The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-01

they witnessed one of the popular
 Broadway productions and enjoyed a
 shopping expedition
 MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT FAY of
 North avenue have returned from
 motor trip to Troy, N. Y., where they
 visited friends for few days.
 MIR. AND MRS. HAMILTON
 SHELTON of Greenfield Hill enter
 taaned at a. house party recently. in
 clqlding guests from New York and
 Massachusetts.
 MIR. AND MRS. HAL PERKINS
 have moved in from their cottage at
 Fort TrunDbul1 Beach and are re-
 siding at 51 Hough avenue in the
 house owned by MT. and Mrs. James F. Coulter:
 About IS tables of players were } present at the card party given yes iuSA ciub of the tn es UnfTersaiist church Mrs 2 Fred W. Tracy and Mrs. William , Sailer were in charge of the affair. as- sisted by Mrs. J. H. Orion. Tea was served by the club members. vtal HrdzSs B lette, Miss Natalie Middlebrook, Mrs. E Ellen Elliott, Mrs. F. l.. Bishop, Mrs. "A. O'Brten, Mrs. M. H. Melius, Mrs.
 Eugene Ober, Mrs. George JacKrnan, XII a Edeus Beecher. Mrs. s. E. Winslow and eMrs. M A. Warriner. Christmas decorations were used throughout: A SURPRISE PARTY was given fhe other evening in honor of Cyril Lenihan at his home, n Highland avenue. Solo dancing executed by Miss Katherine Mccullough and MISS aeneyieye Hunt was a special feature. Games and general dancing were the sedher pastimes enjoyed. followed by the serving of dainty refreshmenhs, Among those present were: MISS MISS Helen Erhardt, Miss Lorraine Bar rett Miss Mae Burnes, Miss Katherine Burrs. Miss Clara Ray. Miss kath- erine Mccullough, Miss Geneviepe Hunt. Miss Eleanor Pepperly. MISS { tMarguerite Cassidy. Misses Helen ana lSadfe RowIand, Miss Alice Whalen. | T.. Evitts, W. Barrett. Joseph ana E4 Vard Mccullough. c. Manneh' F: Kane, E. Judge and R. Shea. ANNOUNCEMENTS HAVE BEEN PERCEIVED telling of the marriage Eof Miss Emily Towne. daughter or MT. and Mrs. Fred. w. Towne or NeWafk, I N. 2. formerly of this city. ana Albert R- Teller, also of Newark, which took pace there recently.
 MRS. G. 1T. EMERY and Miss l.. I. tRftchie of 99 Fremont street, nave returned home after spending the past few days with friends fin Vest port
 : MISS !. F. CROTrY of 225- Beech wood avenue, who has been confined 10 her home for several days as the result of a recent automobile accl- dent, is now able to be out again. ! MISS N. BUCKINGHAM. who is about to resume her work fin India. will address the Missionary society oI Hthe Peoples Presbyterian church on Laurel avenue. this evening. and VIII s,ata ' the natives. Mrs. Gladden. Beers will also render several solos. A cor dial invitation is extended the pub islo.
 .% COL. AND MRS. ELMER IA- tVENS of Clinton avenue and Gen. and Mrs. Henry A. Bishop and daugh- l ter, Aiiss Henrietta, of Washington 1 Carr Pond. Portage. Me. where they have been camping for the past month. enjoying hunting and fishing fin the Maine woods
 ALI. PARTICIPANTS fin the Bridgeport Business X Professional 1 Women's club minstrels are urged to 1 be prompt in attending an important Rehearsal this evening to be held in Columbia hall on the corner of How sard avenue and State street. at 7;30 o'clock.
 , MISS LUCILLE CIolOE RE ol 1 Lafayette street will open her home .~on Friday for the regular meeting Of tfhe English Literary club. Mrs John Merwfn will be the leader and will fhave as her topic "Christmas Book isRevfews." Mrs. Louis K. Could will
 read the Current Topics paper. CHESTER HEATING of Noble kAyepue has returned to Catholic bn1- gvcrssty, Washington. D. C. after seV- a oH t1f h THE MANY FRIENDS of Miss Florence Peloquin of 74S 1ran1stan I8yenHe, will be pleased to near that Ifjhe is slightly improved, Miss Pelo- MufB has been confined to Bridgeport hospital for the past few days. ALL YOUNG Italian women who EFofs Italy and also cities in this ssDuntFv are invited to attend the lTfnstish classes which are now being thejd at the International Institute on new arrivals have attended, but all axe welcome.
 { THE DINFY MOORE club will tAnad & dance at Varuna hall on Lrl- day evening, A good time is prom sE5sed,
 THE SECOND meeting of the t[.h578Fen Of Mary Soc1ety OF oIr re Efars church was held on Monday
 sSensng in the church rooms.
 THE ITALIAN wofnen's Council fynet t1ais afternoon at the Internation- I'd Institute Plans were made for sfhs donation of baskets tiled with sw5ot5aes and Christmas goodies to the tneedy Itaiian families of the city lTsais praiseworthy work is an annua
 laffais with the society, At the lrneetins on last Wednesday,, pr. Ray
 r1ozad Lear of the School Hygiene
 jIspartHneaG, iectured the women or
 fine subject of contagious diseases.
 THOMAS MKEON of Crane
 street, has returned to his business IT
 tHarfdSon, Penh.. after spending the
 ifao5aday asad weekend in this caty as
 fine guest of his parents,
 l.l MISS CfIARY SMITH of 954 PaFf
 avenue, was hostess at 6 chaFfnlns
 ix,arty given last night in honor o
 Rev Jaznes Cow1es, the new assist
 anti pastor at the United Congrega'