The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-05
PERSONALS

Islands on Saturday.
 The Hutzel trio, composed of Miss Evelyn Gerring, Miss Frances O'Neil and Miss Evelyn Matheison gave a delightful concert at the Bridgeport Brass company's cafeteria on Monday noon. The treat was voted delightful by all. There are two viohnists and one pianist in the trio. The many friends of Earl Sullivan. < son of Mrs. Anna Sullivan of 9s At lantic street, will be pleased to hear that he is convaiescing after "a serious attack of blood dpoisoning in the hand. Master Sullivan is now at St. Vincent's hospital but will probably return to his home soon-
 The weekly meeting Of the New man club of St Augustine's church was not held last evening. because of cthe entertainment which was held|dn the school hall.
 The many friends of Miss Rose Patr1zio of VInceIIette street, will be- pleased to hear of her recovery from a recent serious illness.
 The Ladies' Guild of Calvary Epis- copal church will hold a rummage sale Friday afternoon in the O'Nsil building, on North Main street, op- posite St Vincents- hospital. Any one having articles to contribute will please notify Miss Gregory of 49S HaWley avenue
 The Ladies' Aid society of the First Baptist church has arranged a musi- 41a in ha temple in Colorado avenue tomorrow evening" Mrs Judith Landberg Flathers, soprano; Mrs Florence Le- gere Hayes, contralto; Ellis Lundberg, bass, and Miss Essie Peabody Sweet, dramatic reader, assisted by Mrs. F. H Coops, pianist, will participat in the program The proceeds of the evening will be used to furnishing rooms in the new church building.
 The Board of Recreation will hold their regular weekly meeting at the Lincoln auditorium romorrow even ing at 8 o'clock The program will consist of vocal solos by Miss Esther Burns and Miss Minerva Birgo, read ing by Miss Edith Rosenblutte Miss Mildred Jubb. Catherine Kane and Hazel Gay in fancy dances. Stewart
  merce will talk on Community ex- periences. Social dancing will follow
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mrs Florence Ath- erton and Richard Rohden which took place in New York city Wednes- day, April 2S. Mrs. Rohden was for merfy of this-city and was we'll known in social circles of the North end MT and Mrs Rohden will make their home at POI East 53th street, New York city.
 Mrs. H. s. Miles of AT State street will open her home Thursday even ing for an important meeting of the Mount HoIyo1ze College club. This meeting will be the opening one in the campaign to raise Bridgeport's s quota toward the $3,00O, 900 Endow- ment fund which is being raised by the Alurnnae and the trustees of the college through the country. A large attendance at this meeting is essen tial to the success of the work. MT. and Mrs George Peck of 235 Wells street will leave today for guests of their daughter, Mrs. D. Smith for several days.
 Mrs. James Robinson and Miss Belle Bruce are in charge of the | entertainment and dance to be given | by the Young Peoples society of 1 OIivet church on Friday evening l May IA at the Shelton school audi l torium.
 | Arthur PenfieId of 3 Maple street is spending the week in Danbury. l James Logan of New York city was the week end guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Logan of 1O46 l Fairfield avenue.
 Miss Helen Iyhne of S92 Noble avenue will leave shortly for Colum- l bus, Ohio, where she will make an extended visit at the home of her l uncle.
 l Congratulations are being receiv- t ed by MT. and Mrs. James E. Dug l gan of 773 Connecticut avenue over the arrival of a daughter born May
 3 at the Bridgeport hospital
 Mrs Elizabeth Webb -of the strat- field with MT. and Mrs. Edward Vim ton of Stratford avenue returned Sun day from a delightful motor trir
 through New York State.
 The Rector's chapter of St. Georges
 Episcopal church held it's last meetine
 of the season yesterday afternoon
 The society will resume it's work
 again in the early fall.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Hinderer, Miss Gladys and F'TaIrk Hfnderer of \ Bechmont avenue have returned from a visit, with relatives in DaEhi, New | Y ork.
 , Miss Catherine Hist of Spring Val. 5 ley, N. Y, who has been the guest O, Miss Margaret HorscIller of 59 Fra nk. s lin street for several days, has re, 3 turned to her home.
 l Mrs. Estelle Allen of New Havel t was a. recent guest of MT. and Mrs t Edward L. Hayden of 107 Wells street ! Lieut. and, Mrs. John W. Doolan O e 105 Atlantic street, are receiving con : gratu1ations over the arrival of = !