The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

F mail news to editor. E 'A BzEaszNzEsz8EsSEaEzEszEa8zM ( After the entertainment music for dancing will be furnished by the Lin coin orchestra. The number will con sist mostly of square sets which will f be directed by Professor John Clabby.
 Only the residents of the Lincoln Newfield and Mckinley districts are , invited. !
 Miss Ethel Han1ey of Grand street will entertain the members of the T. o. T. club at her home this evening. The members of the club are Miss Mildred Farrell, Miss Mabel Rowe, Miss Mary Buckley, Miss Edna Hayes, Miss Margaret Buckley, Miss Mary Callory, Miss Mary Coleman, Miss Mildred Hayes and Miss Catherine Ca1lory.
 The Boys Recreation center will ] hold a leap year dance on Friday eve ming at 7:45 o'clock at the Barnum school assembly hall. All persons in the Bajrnum, Garfield, Huntington Road and Staples school districts are invited to attend.
 The members of Martha Washing ton lodge No. 26, Order of Daughters of St. George are planning to cele- brate their anniversary with a social and entertainment after short bus mess meeting Monday, March 22 Re treatments will be served and a gen eral good time is anticipated.
 Mrs. James German of Louisan-
 
 in Milford, Conn.,, over the week end.
 Mrs: E. c. Wheeler of 457> Fairview ! avenue will entertain the regular | weekly meeting of the Girls Friendly | Society of Calvary church at her 1 home this evening at 7:3O o'clock. l
 Mrs. T. L. Ferguson will meet her l class in lace making and embroidery 1 at the Bridgeport Art league rooms, l State street, Friday, from 10 to 4 o'clock.
 Miss Louise Gilshrist of AT Liberty street was a recent visitor in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Griswold of 127 Marion street entertained at dinner party last evening at her home. St. Patrick's Day decorations and favors were carried out at the dining room where covers were laid for eighteen. Music, games and dance ing formed the evenings amusements. l The Friday afternoon bridge club will meet this week with Mrs. Earl l Lewis of Wentworth street. Mrs. Lewis will use St. Patrick's day dec l orations. Several guests from out of town are expected to be present. Miss Charlotte Whitney of Jack man avenue was the hostess for an 1 informal Victrola dance last evening when she entertained the members of the Stratfield Players club. Those ! present were Miss Mabel Edwards Miss Mildred Jennings, Miss Irene | Blakeman, Miss Helen Rowe, Miss | Genevieve Godfrey, Miss Emily Jack man, Miss Margaret Minor and Miss 1 Ethel Knatt.
 Mrs. Harry M. Gregg of 3024 Main street is entertaining her brother, Dr. | Frank O'Brien of Boston, Mass, for | several days. l The Parent-Teache association of l Maplewood school will hold a meet
 
 o'clock at the Junior high school Miss ] Gladys B. Green of the Food Hut has been invited to give a demonstration on supper dishes for the school chiI- dren. All parents in the Maplewood district are invited to attend.
 Children of Lincoln school will fur nlsh the entertainment tonight at the Newfield Recreation center in the ! CN1r e,aI11
 i gram will consist of Folk dances .as we'll as a demonstration of the old fashioned square dances. Following the entertainment there will be danc- ing for the older folks
 Members of the Knights of Columbus celebrated the feast of. St. Patrick S with an entertainment and dance last evening in the club house on
 Washington avenue. The program consisted of vocal and instrumental selections, members of the commit
 tee in charge of the affair were Pe- I ter Clark, George Farley. John Haw-
 kins, James Lee and John McEIroy. i More than so couple attended the
 St. Patrick's dinner dance at the | Bridgeport club last evening. Follow 1 ing the dinner there were novelt1 | dances with favors for the women One of the chief features of the ey. ening was a tag dance.
 |~ A miscellaneous shower was giver at the home of Mrs. Ralph Warner o- Colony street last evening in honor | of Miss Caroline Bradley of 35 Sher. wood avenue, who is soon to become the bride of G. Parker Wyatt, pur chasing agent for the BulIard Machine Tool Co. The rooms were artisticalI, [ decorated with flowers. Miss Bradle, I was the recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts. Following the sup per which was served at a late hour s music, games and dancing was en 1 joyed.- Those present were Miss Mar
 garet Walsh, Miss Bessie Wilcox. Mis- . Florence Vending, Miss Mildred Ibruschay, Miss Irene Bonehin, Mis
 Lillian Lind, Miss Bernice Forest
 Miss Ella Unwin, Miss Grace Lewis
 Miss Emma Smith, Mrs Ethel Boyn } ton, Mrs. Ralph Warner and Mis-