The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-11
On The Tip Of The Ongue

MISS ELIZABETH SHELBY, daughter of Mrs. Fred Seeley, of Brooklawn avenue, left today to spend the weekend in New Haven as the house guest of Mrs. William James. Mrs. James will give tea in honor of her guest.
 MRS. ANDREW SMITH, of Sach- em road, Brooklawn Park. will be hostess for the meeting of the Little Sisters at her home on Thursday aft ernoon. 7s-.-.f-. .-. t-
 MISS BETTY RAVENS, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Elmer Ravens, of Clinton avenue, will entertain the members of the Service Club at her home on Monday afternoon. A.'-'
 MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT PERRY and daughter, Miss Gertrude, of Fair field, have left for De Land, Florida, to spend the winter months.
 STERLING SHELBY, who has been visiting his mother, Mrs. Fred Seeley, of Brooklawn avenue has returned to his duties in the oil fields in Cisco, Texas, after a vacation of six weeks spent in this city and vicinity.
 MRS. DAVID DAY. of Clinton ave- hue, will entertain the members of the Thursday luncheon club this week at her home.
 THE REGULAR monthly meeting g of the St. Vincent'S alumnae aSSocia- = tion will be held at the Nurses Home on Hunting street on Monday, Dec. 13, at 4 o'clock.
 PRACTICALLY THE ENTIRE congreg gation of the First Methodist evening to welcome Dr. George Brown of New York, former pastor of the church who was given a com- pimentary reception. Other friends of Dr. Brown were also present. A delightful musical program was en- | joyed after which refreshments were served.
 THE TwO-HoUR FAIR held yes terday afternoon by the Parent Road school was a decided success | Over S200 was netted. The place was attra ctively decorated With Christmas | greeneries. Mrs. Carolyn Flanagan was chairman of the committee ir l charge who worked diligently for its success. assisted by Mrs. R. c. Clark | Mrs. Frank l.. Black, Mrs L. M Ezieberum, Mrs. John Schwartz an6 { .he school teachers.
 MRS. FRANK B. LYON of Noble avenue will open her home on Tues day afternoon for the meeting of the Book Exchange club. | DR. AND MRS. B. M PAR MELEE | of Orchard street are entertaining MT i Rarmelee's brother, Captain Kenneth A. ParmeIee, of St. Albans, Vt, fol several days.
 ANOTHER LARGE dancing party | scheduled to take place during the | Christmas holiday season when gaiety will be at it's height, will be that O. Thomas and Conrad Lashar of Fair field, who will entertain about 300 O their friends oh Tuesday evening Dec 2S, at the Brooklawn Countr. club An out of town orchestra vii | furnish music for the occasion. whicI is certain to be a brilliant one for tht young people home from the various boarding schools and colleges.
 MRS. D. FAIRCHILD WHEELEF | of Lafayette street is passing severa days in the metropolis with friends.
 MRS. E. E. CoRTRIGHT of 61C Colorado avenue has returned iron i Brooklyn, New York, where she ha been the guest of her sister, Mrs. J E. Sparrow. for the past two weeks.
 INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN issuec for a dancing party to be given by | Harry Thornbury, son of Dr. and Mrs H. A Thornbury of 253 Beechwoo< avenue. on Tuesday, Dec. 2S, at tn Brook1awn Country club. About 10t
 members of the younger set have beer bidden.
 THE GLEE CLUBS of the Bridge
 port High school will produce$a musi cal comedy entitled The Yokohanl:
 Maid" on the evening of Friday Dec. I1 in tre school auditorium. Tn , comic opera is under the personal di
 rection of Miss Ingebord Svensen
 Tune. and will begin at o'clock. THE o. U. g. CLUB will hold al 2 important meeting. in the Universa1is church on Monday evening. All mem , bers are requested to be present. ? MRS. J. IT. ORTON will be tn
 leader of the Mission circle at tn Universa1ist church on Tuesday after