The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-27
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MRS. RALPH SHERRY of Park 1 avenue and Mrs. I. w. Birdseye of | Fairfield avenue were hostesseS for a | bridge and tea yesterday afternoon in honor of Miss Eugenia Barker of Coleman street. About 100 invita- | tions were issued.
 MRS. BENA RADEL of Washing ton avenue is the guest of her daugh- ment in New York city.
 i MRS ELMER BEARDSLEY of State street is sojourning in the me- l tropolis for a few days with friends
 INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN re- | ceived for the wedding of Miss Ange- | Jus Campana, daughter of MT. and Mrsss Charles Campana of Myrtle ave- nue2and Joseph Shea, to take place | at the Sacred Heart church on No | vember 3rd.
 MRS. PAUL HINE of Brooklawn | Park is spending the remainder of this week in New York city with | her mother.
 MRS. w. GERALD BRYANT of Park Place is entertai ming her mother, Mrs. Frederick McCaskey of New York city as her house guest
 MISS HELEN MCGUIRE of Park avenue was hostess for a, party last eyenlng In honor of Miss Angelus to wed Joseph Shea, on November Srd Miss Campana was showered with many attractive gifts. Hal lowe'en decorations were used effec- lively and at a. late hour dainty re- treatments were served. Among those present were: Miss Hattie and Gallagher, Mrs. Lawrence Walker, Miss Margaret Hurley, Miss Marion ! Mccarthy, Miss Elizabeth Connors
 Miss Abbie Larkin, Miss Agnes Mo Murray, Miss Mary Bannon, Mrs
 Stephen Rahrig, and Mrs. John Mo Guire.
 A BRIDGE AND PINOCHIE E PARTY will be held tonight at the
 home of Mrs. L. H. Schwartz of ITO BeechWood avenue and Mrs. S. Gold
 man of 172 BeechWood avenue for
 the benefit of the milk and egg fund
 of the Council of Jewish Women
 Many beautiful prizes will be offer
 ed.
 MISS LYDIA CARD and Miss Jane >Deferari were hostesses for a shower
 last evening held at Miss Cards
 home, 91 Wells street. in honor ot
 William J. Arde of Norfolk, Va, 1T
 the near future. Orange and black
 was the color scheme used. Kewpie
 dolls were the favors and a large
 cake placed in the center of the table
 with bride and groom kewpie prov
 ed an important feature. A jolly ev-
 guests present: Miss Beatrice Lowe
 Miss Edna Abercrombie, Miss Bessi'
 Gavin, Miss Lettie Quinn, Mrs. Geo
 Card. Miss Lucy Card, Mrs. Ear :. Miss Nellie Rush, Miss The1na Stone = Miss Minnie Stewart, Mrs. Georg
 Roberts, Miss Fannie Stone, Mis- = and Miss Moriat Anderson.
 MRS. JOHN FAY of Sterling p1ac'
 and Mrs. J. H. Savard of Noble ave
 nue were hosteSses this afternoon fol 2 the bridge and tea at the Black Rock B Country club.
 PROF. EVERETT KIMBALL O the History and Government depart
 ment at Smith College, Northampton
 Mass. will speak this evening befori 3 the Smith College club which meet:
 at the home of Miss Marjorie Smitf
 of Myrtle avenue. Miss Jane Casey
 and Miss Florence Burr will assis
 Miss Smith. Preceding the interest
 ing discussion by Professor Kimbal1
 a brief business meeting will be held T MEMBERS OF THE Bridgepor Art League will enjoy a HaIlowe CT Y frolic and entertainment on Frida. | | evening" to be held at the Anne .ss Hathaway cottage at Beards1ey park d providing the weather permits. If i Ii is stormy, the affair will take place le at the Art League home on Clinton s avenue Mrs. F. H. Brandes is chair s. man of the committee in charge. a
 g. MISS MARJORIE SMITH of Myr d tie avenue and Miss Beatrice Smith o l. Laurel avenue will give an informa d | tea on Monday afternoon in honor o H Miss -Eugenia Barker. Only intimat' ! l friends of Miss Barker will be invit
 ed. The tea will be given at Mis-