The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-20

MRS. MARY -LARKIN of Walnut Beach will leave tomorrow to spend the months at St. Augustine, Florida. was given in honor of Miss Lillian Kiely, on Thursday evening at the home of Miss Irene Broderick on Iranistan avenue. Those present were: Winifred Kelley, Marion Green ing, Sue Sullivan, Helen Mullins, Vir- ginia, Mary Angnes Drew. Lillian Kiely Marguerite Smith, Katherine Crowley. Anna Drew, Irene Brod- Charles Ryder, Bill Crowley, Tom Riel1y, Oscar Lavery, Walter Peter son, Joe Vitale, and Harry Orelup.
 AMONG OTHER BRIDGEPORT FRS attending the Yale-Harvard game today are: James T. Patterson, | Jr., of Milford, Delbert Knox of AL pine street. MT. and Mrs. Nathan Mrs. Robert F. Bradbury, of Chalm- CTS street, Miss Harriette Bassett of Salem street and Earl Osterhound.
 THE FIRST MEETING of the Yelkel Tekel club will be held. on Monday evening at the home of Miss Agnes kiely on Gregory street. Music, dancing, readings and entertainment are planned for the evening. The 1 club is made of a few Normal school girls and are: Eleanor Sherwood, Mabel Sherry, Agnes Kiely, Helen | McMurray, Anna McGrath, Frances | Carroll, Anna Mcclure, and Loretta | Perry.
 THE MARY BEARDsLEY soCIE. TY of the Olivet Congregational church held very successful fair sale and entertainment last evening in the church parlors. Mrs. s. D. Bradman, president of the society was in charge.
 MIR. AND MRS. G. A. ROBERT SON of 196 Brooks streets have left for Florida where they will remain until the first of May.
 A PRE-THANKSGIvIN MEET ING of the parishioners of the Peo- ple's Congregational church will be held as usual on Tuesday evening. At this time the churchgoers will meet and will present their gifts which will be distributed to the less-fortunate on Thanksgiving day.
 MR. AND MRS. JOSEPH SLAP , IRO of Shelton and Miss Mildred Reitter of Stratford will attend the Yale game today.
 THE ALMA TRUDA CLUB will hold @ fall dance on Tuesday evening, September 23rd, at the Seaside Insti- ute. Miss Elizabeth Callahan is in charge.
 THREE HUNDRED DINNER RES ELEVATIONS have been made for this evening at the Brooklawn Country club. Among the latest reservations which have not previously been men, toned include: Mrs. Eleanor Bar tram. Mrs. I. De Yer Warner, Mrs Erwin F. Jennings, Lieut.. Com. R. G. Thomas, Miss Marion Henshaw, MT and Mrs. w. Gerald Bryant, MT. and i Mrs. T. Rice Davis, MT. and Mrs. Paul | Blackburn, MT. and Mrs. William Boardman and Donald BIodget, all o1 :, whom are giving large dinner parties THE wEATOGUE, ALGONQUIN AND SEASIDE CLUES have also ar. I ranged dinner dances for after the game and the Stratfield hotel has dancing in the ballroom.
 COURT BERKSHIRE, 4722, Inde I pendent Order of Foresters, enter. l tained their friends in their rooms I 1S1 State street, on Thursday even v ing. A social time was enjoyed art music was furnished by members O. = the court The presentation of the
 Municipal Halloween Frolic, wa: officially made by Mrs. Margaret Mis-. kella, the organizer and chairman ol the parade committee Refresh.
 ments were served late in the even. ing.
 AND MRS. A. F. NOREN ar,
 rejoicing over the arrival of a son
 William Colby, born at the Bridge = port hospital on November IT. Mrs
 Noren was Miss Catherine Colby be 7 fore her marriage.
 MISSES MILDRED AND MAR, | GREENSPUN of 151 Highland ave
 nue, entertained a few New Have | friends at their home on Thursda a,
 evening. Plans were made for tn N tn ha Val TJov = oa1saA tnda1r ir, NAw HanA.a