The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-20

i ON THURSDAY MORNING at 10 o'clock the Ladies' Aid society of the EPark Street Congregational church Ewi1 gather together for sewing on Egymnasium suits for the youngsters { in the Italian church in the West End At noon a luncheon will be served and sewing continued through the afternoon.
 MRS. P. J. GRIFFIN of Catherine { street and daughter, Miss Mae, have just returned after a short stay in ; Hartford, Miss Grfhn acted as brides maid at the wedding of her cousin, ; Miss Ella Brannick who became the ebrfde of Edward Gibbons of South { Windsor Conn., Mrs Gibbons has a number of friends in this city! | THE GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIE- | TY of Christ church, Stratford, will shold a. supper in the parish house, on Thursday evening from until o'clock:
 t; MISS THERESA O'BRIEN of 2591 kNorth Main street was hostess for a shower at her home the other evening in honor of Miss Helen Molhyde, who { will wed John Costello on May 5th, ! at St. Charles church The bride { elect was the recipient of many use full gifts. Games were played and musical selections enjoyed, after 9which a. buffet supper was served. k-Ea E MoIyde, Mrs. J. Holyde, Miss Julia iHolyde, Mrs J. Costello. Miss Mary Sullivan, Miss May Elliot, Miss Mae Rankin, Miss Jane Gahin, Mrs. J. kBurke, Miss Marion Burke, Miss ! Agnes Burke, Miss Marie Burke, Miss { Helen Burke, Mrs George Burdock, Mrs. H. Gunch, Mrs. Peter Boyle, and [ Mrs. Christopher O'Bren. A TREAT is in store for bird 1 lovers at Christ church parish house on Tuesday evening, April 26th, at $ ! o'clock, when Edward Avis will give a. bird song recital. MT. Avis has beautifully colored slides of the Con : necticut birds and nimics their songs ! to perfection. A cordial invitation is extended all those interested in birds.
 WILLIAM P. BoNNEAU of Her keiner street ras returned from sew eraI days visit with relatives at Kew Gardens, Long Island.
 MRS A. J. HALLOCK of 539 Hunt : ington road was hostess for the mem bers of her bridge club at her home | yesterday afternoon.
 FRIENDS OF B. William FairchiId | of Clinton avenue will be sorry to hear that he is confined to his home with illness
 MRS. JUSTINE WILSON of Her i ieimer street is entertaining her sis ter Mrs. P. H. Morrisey of Allston, Mass, for the remainder of this week.
 ROBERT SHELBY of Norman street has returned from New York ] city where he enjoyed a brief stay.
 REV AND MRS. J. STADTLER ! of Wasfing gton avenue will soon move kto their new residence on Seaside ave i nue, Black Rock, which was formerly ] occupied by Rev. and Mrs. Herbert {. Ekins and family who have taken a Ifarm on Gree eufield Hill for the sum-
 mer months. MT. Stadtler is pastor
 of Christ Episcopal church on Court ] land street
 MIR AND MRS. DELBERT FBLACKMAN who have been residing , with MT. and Mrs. Smith Blackman on Map1ewood avenue are now oc- cupying an apartment on Washington aveneIf. Mrs Blackman was Miss ] fGIadys Mcclellan before her mar jriage
 MISS MARGARET L. GA1I.A- , CHER, of the firm of Gallagher & SGalIagher, uudertakers, has returned from Philadelphia, where she attend ed the reception of their cousin Card ina1 Dougherty. who has returned from Rome.