The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-14

uonal church Will be held on Wed- nesday evening in the parish house when supper will be served by the Ladies' Aid society, followed by a business session with the election of officers and ndfdiscussion of plans for an entertainment to be held during the holidays.
 MRS. F. w. MARSH of Park ave- nue, was hostess for tea this af- Rangs of Rusling place, whose we'd ding was recently celebrated.
 MRS. NATHANIEL E. WORDIN of 213 Courtland street will open her home tomorrow for the meeting of the Wednesday Morning Art club when the subject to be studied will be Peter Paul Rubens.
 MISS MARGARET BALDWIN of 430 John street will entertain the members of the Round Table at her home on Thursday evening of this week, instead of Friday as is cus- tomary.
 MRS. FRED. w.. TRACY of 1,150t Fairfield avenue will open up her home tomorrow afternoon for a card party under the auspices of the Wo-a mans club of the Universalist church In the evening the Opportunity club will meet there for cards and dancing. Several table reservations have al ready been made and many attrac- tive prizes donated for the occasion.
 MUCH ENTHUSIASM IS BEING EvINCED over the dancing party which is to be given for all members of the Y. ". c. A. clubs and classes in the auditorium on Golden Hill street on Friday evening. The sec retaries of the association will take charge of the affair and Schine's or | chestra will furnish music Those holding cards are permitted to bring guests by making arrangements with Miss Laura Durfee, educational sec- retary. The rooms will be attrac- lively decorated with Christmas greeneries.
 MRS. FRED. E. WALKER of e7 Myrtle avenue will journey to New Haven tomorrow to enjoy a brief visit as the guest of Miss Ferol We'll | man.
 A NUMBER OF. GIRLS from the | main office of the Telephone com pany attended a dance in Danbury | last evening.
 THE SOCIAL CLUB of the Catho- | lie Community House, on Barnum av- | enue, will give Christmas party on | Tuesday evening, Dec. 421, at the Sea side Institute, in the South End. Miss Mary Doherty, secretary st the house will have full charge of the affair. colored crepe ribbons, Christmas 1 trees and wreaths will be very at tractiye and appropriate. All mem | berS and their friends are invited to attend the affair.
 AT THE MEETING of the Lincoln Alumni Association held in the audi torium on Friday evening, Miss Irene McDermott was elected treasurer | with Miss Fay Sutton as secretary The next meeting will be held in May.
 THE ANNUAL STAG PARTY will be held at St. Joseph's T. B. and L.
 society 9p Barnum avenue, on CHARLES LAWRENCE of Carlton
 avenue will act as host at a jolly Christmas party to be. held at his l home on Dec. 26.
 THE MANY FRIENDS of Miss
 Florence Peloquin will be pleased to
 learn that she is recuperating at her
 home, 743 Iranistan avenue, after be-
 ing confined to St. vincents hospital
 for the past two weeks.
 A DELIGHTFUL PARTY was held
 at the Catholic Community House on
 Friday evening. Games and dancing | was enjoyed and refreshments were
 served. Miss Mary Dorherty and
 Miss Elizabeth Daley, secretaries a, . Bernadette Phelan gave several dra.
 matic readings and vocal selections were rendered by Miss Made1yn Far, ley. Prizes were awarded for success
 in different games to Miss Mary Ma
 guire, Miss Hazel Ho1yneaux, Z Miss Genevieve Crehan, Miss Margare = Atherton and Miss Betty Crehan.