The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-24

avenue, Will open ner nome on FIT day afternoon for the meeting of the Mary Beardsley Sewing society at o'clock. A large attendance is de- sired:
 MIR. AND MRS. w. E. McCLINCH of Pembroke street, are rejoicing over the arrival Of a seven pound baby girl born on Sunday tthe1r home Mrs. McC1inch was Miss Mary F. Bresnahan of Peabody. Mass, before her marriage.
 MISS NELLLE JOHNSON, Miss Gertrude Hogan, Miss Marion Cuney were among the many who witnessed ! the matinee performance of 'East Is West" at the Shubert theatre in New Haven, on Tuesday afternoon.
 DIR. AND MRS. HERBERT S. BROWN of North avenue, have re- turned from a few days visit as hhe house guests of Prof. and Mrs. Theo-
 ALBERT w. SMITH of Black Rock, Morris Beardsley of Park place and Lewis B. Curtis of Waldmere tending the Sons of American Revo- Iution banquet, in Hartford, the oth- CT evening. Delegates from all over sth state were present. Many in teresting addresses were made.
 FRIENDS OF P. L. TolIison of 93 ! Eaton stret, will be grieved to learn ! he is confined to his home with a se- were cold.
 MISS MAY GALLIGAN of S95 Wood avenue, has returned from New York city where she visited friends over Washington's birthday.
 MIR. AND MRS. CLINTON BAR MUM SHELBY of Ing1esfde park and MT and Mrs. Harry H. DeLoss and A- NT Sn--So arNfT TD-,--l ,1vn i Joined MT. and Mrs. Percy J. Bartram, Miss Eleanor Bartram and Miss Eve 3 fyn Feel of Stamford, at the Biltmore hotel in New York city yesterday where they will remain until Satur- t day, at which time they will sail for AIgiers. Their trip has been post poned several time owing to the ship being in quarantine for so long period.
 MRS. THOMAS P. TAYLOR and grandson Thomas Jr., are expected to arrive at their home on Washington avenue on Saturday from Key West, Fla, where they have been sojourn- ing for several weeks.
 THE MEETING OF the Junior League society which was to have been held at the home of Miss Mary Hincks of Park place yesterday after noon has been postponed until Mon- day, owing to Miss Hinck's illness.
 MRS. CHARLES I. CROSBY of Beechwood avenue was hostess for a large bridge party yesterday afternoon at her home in honor of the members of the -Avignon club and few other intimate friends. The occasion was held in honor of several of the mem ber'S birthdays as well.
 FRIENDS OF Miss Helen Wheeler of Park avenue will be sorry to hear that she is confined to her home with | tonsilitis. Miss Wheeler has been obliged to call off the meeting of the { Service club this week on that ac- 5 count.
 MISS RETA HASELTON of Park : avenue has returned from a brief visit { with friends in New Haven, Conn.
 MISS SARA KINSCEILA of 175 Harriett street vii entertain the members of the Round Table at her home on Friday evening. The sub $ jects to be discussed are Fashions, Manners and Morals
 MRS. MARY K TONES of Clinton avenue left yesterday morning for an exterded trip to California where she will stop at various points of interest to visit She wIl join Mrs. R. J. Mackenzie and Mrs. William B. Bishop out west.
 MISS LOUISE ATwATER, daugh- $ ter of MT. and Mrs Fred Atwater of . Colorado avenue, IS entertaining as her house guest, Miss Mary Stuart s' Snyder of St Paul, Minn., for several i days
 ~ THE YOUNG PEOPLES ORGAN s RATION which was recently organ ized at the Olivet Congregational !. church will meet tonight to map out 3 plans for the remainder of the year. New officers were elected at the last meeting with the following results: President, Miss Lillian CogiM; vice presidents Miss Hazel DiXson, Miss < Emily Johnson, Miss Amelia. Arnold E treasurer, Miss Elsie Dinsbury, and secretary Miss Katherine Egbert. h Members of the Advisory board in elu61e: Mrs. c. H. DiXson, Mrs. II. S, ' Brown, Mrs. F. L. Cogill, Mrs. Charles ' Arnold, and Mrs. A. w. Clark The 70 young people are to engage in indus trial and benevolent work as well as