The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-15

John E. Rose or 1SS " CHS otACO~ and William B. Pickett of Ga Aerine street were among the many Bridge porters who attended the Yale-Prlnce- ton game in New Haven on Saturoay- They also witnessed the presentation
 of 'The Last Waltz" at the ShuperI theatre, Saturday evening.
 The many friends of Karl L. Bues. formerly of this city, but now resld, ing in IEon, N 1, will be 1nGerestea iS, that city, Nov. 21, 1921, to Miss Elizabeth Nash of Little Falls, N. Y. Rev. O. s. Boumeister of Wtlhmant1c, Conn, uncle of the groom, will unite the young couple in the bonds of matrimony. After the marriage the young couple will spend their honey moon with the parents of the groom MT. and Mrs. Charles Bues, 32 Roc ton avenue, where they will be greet ed by their many friends. MT. Bues holds a lucrative position with the Remington Cash Register Works of Ilion, N. Y., where the couple VIII make their future home
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Me morial Baptist church, corner Maple wood and Howard avenues, held Christmas sale of aprons fancy Work; food and ice cream this afternoon and evening.
 The women's Fifth District Demo- cratic club will hold a whist and pinochle party on Thursday afternoon, Nov. IT, at 2:3O, in the club rooms. 3O3 Wood avenue. Mrs. James A. Grady. Mrs. William Scott and Mrs. John Malloy are in charge.
 Dr. J. Francis Keeley of Hunting street and James Frederick of La fayette street, were among the Brdge- porte1ts at the Dartmo outh-Pennsyl- vania game at the Polo Grounds in New York on Saturday.
 Ethan Allen council, A. A. R. I. R.. will hold another of it's delightful whist party and dances on tomorrow evening, in Varuna hall on State street Tables may be reserved by calling Mrs. Simon Crehan at Barnum 7545 or any of the following members of the committee; Mrs J. Ii. Phe- Ian, Mrs J. w. North, Mrs. M. J: Da- lev Mrs. Della May, Miss Lillian Giennon, Miss Anna Carey. Miss Anna Donavan, Miss Margaret McPad- den.
 MT. and Mrs. John J. O'Rourke of 1886 North avenue, attended the YaIe-Princeton game in New Haven Saturday, and spent the weekend with friends in Branford.
 Miss Pauline Elovitz entertained at a birthday party given on Sunday evening at her home on North Wash ington avenue. Games and dancing were enjoyed during the evening and a luncheon was served. Piano selec- tions were rendered by Miss Esther Kronfnberg. Those present were: Miss Charlotte Mersky. Miss Esther kron- inberg, Miss Anna Deckmann, Miss Bessie Rikfin, Miss Anna Milikowsky, Miss Pauline Elovitz, Miss Esther Gordon, Miss Ida Horn, and Morris PIatzek Irving Greenstein, Archie Businky. Nat Weinstein, John Postol Sidney Sandhause, Able Frankel.
 A delightful reunion was held Sun day evening at the home of MT. and Mrs. George F. Conner, 232 Wells street when the sons and daughters of Frank Conner. with their families. gathered in celebration of MT. Co., mer's 18th birthday. A delicious sup per was served and MT. Conner was the recipient of many gifts as well as the hearty felicitations of his guests.
 Edward Creagh of Boston has re- turned to his home after spending several days in this city as the guest of his mother, Mrs. c. Creagh of A Lewis street
 Thomas Clancy, Staten Island, is spending a few days with his parents, MT and Mrs. James Clancy, of East Main street.