The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-01

Ye1itaa Opera house and will also take in several musical comedies.
 The junior class of the Normal school will hold a large dancing party te9norrow evening. The entertain nnant committee includes Miss Helen Scnwertdle, chairman, Miss Margaret Hurley, Miss E5eien Mccarthy, Miss Agnes Areravek, Miss Marion Forbes and MISS Hazel Mclean. The chap erenes will be Dr. aIfd Mrs. L.. Weller, zfr. and Mrs. Clayton P. Stevens, Miss Katherine Fitzpatrick and Miss Jean Betzner. I4ebepam's orchestra will Ear7szsh the music.
 Mscnael B. Riley of 1,e4o Park ave rnfe, who for over 1s years has been night engineer at the American Tube and Stamping Company plant, sew cred his connection with the company sast night. As @ mark of esteem he was presented with gold watch by s1is co-yyorkers in the shop.
 Of special Interest will be the en- tertasninent at the First Presbyterian church on Saturday nightt, January to Two of the survivors of the ill., fated -Lusitania will sing at the con- cert The soloists will be gsisca Will Hams, baritone, and Ben Davies, tenor. The men are members of the Royal Welsh Concert company. All but a few of the members of the com paxy weer drowned when the shdp went down. '% A very fine entertainment was the special feature at the Young Mems and Young Womenss Hebrew associa- don when the organization held upon house for it's members and their < friends After the concert dancing vSxn oT101tt charge of the affair was Louis Lefko- witz; Alfred Title, Morris Price, Jo- .ses,h Schneider, Ieris jKatz, Harry Friedman, Jennie Levinson, Miss Dor ot7ay Rosenbaum, Miss Bertha Levy, Miss Gertrude Rosenberg, and Miss Sadie Mooney.
 Dr. and Mrs. Louis Smfrnow of 385 Noble avenue will have as their guests over Sunday, Mrs. Max Smdrnow ana daughters Leah and Adele of New Haven.
 James W. Connors of the Connors Clothing Company is spending the holiday season on successful duck hunt up Chesapeake Bay. He has remembered his many friends in this city by sending daily greetings from . his lodge.
 The EFzs' club will hold its regular Wednesday night dance next week D as usual.
 special turkey dinner will be served all day today at the Black Rock Country club. A very delightful time was enjoyed last night when a special musical program and vari- ous forms of entertainment by pro- fessional talent were given A spec ial unique souvenir was given to each dinner guest
 "A Feiy fine dinner was given las. . hignt by, the bachelor members ot the Brooklawn Country club for young women, mot over twenty. Az win Bruel led the community singing.
 Miss Irene Mahoney of Patterson N J., who has been spending a few days in this city as the guest of MT and Mrs Samuel Stanley of Main street win return to her home on Sat urday.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. G. Crabtree o1 1z71 Noble avenue will give large dinner-dance tonight for the members uf the wedding party of Miss Filler May Crabtree who soon will wed MT Bred J. Hayes, son of MT. and Mrs w F. Haye of 331 Barnum avenue The party will take place at the Black Rock Country club, The guests vii kdnclude MT. and Mrs. W. G. Crabtree MT. and Mrs. Harry Crabtree, MT. an6 Mrs Leonard Crabtree, MT. and Mrs iWesley F. Hayes, MT. and Mrs. Rober X Burlington, Mir. and Mrs. George Nothnagle, George Hayes, best man Miss Dorothy Rishter, Maid of honor Miss Esther Nothnagle, flower girl Mr. and Mrs William NothnaSle, Jr. AGiEs Crabtree and MT Hayes
 The Girls Friendly Society of St FanTs church will meet for @ socia gathering tomorrow night.
 The ball committee of the Knight cf Coi11n1bus ball, which wdll be hell ax Easter time, will meet in the Cou1, Gil Chamber of the club house O ,Wasiingten avenue, on Saturda9 night
 About 100 couples were presen last night at the New Years ev dance held by the Bon-Temps club c -N the Bassick company. Dancing wa enjoyed until 11:45 and then a mid night fro1ic was held. A serpentin dance and a balloon dance were tw of the features of the frolic.
 
 of Clinton avenue have returned their home after a delightful trip the southland.
 Mrs. Sophie Kraepelin, the we I known owner of Sophie's tearoom Isotsford, will give 8 demonstrate Il for the benefit of housewives, at tI1 city food hut, Thursday, Janua1 at 2:30 o'clock.
 Miss Catherine Waters of Lew r) street, who has been spending 1T I vacation at her home will resume ht stn6Jes at Mount Saint .Joseph's Acaf