The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-09

of 1000 Fairfield avenue, has return
 ed from few days sojourn in New
 York city.
 MISS CATHERINE BIRKS of Yale
 street has resumed her studies at
 Dean academy, Franklyn, Mass,
 after spending the Easter holidays
 with her parents here.
 MIR AND MR& ERNEST M. BUTLER and son Morton, who have been residing at the Arden apart
 ments, Warren street, will move next week to 257 Courtlan'f HiA { MRS. F. E. IAALLEY of Fairfield avenue and son Harold, have return ed from. the South where they have been stopping at Palm Beach and Miami. Florida. for the past two months.
 MRS. F. H. BROOKS of Colorado avenue is entertaining as her house guest Miss Clara R. Howe of Detroit, Mich, for several weeks.
 BESIDE THE SIXTY COVERS to be laid for the complimentary dinner to be rendered to MT. and Mrs. Louis B.. Powe, retiring officers of the Brooklawn Country club. this even ing, the following other members will entertain? Mir. and Mrs. Charles Logan, MT. and Mrs. R. M. Flames, MT. and Mrs. ". K Nolan, MT and Mrs. J P. Frisbie, MT. and Mrs. E. w. Carpenter, Mr. and W. R. Webster, MT. and Mrs T. B. Lashar, MT. and Mrs. c. G. Williams, Mir and Mrs Percy Anderson and pr. and Mrs. T. A. GanunS.
 AN INFORMAL SOCIAL RECEP- TON will be given by the Park Street Congregational church to Rev. and Mrs P. E. Matthias following the mid week service Wednesday evening l. fr~%@ fF1 c17-T TrG and during his subsequent work with the Y. M C. A, Mir Matthias and his wife have been connected with Park Street church and are among it's most valued members He leaves next week to take charge of the Congregational church in WhitneyviIle, New Haven.
 WILLIAM RUNYON of the Srat- field hotel, associate editor of the s-whanaco Wireless of New York city. is spending a few days in Ba- yonne- N- J.
 THE WILLOWS BASKETBALL team will play the High School Night school quintet at the Barnum Service Center tomorrow evening. Following the game there will be a social con- fetU dance.
 ABOUT 40 COUPLES attended the | first social dance of the season given | by the Junior class of the Normal school at Shelton school last evening Those in charge of the dance were Miss Loretta Lenihan, Miss Helen Mo | Murray. Miss Anna McGrath, Miss Ida | Allan. Miss Anna Mcclure. Miss Lil- | Han Priest, Miss Bertha Molchaney | Kiefy. The hall was attractively dec | orated in blue and gold, junior class cofors-
 A VERY SUCCESSFUL DANCE | was held last evening in St Angus tines hall by the young ladies of the parish. Whist was. enjoyed during the first part of the evening Miss Irene Carroll was chairman of the conmittee in charge
 AMONG THE BRIDGEPoRT PEo- PILE attending the Knights of Co., Iun1bus ball in New Haven last We'd nesday evening were: Miss GenevleVe Crehan, Miss Mae Noonan, Miss Alice Long, Miss Charlotte Kennedy and Mir and Mrs. Edward GiIligan.
 MIR. AND MRS. FRED HALEY and family, formerly of this city and Stamford are now residing in west Haven, Conn. Mrs. Lalley was Miss Dorothy Sterling before her mar riage.
 MISS HAZEL HAYMAN. director of the women's and Girls activities in the Board of Recreation in this city will leave on Monday to accept a similar position as organizer ana director of Community service work in North Adams, Mass.
 . MISS CATHERINE RUSSELL of Noble avenue is spending the week end in New York city with friends.
 MISS ANNA CASEY of Herfdmer street is visiting friends in North ampton, Mass. for over the week end.
 THE o. U. s. CLUB, which is comprised of the school girls of the Universalist church will hold an inn Dortant meeting on Monday evening, at which time they will rehearSe for their vaudeville show which Is to be presented on Friday evening, April 29th, in the parish house
 MISS ELIZABETH JOHNSON of { Black Rock left today for New York | city where she will join friends over the weekend
 MISS DORIS WHEELER of I.afayette street will be hostess for { her home on Monday afternoon.
 A NOVELTY DANCE will be t given tonight at the Industrial cen ter of the Y W. c. A. on Barnum I avenue, when Miss May Travis will | furnish music for the occasion and a jolly time is assured all who attend. !
 TO MONT OFFICES. {
 New York April s-Executive of- s fees of the Simplified Spelling Board will be moved on May l from this s city to Harvard University. Cam bridge, Mass, it was announced here today.