The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-04
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Txe<steacherS of the City, Normal school entertained Friday afternoon in hcLsoe oG Mss Lydia. Goldstein, who sz5ItibecDn9e the bride of Charles s. Brodyb Thzs5ay~at o'clock. Miss Goadstein was formerly a member of the City Normal school faculty and has been continually feted since the announcement of her engagement
 Friends of Miss AMeen St0weu of Whitney avenue will be sorry to hear that she is confined to her home with illness
 Miss Doris Lake. of Rocton avenue has returned after a brief visit with friends in New Haven
 Miss Anna Swinnertom of 6,9ss Beechwood avenue will open her home this afternoon for the weekly meeting of the Service club.
 The Italian Woman's Council of the International Institute will hold their
 first annual ball Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the Y JU C. A. Service
 Center, 1,146 Banum avenue Music will be furnished by 'TAazian's FEve.' The Wonenas aEE6Ekary of Trinity church VIII hold tins annual spring sale and tea in the parish house on
 Thursday afternoon from to 6 o'clock.
 Friends of Wfnsam Mullins, IT,, son of Mir and Mrs. William Mullins of 3.015 North Main street, waN be sorry to learn that he is very i'll at St Vim cents hospital, having undergone a very serious operation Saturday nTgant
 MT. and Mrs Harry Schempp are
 rejoicing over the arrival of a son
 born Saturday. Mother and son are
 doing nicely.
 MT and Mrs Dennis Murphy who
 have been spending their honeymoon
 in New York, have returned to this
 city and have taken up their tenn
 porary residence at 830 State street
 Before her marriage, last Tuesday,
 Mrs Murphy was Miss Margaret Cor
 mack, daughter of MT and Mrs Ar
 thur Cormack of 116 Hanover street. Announcement has been made that
 Miss Wyland's Junior English classes
 in the High school will present a fine, h1gh-cIass vaudeville performance in
 the High school auditorium on the evening of May 14. The program which is varied consists of two short piayIettes, a one act musical comedy and special readings, dancing and singing by some of the finest talent in the school It is thought that it win be an event to be recorded in the annals of the school
 ATr. and Mrs. s. J. F'eTrton have re- turned to their home in Danbury, having spent the weekend as the guests of Mrs. Robert Han of 333 Park avenue.
 Miss Theresa I6ef of Madison ave nue entertained informally for a few friends Saturday evening at her home The regular monthly business meet ing and social of the Pdlathea class of the First Baptist church will be held May 10 at the home of Mrs E K Nicholson of 59 Park avenue. Miss Edith Porter of North avermle ] has returned from Nichols where she has been visiting friends for several days
 The Shatdeld Community chorus will entertain at a card party Friday evening in the community building on Jackson avenue at o'clock Attrac- tive prizes Will be awarded and socia. dancing will follow the game The annual meeting of the Ffrs l Baptist church will be held in tht lecture room of the church, Wednes I day evening, May 5, at S:15 o'clock | All members are urged to attend. 1 Mrs. Clifford IinneN of Charlotte 1 N. C., is visiting at the home of hel i mother, Mrs. Gertrude Lyford of 1ot l Park street
 The annual meeting of the Univer 1 salist Women's club will be held thi afternoon in the First Universalis