The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-28
Personals

Miss Mabel Jennings. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Erwin Jennings, will be among the Bridgeport students at the Emma Willard school at Troy, N. 4., 1 this year.
 l A meeting of the Smith College club will be held on Saturday after noon at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. | Walter North of Brookview avenue. John Mcdonald of Noble avenue, | has left for New York city, where he | will resume his studies at New York University.
 Mrs. Irene Sherwood of Stratford, will be the hostess at a meeting of 1 the O. D. S. sewing club tomorrow. l Mrs. Marcus Ross and daughter Miss Elsie. of Colorado avenue, have | returned to their home after spending | several days in New York city with l relatives.
 Richard Buechler. Albert Rosen- thai of State. street. and Stanley have m resumed n their "uea studies atehde at the University of Pennsylvania.
 Among the Bridgeport girls who are attending the Baldwin school at | Bx'rn Mawr, Pa, are Miss Elizabeth | Smith, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Hor- l | Miss Ruth Foster, daughter of Judge and Mrs. Carl Foster. of 244O North l avenue, and Miss Helen Furer, neice of MT. and Mrs. Esbert Marsh of 34S | Mill Hill avenue.
 | Another class in millinery will start | tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the Golden Hill house of the Y. w. c. A. This is a short term class and has been formed especially for women to wish to make their own fall hats.
 Mrs Mary A State Of South Nor | walk, who was elected to the office | of Supreme Chief Companion of the Companions of America, at their re- cent convention at Saratoga, and Mrs. Mary A. Mills of 14f Hough avenue, formerly supreme district deputy of Connecticut, and now ap- l pointed supreme deputy of the entire state, will be present at. a meeting i1 nesday evening, Sept. 2S, in the Moose hall on State street. It is hoped that a large attendance will be pres on their new offices and to hear the l news of interest concerning the re- cent convention.
 social meeting will be held tomorrow evening at 8. o'clock at the Interna- tional institute on Beach street. A full program, under the direction of
 
 presented. The public is invited to attend the gathering.
 An important business meeting for the members of Olivet Congregations church will be held in the church parlors tomorrow evening at s o'clock. when plans for the new par ish house will be discussed. Al 6:30 the members of the Mary Beardsley society will serve a supper in the parlors for those who will at tend the meeting.
 Miss L. Baker, who was formerly connected with the Remington Armi
 company and now with the Genera
 nection in this city and has left fol
 New Haven where she will make he
 future home. She was presented
 with a beautiful gold d,, pencil ane recently She leaves a host O
 friends who wish her great success il
 the future.
 A business meeting of the Mar!
 Beardsley society will be held o1
 Friday in the parlors of olivet Con i gregational church.
 Miss Catherine O'Connor of Boards
 ley Park terrace was hostess at a de
 Hghtfu1 party held recently. Gamei
 selections were rend dered by Milton
 Dayton. Those present were Mis-
 Mary Maloney, Miss Rose Gompertzs
 Miss Lulu and Miss Ruth O'Connor
 Miss Florence Mayton, Miss 1ren
 Maloney, Miss Mary Carley. Miss Ma
 rion and Miss Clara Mills, Leigl
 Penny, James McGrath. Milton Day ;. ton, Louie Storr, Raymond ant ' James O'Connor.
 A very irnprtant meeting Of tn I' La dies of Matagiko Ta1mud Toral will be held this evening in tn
 Hebrew institute and all members o
 the organization are earnestly re : queSted to attend.
 t A rehearsal of all those who vii Istake part in the vaudeville show ts