The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-28


 PERSONALS
 JACK WHEELER of Beechwoo7 avenue. who is spending his vacation parents will entertain at a. bridge party this evening in honor of Miss Eleanor Bartram and G. Sherman Windsor, who recently announced their engagement. There will be six tables of players including the most intimate friends of the young couple. MORTON BUTLER of Warren street is entertaining as his house guest Joseph Lavin of Boston, for a brief stay.
 INVITATIONS have been issued for a dancing party to be given on Thursday evening y Miss Lillian Co., gill and her brother Franklin, of Mill Hill avenue. About 75 guests have been bidden.
 F. DODEwELL of Park avenue has returned from Portland Me, where he has been visiting friends over Christmas.
 MRS. ANTHONY GALLAGHER of RoWsley street has returned from New York city where she has been visiting her sister for several days.
 MISS EVELYN FAY of Sterling place has arrived home from Atlantic City, N. J. where she has been visit ing with Miss Helen Jurney Miss Fay attended the Christmas dance at Peekskill Military Academy. and will party in New York city given by friends on Saturday. The party will witness the performance of "Sallie." MISS LILLIAN DREW of Manhat- tan avenue is entertaining her house guests for g. week her two classmates at Mt. St. Joseph semi nary in Hartford Miss Eleanor Heffernan and Miss Marie Stapleton, both of Waterbury, Conn.
 MISS ETHEL HUMMER of East Eaton street has as her house guest Miss Catherine Stanley of New York city. Both young ladies are students at Barnard college.
 MISS MARGUERITE SANFORD of Hazelwood avenue is entertaining Miss Leslie Mccarthy of Danbury, a classmate at Marymount Seminary on the-Hudson.
  has visiting him for the holidays Richard Peabody of New York city. MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM R. MILLER of Congress street are reg istered at the Ambassador Hotel in Atlantic City, N. J.
 MRS. ERNEST M. BUTLER has returned from an extended Western tour and is visiting at her home on Warren street.
 MRS. HAL T. KEARNS of Park avenue leaves this week to visit her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Johnson, Jr., in Spuyten Duyvil. N.5 Y..' for several days.
 MAURICE R. PERRY of the Uni versity Club has returned from New Bedford Mass, where he has been visiting his parents over Christmas.
 GEORGE SHEPHERD, who is affil- lated with the Harvey Hubbell, Inc, enjoy ed his Christmas vacation as the guest of Robert Meagher of Spring. field. Mass.
 MIR. AND MRS. ELLIOT HEN DERSON of Boston are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter born recently at the Massachusetts General hospital. Mrs. Henderson was Miss Margaret Oliphant, daugh-
 
 of this city, before her marriage. z. MISS CATHERINE MILLER. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Guy Miller of Sterling place entertained at bridge this afternoon at her home in honor of her house guest, Miss Mary Price of Nashville, Tenn. Among those present were Miss Margaret Teithercut, Miss Eleanor Webster, Miss Dorothy Northrop. Miss Anna Swinnerton. Mrs. Robert Weed, Misses Catherine and Cordelia Ford. Miss Esther Gerrish, Misses Julia and Elizabeth Foster Miss Ethel Skinner. Mrs Bradford Warner, Misses Doris and Julie Wheeler. Miss Helen Bull lard, Miss Betty Ravens, Miss Lor- raine Armstrong, Miss Harriett Wind Eleanor Bartram and Miss Mary Miller.
 AS IS THE USUAL custom the post-Easter ball of the B. P. O. F. will be held on Easter Monday night. As a large addition is now being con structed on the E;lks' home on State street it is as yet undecided whether the affair will take place in the home or at the Stratfield hotel. The hrsf meeting to make plans for the mon ster ball will be held in few weeks MRS. OLIVER G. JENNINGS of Fairfield will act one of the pa tronesses' for the series of dances to be held at the Colony club Tn New York during the holidays and early year for the young ladies who have not as yet made their formal bow in society Mrs Jennings is spending the winter in New York city.
 MISS ELIZABETH BROWN of 1146 Barnum avenue has returned to her home after spending the weekend in New York city the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles Arde.
 
 AMONG THE BRIDGEPORT PEOPLE who attended the premiere presentation of the Passing Show" at Schubert's in New Haven on Sat urday night were: Miss Josephine Kerwin Miss Marion Dave, Miss Lorraine Reilly, Miss Emile Turner.