The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-05
PERSONALS

{ HARVEY HUBBEIL and Nathan iel Bishop. both of Seaside park, will leave for Wallingford, Conn.,, tomor- row to continue their studies at Choate school.
 FRED. GARDNER of West Lber- ty street has arrived home from ] friends over New Years.
 MISS CATHERINE PULLMAN, of tElmwood place and Miss Eleanor Webster of Brooklawn avenue, are among the many Smith college stu sdents returning to Northampton, Mass, on Thursday.
 ; MRS. CHARLES I. CROSBY of tBeechwood avenue, is visiting friends ftn New York city for the remainder rof this week. JOHN G. GERBICH, JR., has re- Burned to his position in Chicago, Ill.,, fafter visiting with his parents, MT. sand Mrs John G. Gerbich of Lafay- tette street. for over Christmas and kNew Years
 THE OPPORTUNITY Club play f~~Her First Assignment" has been hpostponed until after Lent owing to sthe numerous other activities sched Suled for this month and next.
 rTHE REVENGE of sharihotsu fSanni," the Bridgeport Art League spIay which was to have been present. ted on January 13, has been indefinite Fly postponed owing to the illness of fMrs. H. F. Brandes, the director.
 MRS. L DE YER WARNER of ePark place, was hostess for a dans- sant on Monday afternoon in honor iof her son, Ira Jr., who leaves this [ A I,;- <-k. N1,o Esf1ire Tutoring school. The affair twas given as a farewell for the young ter set who return to their respective 9schoolS and colleges this week after the Christmas holidays. Bolton and Cepriano's orchestra from New Ha- ven furnished music for the occasion and about 100 guests were bidden. The residence was attractively dec torated with evergreens, holly wreaths sand red bells.
 : MISS MARJORIE DE LOSS of sPark place, will open her home on EThursday afternoon for the meeting -of The Little Sisters
 f RICHARD MILLER of Sterling splace and William Webster of Brook lawn avenue, are Taft school students ;resuming their studies after the sholiday season with their parents shere.
 { MISS ANNA LEE of Park avenue was hostess for an informal party at ther home the other evening in honor f0f several school friends.
 MISS KATHERINE MILLER ot fS1eriing place and Miss Elizabeth Eos rter of North avenue, returned yeSter- day to their studies at Choate school near Boston, Mass.
 FRIENDS OF Miss Dorothy M tHuH, daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. O. Hull of 1903 Iranistan avenue will be tinterested to hear that she played the part of. the gossip in "Way Dowr z East" in the Stock company, at the ! Auditorium theatre in Lynn. Mass company for several weeks.
 PAUL HAvILAND of Brooklawr !, avenue and Henry Bishop, Jr., O
 Washington avenue, are Hotchkiss
 students returning to Lakevi1le. Ct. tomo morrow after the vacation season
 THE BETROTHAL of Miss Mary Catherine Perisco to Henry J. SmitI
 of Derby, was announced at a charm
 ing dinner party given by Miss Per
 sico's parents. MT and Mrs. Anthon.
 Perico, at their home, 103 Blacl
 Rock avenue, recently. Covers wer 1aid for 15 guests. the decorations be ldng in keeping with the season. Mis- Persico is a member of the offc
 force of Meig & Co.,, where she is ex
 tremely popular among her asso
 ciates. MT. Smith is mason con tractor with the Charles Smith Go. o