The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-22
PERSONALS

- = e@-0 ! MIR AND MRS. RICHARD T. NEITHERcUT of Brooklawn avenue. holiday guests, Miss Agnes Bigelow. MT. and Mrs Edwin Btge1ow and Elliot Bigefow, all of Brooklyn, New York.
 MRS. FRED. E. WALKER of CT Myrtle avenue, is expecting the fol l lowing guests for over Christmas: MT. and Mrs A. H. sagendorch and Marion and Ellen Page of Worces- ter. Mass; Roland Walker of Spen- cer, and NIT. and Mrs. John Grf1ls of this city.
 1 MRS. HENRY P. HEfzsHAW of Fairfield avenue, will entertain Will liam Miller Paxton, 3rd, of New York fisy for is hs. s1,e snee of Gee daugh ter, Miss Marion Henshaw.
 CARDS HAVE BEEN RBCE1vED | from MT. and Mrs. Harvey Wood of | Poughkeepsie, New York, announc- | ing the arrival of second daughter. Mrs. Wood was Miss Florence Smith before her marriage, and a graduate | of the Fannie Smith Normal school Mrs. Wood is well known in this city, where she formerly resided. I CH hEAl1NG OI INoOlS avenue has arrived home from l Catholic University, Washington. D. e., to remain until after New Years
 MISS M E. WEED, supervisor in the public schools will spend the holidays with friends in Newark, N- J.
 | MR. AND MRS. EDWARD E. PRICE, of Whitney avenue, are re- joicing over the arrival of a baby daughter, born recently at their home.
 MISS LOUISE M. HOYT of 11e9 Iranistan avenue, who has been con- fined to her home by illness, is now rapidly recovering.
 THE MEMS LEAGUE of the Peo- ple's Presbyterian church held an important meeting last evening. when they welcomed L. T. Court a new tract with the General Electric com pany here, where he will make his future home. Fitting ceremonies were in order and refreshments
 A. I. OLENSTEAD has returned to his home on 32o Map1ewood avenue. | after a lengthy visit with friends in | Newtown.
 D. W. MARSHALL will address the meeting at the Peoples Presbyterian | church this evening, using as his sub ject, Exodus. Type of Redemp- tion."
 FRIENDS OF Miss Reta HaseBton
 of Park avenue will be sorry to hear l that she is confined to her home l with quincy sore throat.
 MRS. BENJAMIN BROwsTEIN
 has charge of the Christmas seals at l the fitv National ha this assisted by Mrs. Samuel susman.
 Mrs. L. I. Levy, Mrs. Louis Schwartz, Mrs. David Arronson, Mrs Charles
 Rosengard, Miss Rose Sherman and Mrs. Carol Beck.
 HAL T. KEARNs of Park avenue is spending a few days visiting with | friends in New Jersey.
 MISS CECILE BEECHER of How
 ard avenue leaves tomorrow for her
 home in Littleton, N. H., to spend
 the Christmas holidays with her
 parents.
 ON THURSDAY EVENING of
 next week the members of the Uni
 versalist churc1. Sunday school will which will be attractively trimmed. Games will be played and refresh
 ments served. There will be the ex-
 change of gifts also, with Mrs. 1 FTed w alkoTS class III CndTSG. | CARDS HAVE BEEN received from MT. and Mrs. Wallace Cooper from Cuba, announcing the birth of a daughter, Alice Lockwood Cooper, born recently. Mrs Cooper was for | merly Miss Isabelle Baker of Cottage l street, this city, and was a member | of the Library staff and graduate of l the local High school, where she was l extremely popular. MT. Cooper whose | home is in Honolulu, Hawaii, has | charge of a sugar plantation in Cuba, where they are making their home.
 THE ITALIAN and Hungarian | children who attend Y. W. c. A. | classes were guests at a, Christmas party held yesterday afternoon at the International institute. ] MIDsHIPMAN Francis Granfe1d | of Annapolis Academy will be the guest of his aunt, Miss Jane Gilhuley | of 36 Chapel street over the holiday i season.
 MIR. AND MRS. DAVID RHOADES | will be the hosts at a dinner party on Christmas day. Their guests will in | clude MT and Mrs. William Fryer and family, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Clark and family and MT. and Mrs. | Robert Pearson and family of West 1 Haven.
 1 GEORGE P. FARLEY, JR., of New | York, will visit his parents, MT. and | Mrs. George P. Farley of 160 Lewis | street, over the weekend. | WILLIAM PICKETT of Catherine street. will spend the holidays in New London.
 | MISS MARJORIE KINDER, as the cutest and Robert Rock as the fun
 niest, won ->prizes at the pig-tai1 day exercises yesterday for their cos tunes.
 | MISS MA RON STERLING of North