The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-15
On The Tip Of The Tongue

Y MRS. DE YER H. WARNER of Fairfield and her daughter. Mrs. John Gfeld of Brooklawn park, have re- turned from New York city where they have been enjoying a brief stay.
 MRS. FRANK HICKMAN of Myrtle avenue will entertain as her Ferree of Buffalo, N. Y. Her guest is expected to arrive today.
 MRS. HARRY ToUsEY of North Main street was hostess for the meet ing of her bridge club at her home yesterday afternoon. This is the first meeting since before Christmas.
 THOMAS P. TAYLOR of Washing ton avenue will leave on Monday for a fishing trip with friends to Key West, Fla. where he will spend the remainder of the winter.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. Theodore Stei- ber of Lafayette street will be sorry to hear that she is confined to her home with a severe cold.
 WILLIAM LOUNSBURY of Laurel avenue left yesterday for a several days vacation and rest which he will { enjoy in Atlantic City. N. J.
 MISS NATALIE MIDDLEBROOK I of Fairfield has been entertaining as her house guest for the past few days, Miss Marion Maybee of Danbury. Miss Maybee will accept / position in this cfty in the near future where she | will make her future home.
 THE REGULAR WEEKLY WHIST | given by the parishioners of St. Pe- ! fer's church will take place on Mon I day evening in the Sunday schoo' | rooms
 THE SOCIAL CLUB of the Catho. | Ifc Community house met last even | ing for their regular bi-monthly gath A ering. The guests of the even1ns V were the members of the Walnut :. Football team: Several weeks ago @ the cial club, splendidly, in preparation 1 for a dance given by the girls As mark of appreciation the girls en. tertained the boys last evening. Iner' ] were games, music and dancing dur ing the evening. Refreshments wer' served
 BECAUSE OF THE ILLNESS O I spme of the members the election gof officers for the afternoon brancl of the Rector's Guild of st. George' church was postponed for feT weeks. The date for the future ot meet ing has not as yet been set
 THE PEOPLE OF ST. PATRICK CHURCH will be guests at Sun day afternoon tea gwen at the SatuI a1I Mc Community house on January 30tf
 THE VERY FAMOUS CHEER K. CHESTERTON. English writel will be the next speaker on tn | sociationr program of lectures M | Chesterton will come to this city o
 January 27th-
 RESERVATIONS at the Brookiaw \ Country club for the dinner danc
 this evening include: MT. and MT MT
 Ciifrord w. Marsh. MT and MT W. Wheeler, MT. and Mrs. Pa, ! Flicker, MT. and Mrs. Harvey Hull ! bell. and Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Narrs \ more The Eli society orchestra ITO
 New Haven will furnish music for tf
 orcasion. Several of the members f-fhe younger set are making up
 Dutch treat party.
 NORMAN LEEDS of Mill H ' avenIe and Jack Wheeler of Beecl wood avenue are two Yale studen snendfng the weekend at their hon here.
 s MR. AND MRS. E. H. H. SMIT of New York city, formerly of tn city. will leave on Monday for CT 4 cago, Ill.,. where they Will spend
 month"; s>- -t' .-.-
 & MISS FRANCES HAYES. daught
 rf MT. and Mrs. James Hayes or
 Mashington avenue was hostess for
 party yesterday. afternoon in honor
 her eighth birsnaay tas eathered eetr at her II hor
 nnd played games. Dainty, refres rnents were served late in the afte
 noon.
 MEMBERS OF the vBridgep' x x..usress & Professional Womel
 club and their friends enjoyed
 dancing party in the club rooms rooms l:
 et,eatre furnished music for N ccosfnn. The ballroom was attrs -l aacnrafed. U with fancy pi