The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-17

' On The \ The T MIR. AND MRS. FRED ATwATER of Colorado avenue expect their daughter. Mrs. Joel Goldwaite and young son, from Boston, to visit them over Christmas and New Years.
 MISS CATHERINE LOGAN. daughter of MT. and Mm Charles Lo- home from Capin school, Northamp ton. Mass. today for the holiday sea sCn.
 MISS DOROTHY SHERWOOD of Chalmers avenue has arrived home from s. Margaret's school in Water. bury for the Christmas season.
 Joseph Stevenson of Golden Hill street left today for his home in New York city where he will remain until after the first of January.
 THERE WILL BE A basketball game in the Industrial center of the Y. W. C. A. on Barnum avenue this evening between the General Electric and American Chain Co. teams Dancing will follow the playing.
 EUGENE F. SHEA, local manager of the Park theatre, has been enjoy ing a several days vacation at his home in Holyoke. Mass.
 EDWARD sPARGO of Noble ave- nue, who returns from Dartmouth college, Hanover, New Hampshire, today, will soon leave to visit his roommate in Columbus, o., for DOT ton of the vacation time.
 MISS CELIA ALLEN. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. w F. Allen, of Lenox avenue, is expected home from St. Maryland, today, for the vacation period.
 FRIENDS of Mrs. Stephen Horan to hear that she is greatly improved after her lengthy illness which has confined her to her home.
 MRS. J. H. MCNAMARA, of 133 Lafayette street, has returned from the Walter Reed hospital in New York city where she has been confined by illness. Mrs. McNamara is rapidly recuperating.
 JOHN PULLMAN. who attends St. Johns preparatory school in Danvers, Mass, is expected home the first of next week for the Christmas holidays
 MRS w. E. ALLEN, of Lenox avenue, left for Hartford today to at tend the State conference as the only representative from this city.
 MIR AND MRS. WILLIAM MAR TIN, of Fairfield avenue, are re- fnse 10 a born at the Bridgeport hospital re- gently.
 MRS. JOHN w. WHEELER, of Beechwood avenue, will act host ess for tea at the Brooklawn Coun- try club tomorrow afternoon. In the evening the moving pictures will be: "The Chorus Girls Romance" fea- turing Viola Dana
 MISS BEATRICE MARSH. of 500 Colorado avenue; Miss Eleanor Web ster, of Brooklawn avenue; and Miss Catherine CuIlinan, of Elmwood place. are Smith college students ar. irving home from Northampton Mass, for the Christmas holidays.
 YALE STUDENTS spending the holiday season in this city at theil homes include: Frank Wilmot, Nor man Leeds, Conrad Lashar, JacI Wheeler and Macy Wheeler.
 MISS ESTHER CHERISH, O Laurel avenue, will arrive homo from Forest Glen. Maryland, early next ween to visit her parents unti over New Years Miss Gerrish at tends National Park seminary.
 IRA WARNER. of Park place. i expected home tomorrow from Rox bury Tutoring school, to enjoy tn Christmas festivities. ,f
 
 Dartmouth university, Hanover, Ney Hampshire, is among the many ar irving home for the Yule-tide seasol early next week.
 AN ELABORATE musical program of nine numbers including some o the best talent in the city, will b provided for the inmates of HillSid home at 6 o'clock on Christmas nigh The holiday afternoon will also be happy occasion for the youngsters g the Children's home where present will be distributed. Those appearin on the program are: Joseph Weller John Loxsom, F. Livingston, F. W Behrens, Matthew Weller and qual tet.
 MORRIS M SLOTNICK of SC Seaview avenue is one of the 2e students honored in the annu award of scholarships at Harvar University. MT. Slotnick, who cam to Harvard from the Sheffield Sciel tific school Yale University, has wo the c. l.. Jones scholarship.
 MRS. CHARLES SHAPIRO h; had charge of the successful sale Christmas seals in the City Nation bank this week, with the followir assistants: Mrs. T. Barrie, Miss Co rine Nirdlinger. Mrs. Benjam Cathitman, Mrs. S. Alper, Miss Lili' Rosenstein, Mrs. Morris T. Horwi Mrs. Fred Levy. Mrs. Isaac Hillma
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