The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-16
PERSONALS

' A ANN MIR. AND MRS. BRADFORD D. | PIERCE of Brooklawn park are ex- pected to arrive home from their sev- era1 weeks tour Tn Europe the latter part of this week.
 MISS HELEN GRUMMAN of Park avenue has returned from Poughkeep- sic, New York, where she has been entertained by relatives for a fort night. Clinton avenue left yesterday for New York city to spend the remainder of the week.
 Beechwood avenue is in Binghamhon, New york, as the house guest of Mrs. Robert Weed for several days. | MRS. FRED HAwLEY of Clinton levenue is confined at the Bridgeport hospital recuperadng from an opera ton for appendicitis. REUBEN WEBSTER of Brooklawn avenue and Edward Roessler of Gro vers avenue, Black Rock, are two Taft school studenns returning home | owing to the epidemic of scarlet fever which has cfused the school in Water town, temporarily.
 | al V. IAfay- cite apartments is planning to leave shortly for sail through Souther, | waters.
 | been spending few days at his home here, has returned to the Navy hos pita1 in Brooklyn, New York, where he is being treated after his recent | operation
 MISS ELIZABETH RYAN of Park avenue, will move the first of April | to Lewis street.
 MISS ROSE cHRIsrIANsoN of Bronx avenue. was hostess for birthday party at her home last evening. Games were played, danc- rendered. Late in the evening a | bountifu1 repast was served. Miss Christianson was the recipient of many attractive gifts.
 l MISS LOUISE ATwATER of Col i orado avenue, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Joel Goldthwaite, in Providence, R. l., is expected home | THE JULIE STOWE chapter, No. | 1, will celebrate their third annivers- ary tonight at O. U. A. M. hall, at organizations and auxiiaries have | been invited to attend. A short program has been arranged, after | which social dancing and the serving | of refreshments will follow.
 THEE STAMFORD Girl Scouts will meet in their club rooms on Friday afternoon; Their leader is is Mrs.
 bers in this group who are carrying on active work.
 MISS DOROTHY HULL. who is iv-
 Mass, is spending a few days with
 her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. o. Hull
 of 1903 Iranistan avenue. THE MEETING of the Junior
 League of the Washington Park M
 E. church was held this afternoon IT the church par1ors. Business Of i'm portance was transacted. A BASKETBALL game will be held at the Barnum Service Center on Bar
 mum avenue tonight. The contestine
 the Orioles. Dancing will follow. MRS. HENRY E. Kelly of 755
 Clinton avenue, is spending g, week in
 Philadelphia, Pa, as the guest of hel mother, Mrs. Robert FauFconer- MISS IDA CAMPBELL is directing one-act play entitled, '"The Bride and Groom" to be given in | tn. h,
 
 . Park M. E. church, on Thursda!
 evening, March IT. The affair ii
 under the auspices of the Epwortf league. Those taking principa Baines, Robert whysche. Edward Al
 Ian, Miss Burtie Pu11eton, Miss Bessie
 Hotchkiss, Miss Mildred Shey ana
 Miss Norma Goulden.
 THE REGULAR weekly dance will , be held on Saturday evening at the Service Center on Barnum avenue ; Preceding the dance There will be a ooues and the Harvey Hubbel1 team AN IMPORTANT business meeting
 for the members of the new Junior , will be held in the church parlors on
 Friday, March IS. At that time the officers will be elected and the con-
 stitution adopted.
 THE woMEN's LEAGUE of the
 Park Street Congregational church
 will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock with the sewing and practical ! aid committee to work on missionary supplies. At o'clock, Mrs. Charles S. Thayer, president of the Women s
 Home Missionary Union of Connecti- cut will address the Wonien's assem-
 ply in the lecture room, after which
 tea will be served by Mrs. Robrt Wick
 and Miss Elvira Davis.
 A SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY
 was given yesterday afternoon in the
 sun parfors of The Stratfield hotel foI
 the benefit of six sick soldiers by the 1 Woman's Auxiliary or the American 1 Legion. Mrs. Charles I. Crosby was l Tn charge of the affair, assisted by
 Mrs. R. Stratton, Mrs. W. Price
 and Mrs. c. Lounsbury. There were
 about 30 tables of players with 8 f basket prize for each table. Baskets | of fruit, candy, toilet articles, canned 7 goods. sewing equipmnt and flowers
 were selected by those holding the f highest scores.
 i, MISS ESTHER BOGEN of 154 f Norman street is to wed Max Rosen- . berg of this city next Tuesday. Miss : Bogen was recently feted with 2 \ shower given by her sister. Miss Sarah Bogen.
 CARDS HAVE BEEN received an
 nouncing the arrival of a son to MT