The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-20
Personals

Miss Julie Wheeler, daughter of MT. and Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler of 75 Lafayette street, has been elected sec retary and treasurer of the Connec. ticut club of the Skidmore School of Arts. Miss Charlotte Blight. daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William F. Blight and Miss Ruth Gottlieb, daughter of MT and Mrs. Alexander Gottlieb. are also members of the club.
 r A large Halloween masquerade party will be held on Oct 27, at the International Service center on Beach street. Dancing, games and enter tainment are planned for the evening and prizes will be offered for the pret tiest, the most original and the fun niest costumes. The women in charge of the affair are Mrs. M. Pulumbo, Mrs. M. AgreIla, Mrs. Barese, Mrs. Martucci, Mrs. A. Falcone.
 Announcement is made of the we'd ding of Miss Mabel A1bertson, daugh- ter of Mrs. Matilda Albertson. of 155 Ellsworth street and George Wassing of New Canaan, which took place re- gently at Grace M. E. church, Rev. J. L. Guernsey officiating. The attend ants were Miss Edna B. Guernsey. the bridesmaid; Miss Betty Guernsey. the flower girl: Raymond Sipperly, the best man and Howard Macy and Wm- turn from their wedding trip the couple will reside at 755' Ellsworth street.
 A number of Bridgeport girls be- tween the ages of 16 and 20, will at tend the Older Girls Conference. which will be held at the Asylum Hill Congregational church, on Oct 2s, 2s and 30 and for which. . the Y: School association will cooperate.
 Many local people will be interest ed to hear of the approaching. mar riage of Everett Butterf1eld, and Miss Leah May of Augusta, Ga, which will take place Fon November 6. MT; Butterffeld. some years ago. played pany and was a favorite in this city. He was one of the first American actors to enlist after war was declar- ed and obtained the rank of captain. He is now appearing in Main Street"
 The many friends of Rev. and Mrs Warren Hall of New York will be accepted the pastorate- of the First Presbyterian church of Buffalo, N. r., and the couple will leave for there on November 1st: For For, the past past two o charge of the Church of the Land and sea in New York. Mrs. Hall was for merly Miss Sannie Bassett, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. H. Bassett of Sa- lem street.
 At a meeting of the Italian Wo- mems council held yesterday at the International institute on Beach street plans were made for a banquet to be held on November 22nd and to which the husbands of the women will be invited. In the absence of Miss Emma Dentler, of the Subway Cafateria, who was scheduled to be present and demonstrate pastry cooking, Miss MelIa Marshall of the Service center taught the women the Virginia reel and a number of games.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Evans Reu- there were pleasantly surprised in their suite on the S. s. Mohawk, just before sailing for Florida Monday when ten members of their bridal party came to offer best wishes and gcdspeed. The couple. who were married on Monday afternoon, se- crsly left the reception at the Strat- field and motored to New York. However. the larger party soon found out their plans and followed them to the ship. Mrs. Reuther was formerly Miss Nora Monk.
 The members of St. Joseph's T. B and L. association will give a. dance on Monday evening at Colonial ball room on Fairfield avenue. Al May