The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

will leave Cn WeG,c cSday for Palm Beach. Florida, where they will spend the winter months.
 MRS. c. M. NEWMAN of s25 Lau- rel avenue is the house guest of her daughter, Mrs. A. A. Corwin, of An napolis. Maryland, for several days.
 MRS. HARVEY HUBBEL of Park avenue has returned from brief so~ journ in New York city.
 MRS. II. F. BRANDES of Fair field avenue will entertain several of her intimate friends at bridge on Monday afternoon at her home, in guests.
 MRS. DAVID DAY of Clinton ave- nue and Mrs. William J. GripDon of at the Brook1awn Country club to- morrow afternoon. Tn the evening the moving pictures will be Norma Talmadge in "The Daughter of Two Worlds
 INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN IS- SUED for dancing party to bc given by Miss Gertrude Rruel of Noble ave- nue during the Christmas holidays. MIR AND MRS. WALTER B.. LASIIAR of Clinton avenue will soon . issue invitations for a large dancing party to be given in honor Of their two sons, Billy and Walter, Jr., at their home on December 29th from until T. Speidel's orchestra will furnish music. About 75 of the youngest set will be invited.
 SMITH COLLEGE CLUE, which maintains a loan fund for students { in the college, will hold the annual rummage sale on Saturday at II o'clock in the Stratford town hall The array of contributions this year surpasses any in previous years | Clothes. household furnishings. bric- a-brac and pictures will be sold Miss Ruth Everett is general chairman in { Bull, Mrs. Clarence Hall, and Miss Sally Wilmot.
 MRS. THOMAS MURPHY of Grand Rapids, Michigan, formerly of this city, arrived here yesterday to visit her mother, Mrs A. D. Flood who is seriously i'll at her home on South avenue.
 MISS ETHEL KIRCHAM of Strat- ford avenue has returned from a visit with relatives in Newark, New Jersey
 ANOTHER OF THE SERIES of Interesting lectures by Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie of New York city will take place this evening at St Lukes church: The general theme at the
 
 Lessons from the Life of Eijaih.'' The las talk of the sequence will be on Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
 A VERY INTERESTING MEET ING of the College Club was held last evening at the home of Miss Fan nie Smith, LIZA Iranistan avenue. The most interesting feature of the even Ing was the discourse and exhibition or the subject, Analytic Graphol- ogy," by Mrs. Edith GrindIe. The theme consists of reading the char acter by the hand. The young ladies of Miss Smiths Training school under the direction of Mrs. Elmer Boards ley, rendered several vocal selections This will be the last meeting of the club for the year of 1920. r THE wOMEN'S AUXILIARY of the American Legion gave a very sue -cessful and enjoyable whist party yesterday afternoon at the Legion nome- Mrs. Charles Crosby was in charge.
 ON NEXT THURSDAY AFTER NOON the Women's Guild of St. Luke's church will hold a Christmas sale of food and fancy articles at the parish house. An a1l-day session was held by the members in the parish house yesterday.
 MRS. JAMES RICKLE of 92 Sixth street is conducting a candidates class for girls between the ages of 5 and 14, preparatory to their joining the Girls Friendly league of St. Luke's church. Meetings are held each Tuesday at o'clock in the par ish house.
 PUPILS OF MISS MAY S. HALLS dancing school gave a fancy dancing party in varuna Hall last evening' Pretty fancy dances in costumes were a feature of the evening. The solos dancers were: Miss Maud Keleher, Miss Alice Wheeler Miss Hazel Gay, Wright. Several of Miss Halls pupils have been doing interpretative danc- ing at the various recreation centers during the past week.
 MISSES EMMA AND MAUD HALL, of 46 Park street have as their house guest for the past week, Mrs. J. s. Caswell, who is well known in this city where she has frequently visited. Mrs. CaSwell has been travelling eX- tensively for the past year and has many interesting tales to relate con- cerning her various trips.
 THE FIRST performance of the Bridgeport Business & Professional Women's club minstrels will be given this evening in their rooms on the top floor of the Liberty building. The public cordially invited to attend
  be a decided success, dancing will follow with music furnished by Miss Louise Hudson'S orchestra. Another performance will be gwen tomorrow evening also.
 INVITATIONS have been issued by Fillmore Lyford, son of MT. and Mrs Fred H. Lyford of Park street, for a dancing party to be given at the Black Rock Country club on Dec. 2S. Coles orchestra has been secured to furnish music for the occasion. About fifty of the younger people have been bidden.
 MIR. AND MRS. FRANK E. BAL LARD of Wood avenue, left by motor this morning for New York city to enjoy a brief stay.
 MRS. RICHARD HOWELL of Elm street, Stratford, will entertain guests From New York city over the week end.