The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-12
PERSONALS

MRS. RICHARD I. NEITHERCUT of Bgooklawn avenue was hostess for a bridge party at her home last even ing for several of her inti mate friends \ Mrs. Neithercut is arranging a series of: =theses parties to be given during this month. III and1 AIr9l and Mrs. Egbert Ma. sh Of NH HilIt Itavenue motored to New Ha- ven last sevening to hear the New Ha- wen Symphony orchestra give a con- cert. in Woolsey hall hall es n MRS. *WALTER WILMOT of iStrat. ford avenue will open her home on JanuaE 7th. for beenfit i bridge party. sgiven by the members ofs tine il 1 Thursday luncheon club to raise funds II Efor the Bridgeport Protective associa I ton Several table reservations have already been made. Prizes will be i Eatonated and there will be one. for l each table.
 MIR. AND MRS JOHN ALIEN ] have returned home from, their | honeymoon trip which they enjoyed ] motoring south, where they were:ex- l tensfXely entertained by friends. Mrs. I l Allen was formerly Miss Jane Caseo ! 1 of Pequonnock street. The coup1. ]! l are making their temporary home al | ] the brides home. . I THE ELIAS HOWE SCHOOL TEACHERS, principal and mothers | met yesterday afternoon to form a l Parent-Teachers association. Mrs. i Jeremiah Holmes, president of 5tht i Huntington Road Parent-Teachers' + association, 9vSls the. speaker and told
 what the association stood for and it's benefit to the community at large. II Another meeting was held this after noon to transact business matters and elect a ting committee for the selection of officers. II THE ATHLETIC association of the
 Bridgeport High school has coInplet-
 ed plans for a large dance to be given in the gymnasium on Thursday evening, Jan. 20. A double orches- tra will furnish, music for the affair
 This event -will be the most elaborate affair held in the school this season Members of the faculty will act as
 chaperones. Jack Maher is chair sisted by Dick Weldon, Miss Alice
 Fitzgibbons. Miss Harriet Hunter. Harold Moss and Miss Helen Davis
 Robert Hincks and Clark Lane will act as patrons.
 II ANNUAL SUPPER and meeting will be held at the United Congregational chureh this evening. The church .Aviteda to attend. There will be a brief reception in the chapel at
 Q clock and. supper will be served at
 6:15. During the course Of the din
 ner the quartet will sing and there
 will also be community singing Al
 t5O the yearly meeting will be held
 with. the reading of reports. electi0r-
 of officers and general transaction of
 business ..ysa.ss
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN H. ROBIN
 son Of 50 Clinton avenue, are, spend
 ing a week with friends in Hartford,
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 MIRsssss.w, Bv 1ffXR1RTNGToN.s 1f4fzX. ;1 of s25 . Norman strsettzsiserthe guest Of he,
 g5st9r' M i7hfrs. 3rsa. Pal terT in Providence. } f.'F .a.S s, : tss a-. '..':I w
 MRS. FRED w. TRACY of. 115t
 fa1rheld avenue has returned homo - from New Haven where she spent .
 brief time with friends @ }g&s,
 MISS ETHEL STERLING of North
 avenue. will open her home : next
 Tuesday afternoon for the annual
 or the United Congregational church
 The election of officers will take
 place and business matters discussed
 All tithe&young people in the church
 are extended a cordial invitation tc
 attend. Miss Sterling the president
 will serve tea after the meeting. MRS. ANDREW M COOPER O. |
 home, on Friday evening Jan. ,21,. fo
 the next meeting of the Contempor
 ary club. The subject will be ''Thre, er Playrights, Ia rs Bernard Shaw. Barri' r. Archer as lecturer Mr.. Archer is al Id English critic and sdranlatist and ha ,e just completed a new. play written fo s George Arliss which open in Nev Ee York city next week.
 MISS RUTH WILLIAMS of Parl CT avenue has accepted position i 1e New York city. Miss Williams vii CT MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH W d. NORTHROP of 2050 North avenu ,j has returned ,4home from Spuyte lie been entertained by MT. and MT. Ns Gilbert Johnson IT,, for several day: ne THE GIRLS FRIENDLY sc es GETTY of St. Luke's church has al .a li ranged a delightful program for Fri lle He day evening. of this week in tn 4o n parish house when Miss Mabel Multi sy of New York city will give a dra ,es popular play, 'Lightnin'."' An orches
 tra will also furnish music during th all evening and refreshments will cd served.
 to MRS. KATE E. WISNER of "A sis4 w oed- avenIe@ has: returned hom ay after visiting friends in several of tt in. neiglhbo oTln 8 cities foIi)' heEs past for to night.
 no -~---. -f-;+i ----==- -=. onl THE ANNUAL MEETING of u rd parishoners- of St. Lulle's church wi m be held this evening in the paris nd house. at s -o' clock Reports will r lo- road and the eiection of, officers wi
 take place. Tonforrow afternoon tt
 Women's guild of the church wi ! convene for an important husine! ! session bv 5 social time: All members are urge to attend.
 Ed FRIENDS OF Ivy w. Reid of 79 5 Colorado, avenue twill be sorry A~ learn he is confined to his home wit
 a touch ofa bronchitis.