The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-18
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MIR: AND MRS. KENNTH WILLIE E MCNEIL of ''The~zAnchorage," Black Rock will entertain as their week end house guests. MT. and Mrs. Clayton Dixon of Philadelphia. Pesna. They VIII form a party tc witness the Yale Harvard game at the bowl in New Haven on Saturday, afternoon.
 MRS. WALDO c. BRYANT of Park avenue has returned from 8 brief visit in New York city.
 MIR. AND MRS. HARVEY HUB BELL of Park avenue are expecting for their week end house guests, MT and Mrs. H. B. Grouse and daughter, Miss Dorothy of Syracuse, N. Y., and / /Choate school in Wallingford. They will attend the game in New Haven on Saturday.
 Miss May C1eland of Brooklawn Terrace will entertain her business z associates of the Bridgeport Trust Co. at a party at her home this evening.
 MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT FAY of Forth avenue are planning, to leave fer Chicago, Ill.,, soon, where they will make their future home.
 MIR. AND MRS. JAMES T.. s ROURKE of Vine street5have as their week end house guests, MT. and Mrs. Norman Jarvis and pr. and Mrs John CranweIl who will motor up from Clarksburg, w. Va, for the Yale Harvard game. 'r--.
 MRS. ANNETTA D. FLOOD of South avenue has moved to Laurel avenue. Mrs. Flood who has been confined to her home several days by illness is greatly improved.
 MRS: ROY YOUNGS of Stratford at l bridge nJrtV is honor of Miss Christine Welles who I became the bride of Eric Benedict ot Boston, Mass, today in Stratford. Mrs Howard Stone of Stratford en- tertained at luncheon preceding the bridge.
 AN IMPORTANT MEETING of the Directors of the Animal Rescue League will takep lace at the home of Mrs. James I. Brereton of North ave nue on Friday evening. All mem bers are urged to be presest as plans will be perfected for the annual food sale, to be conducted on Friday after noon and evening, Dec. 3rd. at the home of Mrs. William B. Bishop of Norman street. The league has taken care of hundreds of stray cats Wno have been found in a starvisg cond1- tion roaming around the various beaches where they have been left behind by their owners ana the pro ceeds from the fair will go towards caring for the numerous cats III thls immediate vicinity.
 MRS. F. H. DOWNS of Noble ave nue has been entertaining as her house guest for the past few days, Mrs l. Leighton of Portland. Maine.
 THE NEwFTELD RECREATION CENTER will meet tonight in Lincoln school auditorium and will present a delightful program. Miss Jennie Slot nick, Miss Mary Slotnick and Miss Elizabeth Murstein, playing the p1ano violin and banjo, respectively, Will render several selections. The soloists will be James Keegan, tenor, and Mrs. Thomas Nash, soprano. After the concert, dancing will be in order With music furnished by Benham,s orchestra.
 IRA WARNER, who attends Ches- hire Tutoring school, will spend the weekend with his mother, Mrs. l. De Yer Warner, in Fairfield after the Yale-Harvard game.
 THE MOTHERS CLUB of Hal Home of the Associated Charities vii present an amusing comedy, 'The Shingles Family" at their club meet ing Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock The club members have invited theil friends to attend. .
 A MEETING of the Indust-ia Girls Bowling League will be held a the Y. w. c. A. service center ol Friday, at 6:30 o'clock. A bushes and a winter schedule for the Leagu will be drawn up. Girls from an. of the factories, who are intereste' in bowling, are invited to attend. s'-'~ .rrl.SsG3 IADiES fAid Society of th West End Congregational church met on Tuesday in the church par lors. Plans were made for the an al 1tyint "a JNr-iC a a Ie supper and entertainment, to be hell on December and 10. Mrs. Gee Hoyt of Courtland Hill, is in charg of the sale. ...,--.-.
 ENCOURAGEMENT is made tha the. wedding of Miss Florence Young