of the Circle are Mrs. Charles Brady, Miss Blanche Meltzer Ruth MendeI- 
 Lena Scher and Miss Helen Rosen- thai. A meeting to complete the plans for the dance. will be held at the home of Miss Scher, on Washing ton Terrace on Monday evening.
 THE TONES ALUMNI ASSOCIA- afternoon in the Professional and - Business Women's club house in the Liberty building. The business meet ing took up the greater prat of the afternoon and dinner was served at o'clock.
 MRS. MAUDE FRENCH of Brook lyn, New York, is the house guest of Mrs. Walter B. Iashar of Clinton ave- nue for over the weekend.
 DINNER RESERVATIONS at the Brooklawn Country club Halloween masquerade for this evening are: MT. and Mrs. Carl Seimon. G. w. Wheeler, Mir. and Mrs Harry. H. De Loss MT. and Mrs. Ralph Blackburn; Major and Mrs. c. K. Skinner Dr. and Mrs Arthur La Field, MT. and Mrs. Louis Eutcher, MT. and Mrs. Louis B. Powe . Howard Lee, Lieut. Commander R G. Thomas, Lieut.. Com. T. Bennett Lieut.. Com. c. A. Lockwood. Mir and Mrs. c. H. Graesner, Mrs. I. DeVer Warner, and MT. and Mrs. Charles Logan.
 MRS. PRESCOTT NICHOLS ot Stratfield and the Misses Anne and Elizabeth Holmberg of IIaviland ave- nue. were hostesses for Hallowe' en party Fast evening at the Nichols res idence. Dancing and games were en. toyed and buffet supper served Those present were: Miss Heller Lyhnes. Miss Catherine Book, Miss Harris. Burroughs Perry, Prescot1 Nichols. and Harry Mitchell
 MRS. M. A. GLEASON of Fourtt lowe'en party at her home last even. ing when stunts of all sorts were par. ticipated in by the guests present
 MISS BERTHA BREsI,Aw of 2o. Capitol avenue was hostess at a. mas querade party given last evening a her home The evening was spent il playing games and dancing. Thos, present were Fannie Kantor, Ros, Breslaw. Mollie Thurman, Mildred Un ger. Dora Zollotin, Mary Tomlinson and Messrs. Lewis Kanton, Nat Vein stein, John Postol, Henry Iayine John Nadine William Rosseye ant Harry Schwartz.
 A DOUBLE SHOWER in honor O Miss Anna Feinstein and Miss Lillian Cederbaum took place on Tuesda, night at the home of Mrs. Georg Fink1estone on Vine street. Mis- Feinstein will become the bride O William Herman, and Miss Cederbal1r the bride of Joseph Small in the earl spring. Both brides-elect were pre- sented with rose-colored tea sets wit gold Rankings. Those present wer Miss Eena Scher, Miss Essie Coher Miss Hazel Finkelstone, Miss Sar Scher, Miss Charlotte Winter, Miss Id kutler, Miss Berta Fast, Miss Bessi Flamn, Miss Betty Reich, Miss Libb