The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-05
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 MRS. PHILIP SHELBY of North avenue enteretained last evening at a miscellaneouS shower in honor of her sister, Miss Theresa Sistrand, who is to wed Ray Whitney of Putnam -~street, the last of this month. Among those present were the associates of Miss Sistrand's at the Bridgeport Trust Go. A pretty color scheme of pink and~green was carried out.
 MRS. E. F. o,ROURKE of stratford entertained at dancing party the other evening in honor of her sister, Miss Winifred Rourke, whose mar riage to Walter Weber is to be an inn portant event this fall. Miss Rourke was the recipient of many attractive gifts from the guests who surprised her with shower late in the evening.
 TOMORROW AFTERNOON will mark the opening of the Bridgeport Art League when a reception will be held for members and their friends and the new home open for inspec- tion. The officers of the club will act as hostesses. and many hand made articles will be on exhibition in the gift shop. Mrs. Harry Lewis will also open her Homestead Tea room on this occasion, which is connected with the league,
 MRS. ROBERT CRUDGINGTON of Eaton street will be hostess for the . Black Rock Country club tomorrow afternoon.
 MISS ANNA SWINNERTON of Beechwoods avenue has returned home from Binghamton, New York, where she has been entertained by Mrs. Robert Weed, nee Miss Martha Lashar, for a fortnight.
 MISS LOSE COLE has returned to af ter visiting for the summer in Kent, Conn, with her aunt, Mrs. F. $. Hop son. of Colorado avenue.
 MISS MARY HINCKS of Park place and Miss Elizabeth Hassick of Fairfield avenue have retufned from a brief stay in New York city.
 BRONSON DAVIS of Sachem road, Brooklawn park, has been entertain ing as his house guest, Henry Thorne, Jr., of New York city.
 STARTING ON MONDAY EVEN ING of next week, Professor William Lyon Phelps, of Yale University, will weekly at the Congregational church. The first topic selected by the distin- guished speaker is, Jonathan Edwards and Benjamin Franklin, the autobiog- raphy.
 MISS MARION DIBBLEE. educa- tional director of the Bridgeport hos -pital, will speak before the next meet ing of the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's club, on Mon day evening in its new quarters i'll 7 the Liberty Building. Miss Dibblee organized the New Haven Business Women's club. Tonight the members will gather for bowling followed by a. theatre party. On Saturday a hike will be indulged in and a bacon bat enjoyed up the Housatonic river.
 
 MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL c. SHAW who have been summering at their country home in Bedding, will open their winter home on Sanford place the latter part of this month.
 FRIENDS OF MISS LUCILLE MARSH, daughter of MT. and Mrs. who has been confined to the Ga1en hospital undergoing operation for appendicitis, will be pleased to hear that she is greatly improved and
 MRS HARRY LEWIS of Fairfield avenue has returned from E1mhurst, Long Island, where she has been visiting her son Warren Lewis and family for several days
 MISS LILLIAN JONES of Beech- wood avenue is enjoying several days vacation touring in Canada.
 MISS BESSIE ADELMAN of East Main street was rendered a surprise shower the other evening by her friends in honor of her Approaching marriage to T. E. Palk of this city. About forty guests were present and jolly evening enjoyed.
 MRS. w. F. SEVERN of Clinton avenue is expected home this week