The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-12
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AGAA Mir. and Mrs. G. L. Treadwell of 227 Wells street. entertained recently with a children's party in honor Of their daughter, Frances seventh birthday. The afternoon was de- 1ightfulIy spent in dancing and play ing of games, after which refresh u-ents were served. The inviitation list included the following little friends: Dorothy, Virginia and LOT raine Conner, Frances Boynton. May Thomas, Pearl Walker, Ruth Tread well, John Galfa, Elliot Reich. Junior Peck, Morris Paine and Jack Char ters.
 pr. Barkley Nj. Parme1ee has re- turned from Vermont, having been called away by the sudden death of his mother.
 Miss Gladys Knight of SIS Boston avenue has resumed her duties at the Remington office. Miss Knight has been confined to her home with ill., ness for the past month.
 Mrs Charles A. Nichols of Sound Beach, Conn, will entertain the mem bers of the Mosaic club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Those desiring to attend can take the 1:12 train from this city.
 Louise, daughter Of MT. and Mrs George Conner of Wells street, is con fined to her home with an attack oi measles. Y @
 Miss Sophia Bauman of South ave- hue, entertained the members of ths l., @ gently. r.
 Mrs. Joseph Bradley 5f Sherwood avenue, who recently underwent an operation at the Bridgeport hospital has returned to her home.
 MT. and Mrs. George Peck of Wells street, have gone to Jacksonville. Fla, for the remainder of the win- ter.
 Miss Lydia Allen of Alice street, formerly of the Graphophone Co. has accepted a position with the Bridge port Brass Co.
 2 Miss Amy Cal1ander of 21s Wells street. spent the week end as the guest of friends at New Rochelle, N. Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Macdonald have sold their residence on North Main street, Stratford and are now residing on Huntington road, Bridge port.
 MT. and Mrs Clifford Boynton, of Wells street, entertained over the week. end, Miss Louise Curtis, of Woodbury.
 Mrs. Harry. Hayden of Fairview avenue. who has been confined to her t home by illness, is reported to be convalescing.
 The annual meeting of Christ church will be held this evening at the Parish house. A dinner will be served at 6:30.
 Miss Doris Lake of 205 Wells street, spent the week end at the home of her parents in Danbury, Conn.
 The monthly meeting of the officers and teachers and friends interested in Olivet church Sunday school, will be held at the home of the superin- tendent, Howard Speer, Tuesday evening, Jan. IS. full attendance is desired as important matters are to be considered.
 The Corporation meeting of the Bridgeport Christian union is to be held at 36 Thomas street, Tuesday evening.
 Mrs. c. Wenstrom of 14O Midland avenue, will be hostess at the meeting of the Tuesday evening Sewing club at her home, Jan. IS.
 Mir. and Mrs. Norman Neale oi Sa Waterbury, formerly of Bridgeport are receiving congratulations ovel the birth of a son, born Jan. 8. The newcomer has been named Norman Robert Neale.
 Nrs Benjamin w. Brownstein O. Inuuawa Hill entertained Sunday s night at a house party and dance fol her two nieces. Miss Anna Feinsteir and Miss Ida Cutler. A large number of the young folk were present danc ing continuing until a. m. Hel home was beautifully decorated witt carnations and many colored Ian terms. A buffet luncheon was served at midnight The guests included the following: Miss Helen Rosenthal Miss Bessie Flamm. Miss Ruth Men 5alsoln. Miss Florence Goldberg, Miss Allan Rome. Miss Birdie Taft, Mis- Rose Albert of Waterbury, Miss Lydia xoIdstein, Misses Minnie and Ros. 1saffel of Waterbury, Miss Lillian Ce Gerbanm, Miss Lena Scher, Miss SaraE scher, Miss Evelyn Brownstein ant Mss Dina Levine of New Haven, Mis- sara Rome and Miss Dorothy Etrisik IF. Maxwell J. Rosenthal, Bernart Z TsIasuer, pr. Edward Cherkoss, Sam ueI R Cutler, Benjamin Weiner Harry Liebeskind and Irving Lieber E slrind land Leon Albert of Waterbury IF H. A. Levin, pr. Louis King an. Dr Edward A Top1itski of New Ha van Joseph H. Small, Milton Small srax Brownstein, Charles E. Brody