The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-09
PERSONALS

MISS ALICE CURTIS, daughter of
 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. Curtis of 1 Waldmere avenue will act as ohstess | for the Little Sisters at her home on | Thursday afternoon.
 | MRS. J. WALKER HILL of Dewey | street has returned from a brief So- | journ in New York city.
 | MISS CHARLOTTE MARSH, daugter of MT. and Mrs. Buckingham
 Marsh of 800 Colorado avenue has left for New York city where she
 will accept position and make her future home.
 MRS. HAL KEARNS of Park ave nue returned from a recent visit with
 her sister, Mrs. Gilbert Johnson in
 Spuyten Duyvil. N. Y.
 MIR. AND MRS. KENNETH WY
 LIE MCNEIL of ''The Anchorage"
 Black Rock, who are wintering at
 Palm Beach, are at present stopping
 in the metropolis for several days They will return South the latter part
 of this week.
 MIR. AND MRS. WALDO c. BRYANT of Park avenue have arr1v- ed home from Palm Beach, Florida, where they have been sojourning for
 the past month joining friends there.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. w. H. Weth- erelI of 92 Merchant street will be
 sorry to hear that she is confined to her home with an attack of illness.
 MISS BETTY RAVENS, daughter
 of Col and Mrs. Elmer Havens of Clinton avenue was hostess for the
 Service club yesterday afternoon at her home. MRS. ALVIN BREUL of Park place | will he q m
 Thim mble club to be held on Thursday afternoon.
 THE ANNUAL TRACK MEET for girls at the High School will take
 place on Wednesday afternoon, March 23rd in the gymnasium Miss liar riet Hunter has been named captain for the Senior class at the affair.
 THE MEMBERS of the oni vive
 club are asked to attend a special
 International institute on Beach street. Business of importance will be taken up. Plans will also be made for the play to be presented by the
 girls immediately after Lent. Mrs. Claude Wadlow will direct it. SERGEANT LEO CONWAY of the U s. Marine corps has returned to Paris Island, South Carolina, after spending a week in this citv as the guest of his aunt, Miss Anna Sexton of East Main street.
 OTTO HERE of Catherine street will entertain about fifty of the friends at a dancing party to be given Brooksfde place on the Jennings 2 estate at Huntington turnpike MISS MARY BUCKLEY of 21t Catherine-street has as her guest for a ] few weeks, her cousin, Miss Eliza beth Brennan of Springfield, Mass. DANGEROUS TO MEN, the play 5 so successfully presented a few weeks ago by the Checkers basketball team, will be repeated on Friday night at the Hall school
 THE SEWING AND PRACTICAL IAID COMMITTEE of the Park Street Congregational church invite all women of the parish to attend the special meeting to be held in the church parlors on Thursday at 10 o'clock. There will be a basket lunch ] at 12:3O and sewing will be cionhnu led in the afternoon
 THE DIsTRIK SCHOOL" a one act play, will be presented at the Black Rock Congregafional church on Thursday and Friday evening. PROF. LUIGI BEBALACQUE, late 4y arrived from Italy, will entertain
 with piano accordian selections at the
 meeting of the Italian Women's Coun-
 cil held this afternoon in the club
 roons on Beach street.
 THE MEMBERS OF ST. JosEPH's
 T. l.. and B. society will mold a large
 smoker and entertainment in the | club rooms on Barnum avenue, on
 March 17th.
 MISS ANNA, AKERFELDT, in charge of the Madison Community l center, is now preparing a very in If finc r1y-rs m n he meeting on Friday evening. THE REGULAR SATURDAY $ NIGHT DANCE will be held this week at the Barnum Service center = The basketball game preceding the
 dance will be between the Knights of
 Columbus quintet and a. team not as
 yet named.
 ' MRS. WILLIAM LOUNSBURY of
 374 Laurel avenue, has returned from spending the past week visiting friends.
 MISS c. G. BALL of 116S Iranistan , Map1ewood school, is recovering from a severe cold which has confined her . indoors for several days. "TfIE DREAM INTERPRETER,' ,'' biblical opera, in three aots will be presented in the Casino on State street, on Sunday, March 20, at 2 , o'clock.
 MISS RUTH WILLIAMS of New man place, spent the past few days = with friends in New Jersey. Her sister, who attends a, college in Bos- !, ton, Mass, is enjoying a few days vacation with her parents here. MISS A. B. KEOUGH of 176 Grove r street, was entertained by friends in e New York city recently, where she = witnessed several popular Broadway ] performances as well as attended the e opera
 ,. MSS s. C.. JONES of 673 Fairfield
 avenue, who has been for severa
 years president of the Ladies' Aid so. 9 ciety of the Peoples Presbyterian I church, received purse of gold s pieces the other evening at the reg - ular meeting of the society. as a to-