The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-08
PERSONALS

PERSONALS 1sc MEMBERS OF the Opportunity
 club of the Universalist church, will
 meet tomorrow evening for business
 session in the parish house, at s o' clock. The club plans to give an-
 other dance during the holidays, and also to start rehearsals on a play en- titled, Her First Assignment" which is to be presented some time in Jan
 nary.
 MRS. c. P. STEVENS of North ave-
 nue, will open her home on Friday spfternoon for the meeting of the
 Authors club. The subject will be
 The Pilgrim Pageant"
 SMRS. CHARLES FLEMING of
 F'afrfeld avenue, was hostess for the
 Wednesday Morning Art club. this
 n1erning, when Belgium Lace Ma.k-
 ing2 was studied.
 MRS. HERBERT L. SUTTON of Stratfield road, will act as hostess for ! the English cflub on Friday. Mrs. Louis K. Gould will be hostess and Mrs. Harry Ives will read the Current Topics paper. Mrs. Sutton will speak on "The Modern Radical Tenden- cfes.''
 THE ROUND TABLE will meet at { the home of Miss Sara Kinsella of 175 Harriet street, on Friday even ing. Miss Anna Kabiersky will be tthe leader and her topic for discus Z sion will be "The Huguenots and Jesuits"
 z MRS. FAYETTE c. CLARK of North avenue is entertaining her slaughter and little son, Mrs. David ffGordon and Junior, of Longmeadow
 
 " MRS DUDLEY MIXER MORRIS kof Linden avenue will be hostess for the meeting of the Thimble club at her home tomorrow afternoon. VI MRS. JONATHAN GODFREY of stsThe Oaks" Brooklawn park is SO ffemainder of this week.
 sSs HARVEY HUBBELL, JR., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hubbell, of z Park avenue, is spending several days home from Choate school, Walling- ford suffering with a severe cold sL MISS RUTH WILLIAMS of Park avenue has returned from West Point, New York, where she has been at lending a hop at the Academy. Miss ; Williams was accompanied by her
 Hn. New York.
 ' MISS MARGARET HUGHES of Washington avenue will spend the weekend in New York city as the Mouse guest of Miss Bertha Claire. MRS. WALDO c. BRYANT of Park < avenue has returned from a brief sisit with friends in New York city. 5 THE MEMS ASSEMBLY of the First Methodist Episcopal church will tender a reception on Friday evening z n I1F nd AH nf Brooklyn, New York, who are visiting here with friends for few days. Dr. Brown was formerly pastor of the ] First church. During the, evening, a string orchestra. Edward Disbrow i is chairman of the committee in 1 Charge. Christmas decorations will ! be used effectively.
 THE CATHOLIC MISSIONARY SOCIETY will hold a food and fancy article sale on Saturday, December 11th, in the vacant store at $40 Fair {: son street. The committee in charge : have decided to place the gifts on ex- hibition in the store window on Thursday and Friday of this week. : Those wishing to help the worthy { cause, which is held for the benefit [ of the Southern missions, may leave their gifts, or donations at the store on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings of this week from until 1, 9 o'clock. The sale opens on Satur- day morning at o'clock.
 i THERE WAS A MEETING of the . Merry Makers club on Monday evening at the home of the presi- 7 dent, Francis Kane, when business
 tion of new officers for the club took 1. place with the following results: President, Francis Kane; vice-preSi- dent, Walter Barrett; treasurer, Ed
 T,,de Cyril
 Lenihan; secretary, Frank Mccarthy;
 chairman of the entertainment com : mittee, assisted by Raymond Shea and Leslie EvittS. Plans were made . for a straw ride to be held in the near future.
 FRIENDS OF Miss Mary Nicho- lema McCord of John street, this city, will be interested to know that one of her water color paintings will be i.exhibited in the thirty-first annual 5exhibition of the New York Color club, in the galleries of the American GFine Arts society in New York city, from January 15 to February 6. This will be preceded by a reception to be given to exhibitors and their friends on January IA. Through the generosity -of Alexander Malieu Hud . ; net a prize of $100 will be awarded to the most meritorious water color.
 Miss McCord is an active member of the Bridgeport Art League.
 A BASKET BALL game and dance has been arranged by the students of
 the Bridgeport High school for Sat ,1rday afternoon. Coles orchestra
 will furnish music for dancing after the game.
 MISS ESTHER BERG of Carl ton avenue, will render several vocal
 selections at the concert arranged by
 the Swedish church on Colorado ave nue, for Thursday evening. The Norden Singing society will also ado
 4o tho endowment of the program