The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-11
PERSONALS

MIR. AND MRS. DAVID S. DAY
 of 625 Clinton avenue, will oper their home on Thursday evening April 18th, for the final meeting ot the Contemporary club Alexander Woolcott, dramatic critic of the New
 York Times, will be the speaker. His
 subject will be ''The Strange Adven- lures of Two Plays" Just as William Archer is undoubtedly the Ieading dramatic critic of Great Britain, SC Alexander Woolcott is usually consid- cred the leading dramatic critic ot America.
 MIR AND MRS. RAYMOND LEW
 IS of Vine street, have returned from
 New York city, where they motored
 recently.
 MRS. F. v. COLE and daughter,
 Mrs. Richard CogsweIl, both of Clin- ton avenue, spent the week end at
 their summer home in Kent, Conn.
 MISS MAY TOPPING has return
 ed to her home in Noroton after wis iting with friends and relatives here
 recently. Miss Topping was former ly resident of this city when she
 was affiliated with the r. W. c. A. on
 Golden Hill street.
 FRIENDS OF Miss Mary Gavigan of Dewey street. will be sorry to hear
 she is confined to her home recuper- aung from @ recent operation for ap- pendicitis. Miss Gavigan is in the
 nurses training class at the Bridge port hospital.
 MISS ALICE ADAMS. daughter of | MT. and Mrs. Fred Adams of West avenue, has resumed her studies at St. Margaret's school in Waterbury
 after the Easter holidays spent in this | city.
 | MISS LILLIAN LUCEY of es Olive street, who has been touring with the Irene" Production Co.,, is expected | home next week to prepare for her | wedding to Jack Landaner of New
 York city, which is to take place in | the early spring.
 MISS GRACE D. CLARKE of Iran1stan- avenue, will present her student artists in a program of short plays in the ballroom of the Strat- field hotel, on Friday evening, when Miss Mary L. Downey, Miss Mary E. Rritten, Miss Florence Davidson Miss Gertrude Lang, and Miss Lillian c. Jones will appear. Each of the having appeared before numerous au- diences. Miss Downey will present one of her inimftab1e Irish character izations, Miss Davidson will be seen in the role of a French Canadian, Miss Lang will play in an English roman tic comedy and Miss Jones will ap- pear in two character studies. Miss Britten will be assisted by Charles Armstrong, Jr., and Daniel Ambrose in farce comedy.
 THE MARY CRIssEY WHEELER CIRCLE, Lady F'oresters, will meet night. After the business session, whist and pinochle will be played. Mrs. Mary Foley will act as hostess.
 MISS w1N1F,RED HUREBURT of Groton, will act as leader of the Women's Missi onarv meeting to be held in the United Congregational church tomorrow afternoon. Miss the Near East Relief work and has many interesting tales to relate. A l luncheon will precede the meeting. It | is requested that there be a full at tendance.
 MIR AND MRS HARRY W. SHROPSHIRE of 13S Terry place have returned from recent motor joyed several of the leading Broad way productions.
 ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL bridge party was held at the Business and Professional Women's club this after noon. Mrs. Frederick Fish was hostess. Prizes were awarded those holding the highest scores at each table.
 TT HAS BEEN DECIDED by the entertainment committee of the AL gonquin club to hold dances every other Thursday night. with dinner served from to o'clock. A special orchestra will furnish music and in- teresing plans are being made for these affairs by the committee in charge.
 MIR AND MRS. WALTER B. tertaining MT. and Mrs. Robert Weed of Binghamton, N. Y., for several days Mrs. Weed was Miss Martha Lashar.
 PETE HOTCHKISS of Wood ave- I nue spent the weekend visiting f friends at Far Rockaway Beach. (
 MRS. FRANK J. HUGHES of Nashlngton avenue will be leader, of he Mission circle of the UniverSalist ,hureh tomorrow afternoon when her t ;ubject will be "The Church and the r Tea will be served fol- z owing the meeting. r
 MRS GEORGE RYAN of Main itreet left on Saturday for an ex- s ended trip to Buffalo, New York. 5 where she will visit relatives and |; friends.
 MEMBERS OF THE OPPORTUN- TY CLUE of the Universa1ist church Ire blaming to entertain the Tufts oEege Glee club boys at a dance fol- c owing the concert on Friday evening r l the church, which will prove one c f the popular events of the week. G