The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-17
PERSONALS

EhDVNALD
 MRS. ELEANOR BARTRAM of :, The Stratfield hotel has left for Or mand Beach, Florida, where she will spend the remainder of the winter.
 MISS KATHERINE G. BEE, of Norwa1k, is the guest of her sister, | Mrs. Thomas Hearn, of 1,21S Kossuth 1 street, for several days.
 MISS ELEANOR BARTRAM, who has been residing at The Stratfield l hotel with her mother, has left for Caritas Island, Stamford, to spend the father J. Percy Bartram.
 CHARLES G. SANFORD of 62 Coleman street left this morning for Mountain Lake, Florida, where he plans to speud several weeks sojourn- ing. He will also stop at St. Angus tine to visit for few days
 A CONCERT will be given by the Kings Daughters of the English Lu- theran churc hon Thursday evening,
 January 20. when a delightful pro gram will be presented by well known local talent Those taking part in
 clude: Miss Esther Berg, Mrs. Vera Berhlson Seims; and Raymond Bal lou. Miss Alma Rosen will give sey- era1 readings and Miss Minnie Brown
 will favor with violin selections. MRS. DAVID CROCKETT of How New Jersey where she will visit rel ! atINes for several days. 0 MISS BETTY SCHUMAN has re-
 turned to Brown University. Provi- ! dence, R. l.. after spending the week. | oct h. 1 H, DeLoss of Park place.
 CONRAD LASHAR of Fairfield 1 who attends Yale University, spent
 the weekend as the guests of his parents, MT and Mrs. Thomas Lashar | Of aF'irfeld, and entertained as his l houseg uest his class mate, Richard ! Mclean. MT. sashar" was host for a 1 small dinner party at the Brooklawn /! Country Club on Saturday evening 1 for the dance.
 MRS. FRANKLIN SULLIVAN of 406 West avenue will open her home
 this evening for a card party for the
 women in the First district who are | all cordially invited to attend. Mrs.
 Sullivan will be assisted in entertain ing by Mrs John Hines. of Prospect street. After the card playing re-
 treatments will be served. The guests of honor will be: Mrs. II. Willard 1eCh, MIS- 1HeOuOTo Sto1Der, S. Lillian Griffen, Mrs. Jerome Turpin, | Mrs. J. Edward Eckler. Mrs. Fred erick Decker, Mrs. Martin Meyer, | Mrs. Earle Garlick, Mrs. T. Lannon. Mrs. Howard Bryan. Miss Grace
 Beers, Miss Helen Sanmis, Misses
 Katherine and Helen St. John, and Miss Dorothy Tourtel1ette. + MRS. F. E. BALLARD of Wood
 avenue has returned from New York lostr +, ~I,~ I1~< H. I past few days visiting with friends. MIR. AND MRS. I. H. BRESKY of | the Lafayette apartments are rejoic-
 ing over the arrival of a. baby son born on Saturday at their home.
 THE THURSDAY LUNCHEON
 CLUB will convene this week at the home of Mrs, Henry Kelly of Clinton avenue.
 RAYMOND -PARDY. son of MT and Mrs T. J. Pardy of Marion street has returned to his studies at Choate , school. in Wallingford, Conn.,, after spending the weekend here with his . parents.
 ! MISS RUTH ALvORD of Colorado avenue was hostess for a, miscel honor of Mrs. Herman Smith a win , ter bride.
 T. MISS GRACE THOMPSON of Nor i: New, York city where she visited ' friends over the weekend. AMONG THE BRIDGEPORT . WOMEN representatives to be pres ent at the organization of the Con , necticut League of Women Voters t' be held at the Business and Profes
 sional Women's club in New Have1
 Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw, Mrs. H. Vii lard Fleck, Mrs. James T. Rourke
 Mrs. James Mixer, Mrs. William B
 Seeley, Mrs. Grant Kingsbury, Mis-
 Grace Murray and Miss Victoria La
 mour. Mrs. Maude Wood Park is t. " be the speaker and will describe tn : present accomplishment of tn a l League. There will be a reception 0 held after the meeting and tea vii F be served. Many delegates from al |. over Fairfield County are expected. F THE ANNUAL MEETING of tn e Bridgeport Protective association wi r be held tomorrow evening in tn - headquarters at 754 Myrtle avenue . V o'clock. The election of officers wi Il take place and other important bus tt mess matters transacted.
 d THE MONDAY AFTERNOO. h SEWING CLASS for beginners ws n resumed this afternoon at the Y. V d c. A. after the recetn holiday receS d The class has increased in numbt e and the students will prepare the y work for the annual exhibition whic g takes place in the early spring. d. JAMES ROSS of. Madison aNenr 1T has returned to his position in tn
 city after visiting with relatives e New Brunswick, New Jersey, for tl
 past four weeks.
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