The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-26
PERSONALS

| L1AOVlvAAN MISS ELIZABETH SHELBY, of Brooklawn, will visit with Mrs. Ger ard Coster. of New York city, for several days. She will attend the Dobbs Ferry School luncheon at the Comm modore Hotel on Tuesday,noon, when the aluInnae and students at the fashionable boarding school on the Hudson. will hold reunion. MIR. AND MRS. CLINTON BAR MUM SHELLY, of Ingleside Park, will sail on Wednesday, February 16, for Algters, where they will travel for several weeks. stopping to visit at various points of interest.
 MISS MARJORIE DE LOSS. of Park Place. will go to New York on Thursday for a brief stay with friends. THE MEETING OF the Little Sis ters has been postponed this week and will be held Thursday of next l tis, of Waldmere avenue. Many of the members are to be out of town this week.
 MRS. WALTER S. WILMOT, of Stratford avenue. will open her home on Thursday afternoon for a benefit bridge party under the auspices of the Bridgeport Protective Associa-
 
 already been made and attractive prizes donated.
 MRS. W. F. SEVERN. of Clinton avenue, is with her son Douglas at the Johns' Hopkins Hospital in Bal timore, Md. where he is undergo ing an operation on his shoulder. MRS. GEORGE c. PEST, of Gold en Hill street, is the house guest of her cousin, Miss Sannie Bostwick, of Van Deusenville. Conn. MRS. IMPETUS. of Beechwood avenue, is spending a few days before departing for Baltimore, Md, where she will be entertained by rel at;ves for several days. MT. and Mrs. | Neefus are to make their home in l Springfield, Mass, where MT. Neefus | IS engaged in business, after severing I connections with the Locomobile Co. here.
 MIR. AND MRS. FRED E. LACEY, ada for several days. stopping at | Quebec, Montreal and other cities to visit.
 ! THE REGULAR MEETING of the l beginners basketry class will con 1 vene on Thursday afternoon at 1.30 under the direction of Mrs. Walter 1 Taft. There are only four more les 1 sons in this course.
 l MRS. w. D. CULVER was hostess yesterday afternoon for the Mission Circle at the Universalist Church, | when Bible study was in order.
 MRS. FRED RHODES. of Noble l avenue, will open her home for the Authors club on Friday, January 2s, when she will give dissertation on | Commercial Relations | on Friday evening at the home of Miss Anna Partree, of Al Bancroft | avenue, when Henry Esmond's book and life will be studied.
 MRS HARRY IVES. of North ave- l nue, entertained the members of the Wednesday Morning Art Club at her artists were studies including Van Der | Weyden, Van Orley, Hans Memling and Quentin Matsys.
 THE BOY SCOUTS of the Univer- salist Church will meet in the parish | house tonight at 8 o'clock. F. Guer- :, tin is Scout leader and has planned an interesting program for the boys
 MISS DOROTHY NORTHROP, of 2O5O North avenue, was hostess for the meeting of the Service Club at
 her home yesterday afternoon. Next week Miss Margaret Neithercut will entertain the members. Sewing was
 in order, and the club is assisting
 at the Benefit Shop one day each ! week.
 l MISS ETHEL REID, of North Main i street, will leave this city on Mon
 day to accept position in Yonkers
 New York, where she will make her future home with relatives.
 MRS. GROVER LYON, of Main
 street will be the hostess at the parish tea for the people of St. Patrick's
 Church to be held at the Catholic Community House on Barnum ave-
 nue, Sunday afternoon at 3.3O o'clock
 Mrs. Lyon is arranging an interest
 ing program of dances and readings | while Miss Lillian Sullivan, organist
 at the church. is in charge of the
 music.
 MRS. ANTHONY PATRIzO ot
 days in New York city as the guest
 of relatives.
 THE MEMBERS OF THE CHILL
 DREN OF MARY'S SOCIETY of St
 Peters Church, will hold a pre-len.
 ten entertainment and dance on Tues i day evening. Feruary 1, at the Can | play. Miss Veronica Smith, presi
 dent of the organization, is in charg' | of the affair.
 DIR. W. H. COoNs, of the health
 department, will be the speaker S:&;MA