The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-20
PERSONALS

7 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN A. RUS | LING, SIR, of Fairfield avenue, have | left for Jacksonville, Florida, to spend | the remainder of the winter.
 MRS. JAMES LUDLUM, of Lyon Terrace, has returned from New York 1 c-ty, where she has been enjoying a 1 brief stay. Beechwood avenue, is the house guest of Mrs. Robert Weed in Bingham ton, N. Y., for several days. Mrs. Weed was formerly Miss Martha Las har, of Clinton avenue, this city.
 MRS. ALBERT SMITH. of Grow CTS avenue, Black Rock, has left for Savannah, Georgia. to spend the re mainder of the winter months.
 EDWARD RoEssLER, who at- tends Taft School in Watertown, Conn, has returned to his studies after visiting his parents here for a few days.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. J. P. Omans, of Park avenue, will be pleased to hear that she is reeouperaing after her recent illness which has confined her time.
 MRS. NATHANIEL w. BISHOP, of Park Place, has closed her home here and is spending the winter reg istered at the Belmont Hotel in New York city.
 E. w. BUTTON. of Fairfield avenue. has left for the south where he will join friends during the cold season.
 COL. AND MRS. S. W. ROESSLER, of Growers avenue, Black Rock, have ant fnr fo i1o:r 1,o1 guestss recently MT and Mrs. Joseph Bates, of Philadelphia, Pa. MISS FRANCES LOOMS has re- turned to her home in Meriden, Conn.,, aftervIsiting with MT. and Mrs. Fair fax Ludlow, of Stratford. for the last few days.
 MRS. CHARLES SANFORD. of Coleman street, has opened up her winter home in Mountain Lake, Flor ida, where she is sojourning until the early spring.
 MIR. AND MRS. FRED LINES, of 604 Broad street, were called to Cats. kill. New York, to attend. the funeral | of MT. Lynes' father.
 MISS AUSTINA FUTILE. who 1 makes her home with MT. and Mrs Clinton Barnum Seeley, of Ingelside Park, will sail on Saturday, January
 
 | metropolis, where they will travel for | three months.
 MISS MARY HINCKS, daughter of Mir and Mrs. William T. Hincks, of l Park Place, will spend the weekend visiting with friends at the Water town Arsenal, near Boston, Mass THE DATE OF the Junior I,eaeua entertainment and dance has been | changed until Friday evening. Febr- | uary 4 and will be held at the Brook lawn Country Club. Miss Louise At l water is chairman of the committee in | charge assisted by several sub elm | mlttees. Vaudeville acts from New aork VII be a feature of the pro gran. gran Music will be furnished by Bolton and Cepriano's orchestra from New Haven. About 2O0O invitations have been issued
 ,11ST1 INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN 1s- SUED for a social and dance to be | leid- at the Weatogue Country club m Stratford on Saturday evening January 22nd, at 8 o'clock. An or. cshestra will furnish music and sne. cial plans have been made bv the committee A delicious supper will l De served by the club caterer late in the evening. Members will be per
 nluued to invite their friends
 THE QUI WYE CLUB gave a dan- eng party last evening in the Inter nauonaI Institute on Beach street MMnsn Reeks orchestra played. Miss Mad delyn Farley favored with severa1 dehghtfu1 vocal selections and was opnged to respond to several encores Aouut 25 couples were present. Thf rooms were tastefully decorated in green and white and the refreshments served were in keeping with the coIo1 schene. Miss Clementina De Rocco was in charge of the affair. The nex1 night.
 MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM JAcop or Rowsley street are receiving con gratulaGons over the arrival of a sor porn at their home yesterday after. noon: Mrs: Jacob was before hel marriage Miss Elsie Horkheimer. l THOSE PARTICIPATING on in. program which is to be given to. morrow evening at the Lincolr school in stratfie1d under the au l, sp1ces of the ParentTeachers' Asso } ciation are as follows: Miss Alice 7 Whitney, vioinist; Miss Ethel Knapp sololst; Miss Emelie Jackman reader; Miss Florence Hall. pianist l double quartet. with George Fl Humm, as leader, followed by danc . ing for all with music furnished b, | an orchestra Refreshments will bt served during the evening. Mrs . Winthrop Wright, the president, vii l act as hostess. Gard playing will b, another attractive feature
 MRS. JOHN c.fFoRD has return g ed to her home at 2S6 Laurel ave - nue. after a protracted visit in Tor I rington, Conn.
 a J. H. ROBINSON of sos Clinto, avenue, gave an impressive readin; S on 'tFriendship,'' before the Men , League Of the Peoples Presbyterial