The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-29
Personals

me tea party and entertainment held Sunday afternoon at the Catholic Com munity house. Among those who participated in the program were Frederlck Wieler. pianist; Mrs. liar ,ld You'd, soprano; Joseph Wieler, baritone; Miss Theresa Poke, con ratio. Rev. Hubert Dahme and Rev. 1ohn Landry, made brief addresses. The hostesses were Mrs. T. Green, Mrs F. Burns, Mrs. A. Luddington, nrs. F. Clancy, Mrs. A. Arndt, Mrs. !. Braun, Mrs. c. Eisenman, Mrs: J. Schmidt, Mrs. Roesner, Mrs. T. Wal lever. and Mrs. w. Plassman.
 Harry silverstein of this city was slected treasurer, at a state meeting If the Young Men and Young Wom- ms Hebrew associations held in New h.evar> Sunday.
 ar. vrrz.. 9endleton Gibney, ortho- Sedac surgeon, s.Gd weu-known prac- t*ioner in this city and New York, se-s the guest of honor at testimon- al dinner given in honor of his hftieth anniversary as surgeon-in-chief of the New York Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled Children. Dr. Gibney's sum- ner home is on Waldemere avenue, in his city.
 Mrs. Anna Clark of III Parrot ave- tue announced the marriage of her laughter, Miss Ethel Anna Clark, and
  which took place Thursday, November B, in St. Patricks church. Rev. John ;. Lynch, pastor of the church, off, tiated. The attendants were Miss 'itt. After a wedding trip to Wash ngton, D. C., the couple will reside tt 570 South avenue.
 The members of the G. A. R. will De the guests at luncheon to be Ierved on Thursday, December 1st in ,. A. R. hall on Main street at 4:3O ,y the Women's Relief Corps. All members are invited to attend.
 A meeting of Katherine Past Noble Brand association will be held on Thursday in Odd Fellows hall on lion of officers, a luncheon will be Ieryed.
 Dr. Magnus W. Alexander, chair will be the speaker at a meeting of he Bridgeport branch of the Ameri- san society of Mechanical Engineers 70 be held in the Stratf1eld hotel, ect will be World Wide Industrial Conditions Arthur R. Parker of the Watrous Engineering company is ecretary of the local branch. In Ihown under the auspices of the socie- y. The title will be Leather From Hide to Belt.''
 Mrs. Charles s. Broad of 2s Vine treet, will be the hostess at sale of Eod, candy and useful articles to be .eId on Tuesday, December 9th, for the benefit of the Women's Relief .orps. All members are invited to at :end and bring one or mora friends with them.
 The annual election of officers for Harry w; Congdon post, American Ser 5th. At meeting of the nomi- hating committee, recently, a list of candidates was completed.
 A conference on Mental Hygiene will be held in the StratfieId hotel on t,rlday afternoon and evening. Every phase of the work of the Mental Hy- Siene society will be presented by local and out-of-town authorities. Miss Helen Boyd, and Dr. Emanuel s. brodsky will be among the speakers.
 Miss Sara Lindsay of Colorado ave- nue will be hostess at a bridge party to be held by the Opportunity club o1 evening.
 Robert Deming, state director of will be the speaker tion to be given tomorrow evening. W ednesday, in the assembly room of the Y. M. c. A. for the members of the Y. M. c. A. and the Junior Cham per Of Commerce. The subject will be
 American Democracy and Race As sinilajtfon.''
 Mrs. Thomas P. Hearn will be the hostess at card party and dance to De held on Friday evening, Dec, End at the Catholic Community house on Barnum avenue corner Pembroke St.
 The Young Peoples society of the O1Vet Congregational church will hold a fair and sale of fancy articles food and candy, this evening in the church parlors. The public is invited
 Dean Charles R. Brown of Yale University will speak at the Com mundty Forum next Sunday evening in the United Congre gational church His subject will be, 'tWhy I Believe in Religion"
 pr. William Hall Coon, Health Commissions will be the speaker at the regular meeting of the Council ot Jewish women to be held, Dec. 9th Dr. Coon's subject will be. "Commun- ity Welfare
 Miss Bernice Nettleton, reader and Miss Marion Fowler, pianist, will give Stratfield hotel, Dec. 14th, under the auspices of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club.
 Miss Alice Haley of Stratfoc,d will be the hostess at a. meeting of the Christian Endeavor society of ths Second Baptist church, on Thursday evening when plans will be made fo1 the large fair and sale to be held or December 9th.
 About 150 of the clerical employees of the Singer Manufacturing company enjoyed a delightful bus ride to NSch. ols and dance in the Jennings farm barn, Saturday evening. A local or. cheStra furnished the music and one of the features of the affair was the tag dance A picnic supper was serv. ed at II o'clock. Miss Lorene Wilson md GiS- Afcr- ola.o