The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-02
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 The Tongue

A NEW CLASS in cooking was in- augurated last evening at the Cath ollie Community house. Miss Donovan will be in charge. The class in Italian will start next Monday. Rev. Michael Lynch will be in charge.
 A MEETING OF THE School of Mission will be held in the church church tomorrow evening at 7:30. Miss Sannie Bassett of Salem street is in charge of the program and will present the subject of the Schauffler Training School of Ohio. The schoo. is very influential in training men and women for work amog the foreign population. Mrs. E. c. Denner and Mrs F. S. Staples will be in charge of the 25c supper which will be served before the meeting.
 THE WEEKLY MEETING of the Thimble club of the Mary Beardsley will meet tomorrow afternoon at the { hour of Mrs. S. c. Blackman of 545 completed for the annual fair which will be given by the club on Nov. 19.
 MIR. AND MRS. MARTIN M. LUCY of 65 Olive street have as their guest for few days their daughter. Miss Lillian Lucy who is appearing in this city with the Irene" company at the Park theatre.
 A JOLLY HALLOWE FEN PARTY was given yesterday afternoon at the Catholic Community house for the children's classes. Miss Thelma Knox, Miss Catherine Hielly and Miss C1etfS McNamara of Mrs. Pryor's story-tell- ing classes at the High school enter tained the tots. The girls brought with them numerous bags of apples, lolly-pops and homemade fudge for the children. Little Miss Ethel Ben nett as a butterfly, won the first prize for the prettiest costumes. Miss Josie Anazlone, Miss HortenSe Lighfoot and Miss Esther O'Brien proved them selves victorious in the games played and each won a. suitable rize. About 100 children were present.
 PARK CITY COUNCIL. No. 16, Knights of Columbus, will hold an informal dance at their club house this evening. A ticker service will inform the guests of the election re- turns.
 A WEDDING of interest took place on Thursday at the parsonage of the Olivet Congregational church at o'clock. when Miss Minnie simmons of S4S Main street, became the bride of Thomas z. Matthews of Albany, N. Y. Rev Herbert Brown, pastor of the church, performed the cere- mony. Miss Simmons wore a trav- cling suit of twilight blue broad cloth with a large taffeta hat of the same color. There were no attend ants. The honeymoon is being spent in Boston. MT. Matthews is trav- cling salesman. On the return from the honeymoon the couple will reside in Albany.
 MRS. RUSSELL CATE of IS strat- field road, is expected to return to her home today after a two weeks visit with friends in Chicago, III.
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 /,rT lie Community house on Barnum avenue, will re-organize on next Fri day evening. All old members are requested to be present and those ed to attend this meeting. The present officers of the club are Char lotte White, president; Helen Wach- Inirth, vice president; May Hickey treasurer, and Sabina White, secre- tary.
 THE CRANE CLUB of the West End plant of the Crane Co.,, will hold at the Seaside Institute. The com mittee in charge is composed of Miss Hazel Jayne. Miss Bessie Nicholson, Miss Ruth Harding. The chaper- Her, MT. and Mrs. A. E. Macdonald, Mir and Mrs. H. B. VanGieson, MT. and Mrs. H. Lyle, MT. and Mrs. Rob ert Awens: MT. and Mrs Charles
 
 and Mrs. B. Nicholson.
 AMONG THE out of town guests to be present at the Shea-Campana wedding tomorrow are MT. and Mrs. Frank Shoughrue and family, Mrs. M. F. Shea and daughter. Miss Es- ther, MT. and Mrs. Harry Ripley, MT. and Mrs. J. J. O'Hare and fam fly, MT. and Mrs. James Cornell, all of Springfield, Mass; MT. and Mrs. Henry Smith of Birmingham, and Al. Tracy of Harvard University.
 MRS. JAMES M'ELROY of Golden Hill street, entertained a few friends informally at bridge on Saturday evening, at her home.
 WILLIAM BRODERICK of Wash ington. D. C., is the house guest of Mrs. Lyman Hill of TIA Seaview avenue, for brief stay.
 UNDER THE auspices of the Council of Churches, the first of the series of meetings in the community will be held at the First Methodist church on Fairfield avenue. next Monday evening, when pr. Wilbart w. White will conduct class cn How to Use the Bible"
 MRS. A. NEwKIRK Of 573 Haze wood avenue, Devon, entertained a number of friends at a Hallowe en -'rasruerade party, given at her home , Saturday evening in honor of Miss Eleanor Mckee of Hough avenue. taES1s5Sa52S7S15IS1S CS Makes a Family Supply E r-L Pa-E,,