The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-13
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The members of the Children of Mary's society of Sacred Heart cnurch will hold a large masquerade party and dance on Friday evening Tn the Seaside institute on Lafayette street. An informal program Of entertain ment will be presented and refresh ments will be served. The costumes will be judged by committee com posed of Rev. John Sullivan, Miss Jane Day and Miss Mary Halpln. The ar engagements committee is composed Of the officers of the society, Miss Mar earet Kiely, president, Miss Mae Con don, vice-president: Miss Helen Da1ley, sett treasurer, assisted by the Coun- Ecillors. All members of the society are invited to attend.
 Schneider's Dancing Studios will hold their opening reception at the studio at S49 Park avenue tonight at & o'clock. Continuous dancing and refreshments have been provided for.
 M J. Grattan, organist at Blessed Sacrament church, will be in charge of a Catholic Oratario society which , will hold it's first meeting on Tuesday october 18th, in the Community House on Barnum avenue. All those interested are invited to attend.
 Mrs. Marie Caselotti. wife of the well-known teacher, G. H. Caselotti of Lenox avenue will make her debut in Brooklyn, on October 18th as Gilda in the opera "Rigoletto." Many Bridge port people are planning to attend.
 The many friends of Mrs W. H. McCombs of S6 Linwood avenue will be sorry to hear that she is seriously ill with tonSilitiS in Newtown where she has been visiting freinds.
 Mrs. J. B. DougalI of 2455 Main street will be the hostess at a meeting of the Mary BeardSley society to be held on Friday afternoon at o'clock.
 The first meeting of the School of Missions was held last evening in were three text books studied with a leader for each group. Mrs. J. J. Rose was in charge usre of tRs it5 people Ta morrow; J. P. Dougan, ''The Way and How of Foreign Mission" and pr. seryee Gfter the stady perieS the three groups reassembled and were addressed by Miss Ruth E. Cable of Stratford who is now enjoying a fur tough in this country after missionary service in Africa.
 Mrs Cora Weeks, of 35 Jackson for a whist and pinochle to be given by the Women of the World War for the benefit of ex-service men and their families.
 Plans have already been completed for three Friday evening parties to be heId at the house on Barnum avenue. The first will be given on October 14th and provisions will be made for those who wish to play whist, bridge or pinochle. There will be prizes for both men and women. The card playing will be followed by a general social time. This party is in charge of the Com munity House staff, Miss Victoria Lar mour, Miss Grace Troupe, Mrs. Anna Sullivan, Miss Della Maroney. On Friday, the Fist, a similar party will be given and Miss Kathryn M. Has sett will be in charge. The social on October 18th, will be a Hallowe en party.
 The new Young Peoples Guild of St. Georges parish gave a supper and party last night for all the younger parishioners. It was held in the school room. The supper was followed by an entertainment and dancing.
 The members of the Crane club will hold an invitation Halloween mas querade party at the Greenfield Hill Country club on October 21st There will be a grand march during which