The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-23
PERSONALS

l EAOVNALO ti INVITATIONS have been issued for : the dansant to be given by Mrs. Hor-
 ace Wi1mot of Coleman street, on next Thursday afternoon, in honor of : from Williams college for the hoi- , days. About 50 members of the younger set have been bidden. , MISS ELSIE WHEELER and Wal ter Wheeler, Jr., of Academy Hill, Stratford will leave on Sunday for
 Summit, N. J., where they. will be
 the house gusgts M;ss of Miss a,a Kaenaet foa NC, week. Several parties will be given, { in thet< honor.
 MISS PRISCILLA THRUMBULL of { Mill Hill avenue. has arrived home . from Barnard college, New York, for
 the vacation period with her par z ents.
 Hill avenue will attend the charity ball in Milford on Tuesday evening. : This is one of the largest events held , during the holiday season for the have been made by the committee in charge. HAROLD BOSORTH of Park ave
 nue is home from Columbia Uni , versity, New York city. to enjoy the .. Yu1e-tide festivities.
 EDWARD HALL of stratford has arrived home from Exeter academy, Exeter, N. H., to visit his parents over
 the holidays.
 STANLEY CURTIS and Donald Stew
 enson are two Dartmouth students home to visit their parents in Strat- . ford for the vacation period.
 
 MISS RUTH HOPKINS of Laurel avenue will leave tomorrow for Jer- sey City, N. J., where she will visit ' her parents over the holidays. i MISS MARGARET RICHARDSON ' of West avenue will spend Christmas as the guest of her sister in Boston, :: Mass.
 MISS GRACE THOMPSON of Nor 5: man street is enjoying the holiday F l festivities with her mother and sister in Middletown, New York. S MIR AND MRS. W. L. Severn and g son Douglas of Clinton avenue have 5: returned from a brief stay in the me- k tropolic.
 5. MRS. W. E. ALLEN of Lenox ave S nue has returned from New York ely z where she enjoyed a brief stay. ]: MRS. ALLAN W. PAIGE of Park ] avenue is planning to have a large z dinner party for the members of her !: family on Christmas day. q MISS DORIS BRYANT, daughter s: of MT. and Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant of Park avenue, has arrived from West Y over school for the vacation time. f RAY A. KELLY, who attends ? Georgetown University, Washington, z D. C., is visiting his parents. MT. and s: Mrs. J. J. Kelly, of 150 Shelton street, 5 until after New Years. g: MRS. JEAN LEE of 112e Barnum $ avenue will visit her home in \. straugsburg, Penn.
 <, MISS CATHERINE FREEMAN z religious secretary, Y. W. c. A, will . be the guest of her parents in Water .E bury over the weekend.
 M KEMP BATCHELOR of West W avenue leaves tomorrow for his home M in Baltimore, Maryland, where he W will visit his mother over Christmas s CHRISTMAS WILL BE celebrated A at the Industrial Service Center o1 S the Y. W. c. A., 1146 BaTnum ave M nue, with big dance and entertain M ment to be given Saturday night A E short musical sketch will be present. M ed during the evening and there will s .oe a special grand march. balloons E who have been planning this ce1e-
 bration and who will take part in E the entertainment are: Loretta Due- E irene, chairman of the Chi iStmas en- E tertainment committee, Nora Lucas w Nelly Crawford, Helen Vasin, Mae E Travis, Helen Ellias, Grace Barratt m Lillian Mason, Olga Feaz, Rose E Sabol, Betty Kenyon Helen Monty. @ Marguerite Mcfarland, Florence But E Ter, Caroline May, Freda Katz, F'rieda s Welhlng, Louise Weihing.
 AMONG THE STUDENTS at the EN State Agricultural College selected # for fraternity honors the other night ba were: A. B. Birks. Eta Lamda Sigma:
 F. Iittleton, Sigma Alpha Phi; N. E.
 Platt, Sigma Alpha Phi; H. Nelson, # J. Oberly and Frederick Peterson ali & accepted Phi Me Delta. M MISS MARGARET BEACH of s Stratford, has arrived home from Fl Walnut Hill school, Massachusetts. to M enjoy the festivities during the holi- S days.
 B MRS: HARRY LEWIS and daugh- E ter. Miss Jeanette. of Fairfield ave- E daughter, Miss Catherine, of Yale E street ,motored to New Haven yes E II terday afternoon to witness the per E formance of The Passing Show o E 1921" at the Shubert theatre.
 W MIR. AND MRS. TED. LAWRENCE
 H and small daughter who have bee
 M residing in BrookHne, Mass, hay
 M moved to New Rochelle, N. Y. t
 M make their future home MT, Law
 M renee has been transferred in busi
 E ness to New York city. Mrs Law
 @ renee was Miss Louise Topping C
 M Noble avenue before her marriage
 N MISS JEANETTE LEWIS of Tai,
 N field avenue will leave for New Tor
 M city on Monday to visit her brothe1