The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-21
PERSONALS

| IEAOUNALO
 MIR. AND MRS. W. H. HAM and
 daughter, Miss Clara of Brooklawn
 park, will leave this week for Bos-
 ton, Mass, to visit friends over Christ
 mas.
 INVITATIONS have been issued
 for a dancing party to be given by
 Billy Naramore, son of MT. and Ms. W. W. Naramore of Brooklawn place, at the Seaside club on Monday, Dec.
 27. SpeidePs orchestra will, furnish
 music for the occasion. About 72
 guests have been bidden.
 MRS. GEORGE HUGHES of Chalmers avenue, has charge of the sale of Christmas seals in Rowland s
 store and is being assisted by Mrs.
 John Hughes, Mrs. Ray Sullman, Mrs. Winthrop Wright, Mrs. Harry Ster1-
 ing, Mrs Roy Young, Mrs. Isaac Fer ris, Mrs Hal Perkins. Mrs. Stiles Middlebrook, Mrs. Adam Hugo and
 Mrs. Howard Upton.
 MRS. HARRY LEWIS of Fairfield avenue, has returned from New York
 city where she has been visiting with stay.
 ENSIGN GEORGE E. K REILLY, who is stationed at the New London | Naval Base, will join his wife at TIA 1 Seaview avenue, for over-Christmas. | MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD CHAL- | LENGER of Noble avenue, will enter | tain Mir. and Mrs. Stanley Challenger | of Huntington, l.. l., over Christmas.
 MIR. AND MRS. FAYETTE c. l ID
 as their. house guest this week, MT.
 and Mrs. David Gordon and son of l Longmeadow, Mass.
 MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE KIRs- | TEN of 56 Park avenue, are rejoic- | ing over the arrival of a son born | at their home on Saturday. | MRS. F. VICTOR COLE of s35 1 Clinton avenue, will be hostess for a
 large dinner party on Christmas, in | cluding members of her family. 1 MISS ANNA COPPER of New Ha-
 ven, was the week and house guest ot l Mrs. Herman F. Brandes of Fairfield | avenue.
 MISS MARION HENSHAw o1 | Fairf1e. avenue, will open her home | this week for Thursday for the 1r set- | ing of the Little Sisters.
 | MISS LOUISE HUDSON of Cole
 man street, has returned from New | York city, where she enjoyed a short stay with friends.
 ARRANGEMENTS have beer | completed for a whist and pinochle party to be given under the auspices l of tha Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum in The Stratfield sun parlors I on Wednesday evening, Dec. 29, at | o'clock. Many handsome prizes will | be awarded to each table. The af- i fair is open to the public. The com | mittea in charge includes: Miss Fan l sie Pious and Miss Mildred Kraus | the piano fund.
 | JOHN F, KEANE. JR., of e2 San | ford place, has received recognition 1 from his class by being nominated to | the class committee of the Senior l class at Harvard, of witch he is g | member. The duties of this commit | tee are particularly connected w1tf | the graduation exercises which are l held at Harvard sometime during the | early part of June. l CARDS HAVE BEEN received an l nouncing the marriage of Miss Emmt
 E. Williams of 285 Park avenue ana 1 John Anderson of Fit. Fierce, Flor ida which took place at the St. An | drew's Episcopal church on Friday Dec. 10. The couple are spendin, | their honeymoon touring the Soul l and stopping at various points of in | terest to visit. Mrs. Anderson ha 1 been wintering in Florida for the pas
 two winters which resulted in. tn
 continuation of her romance.
 l BRETON LAUDER of Cleveland
 Ohio. has arrived in this city to spen
 Christmas with his mother, Mrs Samuel G1edhill, of Sherwood avenue
 Mrs. Gledhill will also entertain MI
 and Mrs. Lewis Cobb of Waterbury.
 JACK SAUR has arrived hom from Middlebury college, Middlebur. , Vermont, to visit his parents o North Main street until after Ne Years.
 THE PUPILS OF Miss May Hall dancing school enjoyed a delightfr Christmas party on Monday after noon in Varuna ha11 which was dec orated for the occasion. Special fea ture dances were interpreted by Mis Maud Keleher, Miss Alice Wheele and Miss Shirley Romanceau. Game were played just before the arrival c Santa Claus who presented the schol ars with souvenirs, candy, fruit an nuts.
 THE CATHOLIC CoMMUNTT HCLSE on Barnum avenue will b S thrown open tomorrow afternoon . 2:30 o'clock for a Christmas part which will include members of tn 5 different classes and clubs. Mis I Elizabeth Daley, Miss Cletis Mo S Namara and Miss Ina Leary hay s charge of the entertainment whic s will include story telling and game 1 Miss Catherine Kane and Miss Eth A Bennett will dance, and Mss Esthe s O'Brien and Miss Irene Coughlin wi z do a speciality stunt Santa Claus wi s arrive in time to present the "ki6 z dl-s'' with gifts galore.