The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-08
PERSONALS

| PERSONALS MIR. AND MRS. JOHN G. HOW LAND of 2s5 Park avenue have opened u~ their home here after so- Journins in Camden S. C.. for the winter months.
 MRS. ALLAN ". PAIGE of Park avenue will act as hostess for tea | at the Brooklawn Country club to- l morrow afternoon. In the evening a keno party will be enjoyed. Several dinner reservations have been made.
 MISS ELIZABETH SHELBY of Brooklawn avenue has returned from New York city after being en- tertained for the past few days by her aunt, Mrs Chauncey Marshall MISS DOROTHY HULL of 1903 Iranistan avenue has returned from a motor trip to New York city where she accompanied her sister. Miss Gladys Hull.
 MISS CATHERINE LOGAN, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles Logan, of Fairfield avenue, will re- turn to Capin School, Northampton, Mass, on Monday to resume her studies after the Easter vacation
 F. R. BUNKER gave an illustrated lecture at the Peoples Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening of this week, on Africa" MT. Bunker has been a missionary there for the past 30 years and had many inter- esting tales to rela le about the na- tives and growth of the country. His slides contained many beautiful scenes. The Ladies Missionary so- ciety served a delicious supper pre- ceding the lecture.
 made for the splendid entertainment and dance to be given on next Tues day evening. April 12. at Colonial hall, under the auspices of the young chairman of the committee in charge. ANgNOUNCEsMEENT IS MADE Of the marriage of Miss Marguerite De- vine, formerly of Fairfield avenue. this city, and Carl A. Renz of San on Easter Monday in Casper, Wyom- ing, where the bride has been mak- ing her home. The couple will re- side in San Francisco.
 MISS MAE HALLS Senior dancing class will entertain at a meeting of the Union Community group at Mad ison school this evening. Social dancing will follow the program Miss Anna Akerfeit is in charge of the center.
 MIR AND, MRS CHARLES D. MAGELLAN announce the birth of a daughter, Norma Mae, at their home. 59 Prospect street.
 
 spending a few weeks in this city as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas GiiIane of 119 Fremont street.
 MRS. R. c. CLARK of Noble ave- nue left this morning for New York city where she will enjoy a brief stay.
 MRS. CHARLES ELLISON will act as hostess tomorrow evening for the meeting of the Round Table when theS ubject to be discussed will be: Great Events of the 17th Century,"
 THE CONNECTICUT SONS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION honored street by selection to the National order MT. Strong is one of the few in this state to be named. Direct HneaI connection with patriots of Revolutionary fame is Stquired. It is necessary to qualify for member ship MT. Strong is the great-grand- son of Benajah Strong, private, Con- necticut Militia, at Lexington alarm.
 THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS announce that rehearsal will take place in the council chamber of the clubhouse on Washington avenue to- night promptly at 7:30 o'clock, in- stead in St. AuguStine's hall as pre- viously planned. The hau is being used for another occasion this even ing. The "K. c. Frivo1ities of 1921" which are to be presented at the Ca sino on States treet on May 18th, promises to be a huge success judg-