The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-11-16

a On The The 1T MRS. S. w. RoEssLER of Growers avenue, Black Rock, has left for Phil | sadelphia, Penn., to visit her daughter, i Mrs. Joseph Bates, for a fortnight. MRS. JAMES LUDLUM of Lyon terrace has returned from a brief visit | with friends in New Haven.
 MRS. ROBERT FERRETT, for merly of North avenue, who is visit | ing with Mrs Ferguson Reid of New able, is visiting With her mother, Mrs. A. E. Macdonald. of Clinton avenue, | for few days. MT. and Mrs. Ferrett will reside in the metropolis for the winter months. { ENGENE NORTON of West avenue !, has returned from an extensive west < ern trip of three weeks.
 MRS. W. GERALD BRYANT of Park place will act as hostess for the Little Sisters at her home on Thurs day afternoon.
 FRIENDS OF Howard J. Curtis, Jr., of Stratford, are grieved to learn that he is seriously ill at his home. z THE TEACHERS AND OFFICERS of Olivet Congregational church will meet this evening in the church par Tors to transact business matters and discuss plans for the future.
 
 MRS. SMITH c. BLACKMAN of Mapiewood avenue has charge of the members of the Mary B,eardsley so ciety of the Olivet Congregational church are giving on Friday evening. There will be a sale of delicious home made food, well as fancy articles and aprons. An entertainment will also be staged during the evening. MISSES HELEN AND BETTY SCOTT of Fairfield avenue will leave this week for Nashville, Tennessee, where they will visit their sister for the winter months.
 MRS. MD. cRowELL of s29 Fair view avenue opened her home this af- ternoon for the meeting of the Thim- b1e club in the North End.
 MISS MARGARET BAIRD of Mont gomery Alabama, who is a graduate of the large Industrial school there, will give an interesting address at O1ivet church on Wednesday, even ing, before the Missionary society. Musical selections will also be rem idered by members of the church choir.
 MRS. s. M. GARLICK of State street will entertain the members of the Wednesday Morning Art club to- morrow at her home. The subject, taken will be, Legends, Pageants, and Fairy Tales.
 MISS HELEN. WHEELER, daugh- ter of Justice George w. Wheeler of Park avenue, has returned from Phil iadelphia, Pa, where she has been visiting friends for, a fortnight. @
 THE SECOND OF. A SERIES of whist parties and dances will be held League at St. Charles church hall at IS o'clock. Prizes will be offered for $, tra will furnish music for the occa- sion and the committee, in charge t scomprise:. Mrs. Thomas Hearn, Mrs. iFrank Irving, Mrs. F. l.. Sullivan, and Mrs. John Christinger.
 MISS ALICE 'ROBARTS of flaw .thorne street has, returned from Princeton. New Jersey. where she Joined friends and witnessed the games on Saturday.. ! FRIENDS OF MRS. w. H. COM LEY of Beechwood avenue will be sorry to hear that she is confined to iher home with illness.
 AL. SHERRY of Wood avenue is now residing in Waterbury, Conn, where he is acting as City Editor on one of the Waterbury newspapers. --
 AMONG THOSE entertaining at luncheon preceding the bridge party 4-+ olr1 1T,fT 1I1h afternoon, were Mrs. John Rowland, Mrs. H. c. Rood, Mrs. w. W. Nara more, Mrs. T. Rice Davis, Mrs. R. Lockhart, Mrs T. A. Ganung, Mrs: l.. B. Powe, Mrs. R. I. Neithercut and Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant.
 ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the marriage. of Mrs. May Swezey and .Herbert Baker, which took place last week at the First Methodist church quietly. Mrs. Fred. Risley of Kos suth street, sister of the bride, gave the wedding reception at her home After honeymoon "trip, the couple will reside at 7S Adams street.
 A FOOD SALE will be conducted by the teachers of Shelton school to- The proceeds will go towards the school fund. A cordial invitation i' extended to the public and deliciou: home cooked food will be offered. The committee in charge include Mis- Anna Connolly, Miss Mary Gleason Mrs. Ida Joyce, Miss Helen Carroll Miss Hattie Ba,llou, Miss Ruth Rose Miss Carrie Mathewson, Miss Mar garet Miller and Miss Marrette Weed
 THE wEATOGUE Curtry club he issued invitations for a Yale-Harvart dinner dance at the club house fo this Saturday evening. Taylor'S or chestra will furnish music for tn occasion and a jolly time is expected by the members and their friends Thanksgiving decorations will b used.
 MRS. LOUIS B. POWE of Sea view avenue, was hostess for a lun .cheon this afternoon at the Brook
 lawn Country club for the member
 her woman's committee of the clut
 of which she is acting chairman