The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-13

Si4 OO4zAGzW44<4Ok43| |SD t&219 HCEb<1E E5 Pnone Baznum 1887, o aEzEzSszEaEszSzEszE sEssEaEszEsgss The Black Rock Club girls basket [ ball team hes challenged the r. w l i e. A. team to @ game to be held at 1 E:S0 o'clock this evening at the Black l Rook otub. Dancing will be enjoyed 1 after the game. James Logan student of Columbia | s;eoalege Is spending several days as the kguest of his parents, Mir and Mrs. ECharles Logan of Fairfield avenue Mz. Josephine Meddcott of 619 Ea3rfield avenue who has been con- t1Ined to her home with illness is szHowly Improving.
 Gvenue is entertaining .-ans7son karom Oklahoma for several weeks. Many reservations have been made es5bor the women's club bridge to be Eheld at the Universa11st church, Tues Eday afternoon Feb 1Tth- Mrs. Fred INV Tracey, of Fairfield ave, is in H45k1a1z5G OE Iut AI1lDHSS T6- Erent reservations are: Mrs Newton HIne, Mrs. T. L Ferguson, Mrs John kS- Connor, Mrs A H BuIlard, Mrs. k1zoody Downer, Mrs Matthew Rogers ksAGxs- F. M Hartley, Mrs. l. T. Banks Mrs E. W. Cunning, Mrs Howard ESWhitaker, Mrs Ward VanNess, Mrs. SHred Walker, Mrs. John Sterling and Y4drs J. Adams
 d. 1-V -R Enue will be the hostess for the meet Eang of the Little Sisters, at her home Monday afternoon.
 Miss Hazel Hurd of the D.. M. Read Eco., Is i'll at her home with an attack eyf the grippe = The many friends of Mrs. Fred twaterbury, 242 Dover street, will be spIeased to hear that she is able to Sbe out again after her recent illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Langenegger, of 201S Park avenue are entertaining Miss Ruth MeIs, of New York city, abver the week end.
 Mrs. Owen Cunningham, of Iarch- mont, N. Y., is the guest of her moth pr, Mrs. Harry Barnes, 46 Wordin Awenue, for several days.
 The Hebrew Ladies Aid Society, will give a whist and pinochle party at the Stratfield sun parlors, Feb. Is, ct 7:30 o'clock, many beautiful prizes s will be awarded.
 Mrs. Roy Kingsbury, BeardsIey Park Terrace, has returned to her du- tIes at the D. M. Read Co.,, after an d1ness.
 The Misses Howard, of Nichols avenue, Stratford, entertained the F. M. I. R. club at their home Tuesday evening, those present were: the Misses Martha Gobel, Alice Green, Edith Coates, Ruth Crane, Florence and Gladys Knight, Gertrude Seibert Ruth Sanford, Ethel Batchelor, Mrs Reef and the Misses Kfttte and Car die Howard.
 The Maplewood Recreation center FdTfll hold its regular weekly dance fnfs evening in the Junior High achoo1 auditorium hall on Linwood HZenue.
 The R. B. A c. will give a dance at Masonic Temple, Broad street saturday evening, February 14.
 Mrs. Charles A. Rider of S66 Main Htreet entertained at Valentine bpaTty last evening at her home ir honor of her niece, Miss MeIba Man derseid- During the evening musica Afnd vocal selections were rendered a1d at a late hour a dainty Luncheon FEaS served.
 The marriage of Miss Catherine Hartnett, daughter of Mrs T. Hart SEN~4k emnized at St. Charles church las eFening by the Rev. P. J. McGivney Miss Irene Hartnett was her sister. 4naid of honor and John l.. Shannon egas the best man. The bride wore Travelling suit of blue and corsage O Siolets. The bridesmaid was als gDwned in blue with corsage of pinl
 Sweet peas Following the weddini "trip MT. and Mrs. Mcclure will re Estde at 19 Beach street
 Miss Dorothy Harris is Ill at he Rome with influenza
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Hayden o
 Eells street entertaining thei
 ,pn, Edward Hayden, Jr., of Ney
 zaven, for several days.
 Miss Doris Lake of the Booth an Hayliss school faculty, is spendin 4he week end at the home of he
 parents in Danbury.
 Miss Dorothy Harris of Bradle Ereet is i'll at her home with an al back of influenza.
 MT and Mrs. Samuel Prentice C HER NEW DRESS
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