The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-23

EMR. AND MRS. A. E. RANDALL l of Fairfield have been entertaining as | their house guest for the past few days Harmon Newell of Newark, | N. J. MT. Newell was Q, former resi- l dent of this city. MISS CATHERINE PULLMAN, a student at Smith college, Northamp- ton, Mass, and her brother, John, who is attending Danvers academy in Massachusetts,, will arrive in this city on Wednesday, to spend Thanksgiv- ing with their parents, MT. and Mrs. John Cullinan of Slmwood place.
 MIsS CATHERINE LOGAN, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lo- gan of Fairfield avenue, who is study ing at Capen School, Northampton, Mass, will visit her parents over Thanksgiving.
 FRIENDS OF Miss Anna Kace- rowski of Merchant street, will be sorry to hear that she has been con- fined to her home with an attack of tonsilitus.
 MISS PEGGY" BAKER was host ess at a birthday party Sunday at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs R. G. Baker, 2373 Fairfield avenue She was years old.
 EDWARD sPARGO, JR., of Noble "-venue, and Newell Smith of Myrtle
 -se,- are the Bridgeport students arriving home from Dartmouth col leee, Hanover, Mass, for over the Thanksgiving recess.
 MRS. GEORGE PEET has returned to her home on Golden Hill street after being the house guest of Mrs Frederick Small of Hartford for the past week. Mrs. Small is a former resident of this city.
 STUDENTS RETURNING from Marymount seminary on the Hudson, for the Thanksgiving holidays, in clude Miss irginia Arnold, Miss Eve 1yn Fay. Miss Elizabeth Savard and Miss Marguerite Sanford.
 MRS. HOWARD MORRIS, JR., of Main street, left today for Detroit, Mich, to visit with her parents over Thanksgiving. They are entertain ing at a large family dinner party.
 JACK WHEELER of Beechwooi avenue and Macey Wheeler of Park avenue, are two of the Yale students arriving home for over Thanksgiv- ing.
 MISS DOROTHY CHAPIN, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. M. H. Chapin ot Rusling place, will arrive home to- morrow from Vasaar college to enjoy the Thanksgiving holidays with hel parents.
 MISS ESTHER AvERILL, oi Coops of John street, are among the Connecticut college students return ing to this city for the holiday re cess.
 MISS LILLIAN COGILL of Mil Hill avenue, returned today frolr Cleveland, O., where she has beer visiting her sister for several weeks
 MIR. AND MRS. E. H. RUSSELL of Norman street, are rejoicing ovei the arrival of a son born at theil home on Sunday.
 ANNOUNCEMENTi is made of tn marriage of Miss Doris l.. Richardson of Elliott street and Martin M. Nor tehsen of Center street. both 0 Fairfield, which took place recent, at the Fairfield Congregations q church, with Rev. F. $. Childs, pas tor of the church. officiating. A re ception followed the wedding at th brides home.
 MISS HELEN SHELTON, a studen 4 at Mt. Holyoke college, is among tn many returning to her home in tn city for over-Thanksgiving.
 MISS LAURA DURFEE. educa tionaI secretary of the Y. w. C.. 4
 
 two weeks vacation which she spending in the vicinity of Bostor Mass.
 PROF. J. HENRY. HUTZEL wi give short violin recital at tn Thanksgiving service to be held q Olivet Congregational church Thursday morning. The member of the choir will also render severt solo and quartet numbers.
 
 REV. HERBERT BROWN, paste of the Olivet Congregational churcl officiated at the wedding of Mi: Lucia Barber and Marcel Della. yesterday, in the parsonage. Tn couple were unattended. Only pal ents of the bride were present at tt wedding.
 MRS. JOHN EMMET BEARDs ley of 37 Beardsley avenue, Stratfor will be hostess for dinner part on Thanksgiving Day.
 pR. WILLIAM H. COONS of tt Department of Health will addre the meeting of the Italian Women council, to be held in tue Internation Institute on Beach street on F'rids afternoon, November 26th. An in nrornptu shadow moving picture sho will be one of the features of ente tainment to follow the talk.
 ARRANGEMENTS HAVE BEE COMPLETED for the Thanksgivii eve Informal dance to be given by tl Bridgeport Chapter, American Inst tute of Banking, on Wednesday eve