The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-26
On The Tip Of
 The Tongue

bers will ride. All those taking part are asked to meet at the Welfare building on Saturday evening at 7:3O o'clock Invitations hay been issued for a Halloween masquerade danc- ing party on Friday evening to take place in the club rooms. A jolly even- ing is being arranged by a committee in charge. r
 THE GIRLS CLUB of the Catholic Community house on Barnum avenue will hold a costume party on Friday evening at Seaside Institute. It will be an invitation affair. The hall wiH be appropriately decorated with Hal lowe'en hangings and festoons.
 THE MEMS CLUB of St Georges church will hold Ladies Night on Thursday evening. Charles Price and Alfred B. Vanness, candidates Tor aldermen for the Fifth district, will their respective parties. Refresh ments will be served
 HERBERT LEVY of Poplar street spent the weekend in New Haven While there he witnessed the Yale and West Virginia game.
 THE QUI WYE Girls Club of the International Institute held a delight full party on Saturday evening. They invited a number of Italian young men and about 20 couples were decorated. Each girl was attired in either a Spanish or Italian costume which was made by the members of the Institute Sewing club.
 THERE WILL. BE A meeting of the Harmony Lodge. No. I'll, L O. B. B., tonight at o'clock at Harmony Hall, 189 State street. New candi- dates will be initiated at this meeting MISS RUBY BURRITT of Clinton avenue is entertaining as her house guest Miss Lydia Mathers of Hartford.
 MRS. GEORGE HICKMAN of North avenue was hostess for the Mission Circle this afternoon at the Universalist church.
 MRS. ARCHIBALD MCNEIL of | in New York and New Jersey for the 1 Cox campaign. Mrs. McNeil was for- | merIy Miss Ann Orr of New York the | atrica1 fame.
 AN ELECTION NIGHT DANCE will be given by Park City council, No. | 16, Knights of Columbus, at the club rooms on Washington avenue. A | LlCheT SeTVlCo WILL pe 1HSldli6u anu election returns will be rapidly com | municated.
 | WALLACE D. BRADLEY of Hart | fora spent the weekend in this city visiting with his mother, Mrs. Julia | Bradley, of 593 Park avenue. MT. l Bradley was formerly of this city and recently accepted a position with the Underwood Typewriter company.
 MISS MoLL1E oSTRowsKY of 2,317 Main street was hostess at a | farewell party on Saturday evening in l honor of Miss Sophie Moskowitz, who will soon leave to take up her resi- dence in New York city. Games and dancing were the diversions of the evening. Miss Moskowitz was given many presents by her friends. Those present were: Rose Ribner, Pauline Dworkin, Esther Hammer, Ida Rosi- noff, Mo1lie Ostrowsky, also Lester Levanthal, John Postdt. Nat Vein stein, Meyer Schine, Louis Ostrowsl1y Harry Dinnerstein, William and Henry Lavine.
 MRS. ANNE EMERSON of Noble avenue will leave for West Haven or Wednesday to be entertained by hel
 cousins, Dr. and Mrs. J. e. Byror for the remainder of the week. HUGH TAYLOR has returned tt ) his position in New York city aftel
 visiting his mother, Mic. John Fay Tor on North avenue.
 INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN IS
 SUED by the Weatogue Countr.
 to be held on Saturday evening
 October 30th. It has been reQuestet
 by the committee in charge that tn
 members come in costume. A tur
 key dinner will be a feature of tn
 evening, and pumpkin pie and eide
 will be the refreshments served a
 midnight. Taylor's orchestra vii
 furnish music for the occasion an
 a jolly evening is anticipated.
 MISS NETTIE FOX of Curtis ave
 nue was hostess recently for
 shower in honor of Miss Katherin
 popular bride next week. Pink an
 white was the color scheme used an
 a jolly evening was spent p1aytn
 games and listening to musical SC
 served at a late hour. Those pres
 ent were Miss Lillian Fox, Mis
 Anna Benway, Miss Eria Clabb.
 Miss Josephine Meyers, Miss Deli
 Mary Leaugh, Mrs. T. Leaugh, MT
 L. Hawkins, MT. and Mrs. Thoms
 Fox, MT. and Mrs. R Cunningham
 Miss Ray Fox and Miss Nettie Flo:
 SHELTON RECREATION cent.
 will open on Thursday evening, o,
 tober 2s, with a. fancy dress part
 Games, entertainment and dancir
 will be the diversion of the ev
 ming.
 Il THE TEA WHICH WAS TO B |. GIVEN next Sunday at the Cathol i community house for the people i Blessed Sacrament parish will 1 postponed week because of u ! re-dedication and re-opening ! Sacred Heart church on Novemb 31.
 THE MEMBERS OF THE TUE ] DAL AFTERNOON Rector's gui
 met this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock y the home of Mrs. William LHo :; medieu on the corner of LauI II and Beechwood avenues. ,e THE MEMBERS OF THE TIA ~ IAN Women's Counc1 will be he ,q tesses at a very large Ha1lowe' rt l party which will be given on Fl