The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-07

Miss Marion C. Adams or EdSL JdI- | frey, New Hampshire. MISS ESTHER CHERISH of Lau- rel avenue has resumed her studies at National Park Seminary, Forest Glen, Maryland, after a Christmas vacation with her parents here. .s MISS CECILIA ALLEN, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Allen of Lenox avenue, was the guest of honor at dance given last evening by Miss Mar garet Martin, a school mate residing in Baltimore, Maryland. Both young ladies return to Emmettsburg Sem mary, Md, today to continue their studies.
 MRS. ROLAND MAPELSDEN of New Haven is the guest of her pa rents, MT. and Mrs. James Clancy of East Main street, for few days.
 MISS ELSIE WHEELER, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler of Academy Hill, Stratford, returned to the New Haven school of gymnastics after the holiday season.
 DAVID MOLLOY of Norman street has accepted a position with the ex port department of the Crane Valve Co, in New York city, where he is re- siding.
 AMONG THE BRIDGEPORTERS attending the inauguration of Gov ernor Everett J. Lake in Hartford were MT. and Mrs. Richard Howell, Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick, Mrs. H. Will Challenger, and MT. andaMrs. A. L.. Delaney.
 | WILLIAM LoUNsBURY, JR.. of fer sojourning in the hills of New Hampshire with relatives and friends for fortnight.
 2 MRS. GEORGE MARA of Wash hgton terrace has returned from an extended stay in New York city. < ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY was given yesterday at the Amreican Legion rooms on Golden Women's auxiliary. Mrs. w. B. Price was hostess. A prize was awarded Tor the highest score at each table. Women serving under Mrs. Eula Mara during the recent war can be had by telephoning Mrs. William P. Kirk of Washington avenue, or Mrs William Lounsbury of<Laure1 avenue. These certificates are given as the appre- citation of the work the women so capably accomplished in the war drives. The captain of every group has certificates in her possession for her team.
 INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS for the new year for the Daughters of Isabella took place last Monday even- ing, at the Organization hall, 1S9 state regent, installed the executive body. Mrs. John Lavey is again re- gentt for the local band with Miss Marguerite ~Dossey as vice-regent The secretary is Miss Frances Kelly; treasurer, Miss Margaret Mccormick historian, Elizabeth Savage, proph- etess. Miss Mabel O'is; monitor, Mrs Anna Sullivan; sentinel, Miss Nellie fIynn; a,l organist Esther Honnan: meeting will be held here on the las Sunday in January.
 THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ot the Bridgeport High school will hold January 20th.
 FRANK CLARK, son of Mrs. Anna Clark of 169 Lewis street. has re Gurned to Washington, D. C., where he is a student at the Catholic Uni versity.
 l.. B. MATTHIAS, head of the com mercial department of the Bridgepor High school and president of tn, Connecticut State Teachers Associa ton, will confer on Saturday with tn executive committee of the associa ton, comprising Walter Bayliss il charge of the Booth & Bayliss schoo here; T. l.. 'Caskey Of the High schoo and C.. N. Stone Of Hartford Tn subject of the conference will be tn plans for the state convention whicl will probably be held in Bridgeport ol January 26.
 MISS ISABELLA YOUNG of 35 Prospect street left the city a fey days for a lengthy visit to Scotlan after which she will go to India be fore returning home again.
 THE THIRD OF THE SERIES c st-Congregational meetings i Stratford was held last evening at tn Methodist church. Another servic Whitehead of the Congresationf church spoke last night, while Re- Andrew Chamberlain of the Method ist church will be in charge tonight.
 MRS. FREDERICK MORS GRANNISS of Noble avenue has rt turned from a visit with her parent in Meriden.
 MISS BETTY LEEDS of Mill Hi avenue leaves next week to resun her studies at the School of FoI Seasons in Princeton, N. J.
 MISS JULIE WHEELER. daugl ter of Mr. and Mrs. D. FairchiI Wheeler of Lafayette street. has r. turned to the School of Designing Saratoga, N. Y. after spending u holidays here.
 MISS MAUDE JENNINGS Brooklawn avenue will act as hoste for the Service club at her home ( Monday afternoon.
 A DELIGHTFUL pupils recital W
 given last evening in the sun parl
 of The StratfieId by Mrs. Susan Hay . 1ey-Davis. Assisting the studen
 was Miss Ola Rankin of New Have
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