The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-30
PERSONALS

| A NO A A0 | A DOUBLE QUARTET from the Grace church choir sang at the Chris
 tian Union last evening. The qLar- tet consisted of Miss Marjorie Heusch- kel and Miss Florence Gage, sopranos; Miss Lillian Brown and Mrs. Herbert and Arthur Knight, tenors; Stanley | Purdy and Joseph Davids, bass. MT.
 Strout acted as director and accom-
 panist-
 MRS. JAMES FITZPATRICK, of
 1873 Fairfield avenue, has as her 1 guest for a few weeks, her niece,
 Miss Mae Cheevers of New York city.
 MISS HAZEL AND MISS MARION
 DAVE of 10S1 East Main street, have | returned to their home after spend ing the weekend in Atlantic City.
 MIR. AND MRS. FRANK COGnL
 and children, Franklin and Lillian of
 Mill Hill avenue, are spending week
 in Atlantic City. They will return l on Sunday.
 MISS CELIA ALLEN, daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. E. Allen of Lenox
 avenue, leaves for St. Joseph's college. EmmetSburg, Md, the last of this
 week after enjoying the spring vaca- | ton here.
 | DIR. AND MRS. T. DAK1N of De- troit, Mich, formerly of this city, are | registered at the Stratfeld hotel for several days.
 AMONG THOSE taking part in the
 musicale arranged by Maestro G. Case1otti at his sixth monthly pupils recital at his residence, 145 Lenox avenue, tomorrow evening, are Mrs. Marie Caselott, Miss Ebba Nyberg,
 Miss Alice Nelson, Mrs. Eva Hodg-
 Jennings, Mrs. Josephine Patuzzi, Mrs. Alice Med1icott and John Buck ley
 MISS FRANCES LALLEY of Park avenue, Miss Evelyn Fay of Sterling place, Miss Virginia Arnold of Cole man street, are students home from Marym seminary, on the Hudson, enjoying the Easter holidays with their parents.
 MIR AND MRS FRED. E. WALK
 FIR of 67 Myrtle avenue have re-
 turned from a visit with relatives in Spencer, Mass.
 MISS MARGUERITE SANFORD,
 daughter of MT. and Mrs Francis
 Sanford of Hazewood avenue left this
 morning for Danbury, where she will
 be the guest of Miss Leslie Mccarthy
 who is giving a large dance at the Greene hotel this evening for the
 school set, who are home from the various schools and colleges for the Easter vacation period
 THE ANNUAL CHURCH SUPPER and meeting of the O1ivet Congrega- tional parishioners will be held to-
 night at 6:30 o'clock. Reports will
 be read, officers elected for the suing year and other business mat ters of importance transacted MEMBERS OF the weatogue Country club held an important ses- sion in the club house last evening. Plans for the season were discussed and various committees named by the president, William Church Sew eral new members have joined the club and a lively summer is expected. THE KAPPA KAPPA CHI CLUB will start classes in millinery and dressmakfng tomorrow evening in the parish house of Olfvet church. CLIFFORD MEANEY of Noble avenue is home from Catholic Univ ersity. Washington. D. C., spending the spring vacation
 MISS MILDRED KORAN, a stu dent a Trinity college, Washington D. C.. is visiting her parents, MT. and Mrs Stephen Horan of Fairfield ave
 nue for the Easter vacation. MISS BETTY WOLFE, daughter l of MT. and Mrs. Edmund S. Wolfe, | of 174 Park place, will entertain sev- eral of her little friends at a dancing party at her home on Saturday even- | ing. Seventy invitations have been | issued SpeidefS orchestra will fur | nish music for the occasion |
 MISSES CAROLINE AND ALICE CHAPMAN, daughters of MT. and Mrs. w. w. Chapman of Park place are spending portion of their Easter vacation at their home here, later | joining their mother, who is conva- | lescent in Philadelphia The Misses | Chapman attend Smith college, | Northampton, Mass WILLIAM MILLER PAXTON, | 3rd, of New York city has returned | home after being entertained here by | Mrs. Henry F. Henshaw of Fairfield
 avenue.
 l MISS FRANCES HOWE of Cinein- ] natti, who has been the house guest | of Mrs John Field of Brooklawn l park, has returned to her home. Miss | Howe is the fiancee of Alfred Bishop | of Park place
 MIR AND MRS. ". A DONIIN of ! StTOSl aI0 entertaining as 1 their house guest MT. and Mrs. R. R. | Carey of Macon, Ga
 MRS GERALD BRYANT of Park | place will act as hostess for the meet l ing of the Little Sisters at her home 1 tom orrow afternoon.
 MISSES CHARLOTTE AND HAIR | R1ESTT FENNO of Hough avenue | have returned from Florida where | they have been Sojourning with l friends for the past six weeks. ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE of I the marriage of Miss Norma E. Mair- son of 69O Dewey street and John | Dunn, Jr., of New London, which
 took place quietly at the Olivet Con-