The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-17
PERSONALS

PERSONALS daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edgar W. Bassick of 1000 Fairfield avenue will leave the latter part Of this month accompanied by her aunt, Miss Min nie Walters of Fairfield avenue, for several weeks visit in California.
 MISS MARY HINCKS of Park place has arrived home from Mon treal, Canada and Bethel, Maine, the latter place where she joined her par ents, MT. and Mrs. William T. H1ncks and brother, John. who are enjoying the winter sports at this fashionable resort.
 MIR. AND MRS. w. F. SEVERN of Clinton avenue have returned from Baltimore, Maryland, where they have been visiting their son, Douglas, who is confined in the Johns Hopkins hospital for several weeks undergoing ? an operation on his shoulder.
 MIR AND MRS. ANDREW NJ. COOPER of BrookIawn avenue cele- brated their wedding anniversary on Monday evening, by entertaining a few intimate friends at dinner.
 MRS. ARTHUR CHATTERTON of State street, wife of the leading man in the Lyric Stock Co.,, was hostess for a dinner party recently at her home in honor of her house guests. Covers were laid for twelve guests.
 MEMBERS of the Bridgeport Art League and their friends enjoyed a benefit card party in the rooms Clinton avenue yesterday afternoon, when proceeds from the party will go towards purchasing furniture for the rooms Miss Belle Fletcher was in charge Attractive prizes were awarded and tea served.
 MISS KATHERINE MILLER, student at Choate school in Brook line, Mass, will spend the weekend in this city as the guest of her par ents, MT. and Mrs. Guy Miller, of Sterling place.
 THE MEMBERS of the Y. D. club entertained recently at a informal dance for the girls which took place in the musical comedy, Prince Charming.''
 MRS JOHN S. WOOSTER of 24 Park street, will be the hostess at the meeting of the Authors club on Fri day. The subject of the study pa
 MRS. WALTER B. LASHAR has offered the prize for the bridge to be held at the Brooklawn Country club on Tuesday, Feb. 22.
 AN ILLUSTRATED lecture on John Drinkwaters Abraham Lin coln," will be siven at the First Uni versalist church by Rev. Hal T. evening, the musical play "Irene," will be the subject
 THE MUSICAL. entertainment which was scheduled to take place on Friday evening at the Bridge port Business and Professional Wom- en's club, has been postponed until the middle of March.
 THE MANY FRIENDS of Miss Catherine Hanley of Dewey street, will be pleased to hear that she has recuperated from a recent illness and has resumed her studies at Bridge port High school.
 THE MEETINGS OF THE GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB at the Catholic com munity house will be postponed dur ing Lent. It is probable that a dance will be the opening feature after Eas- ter.
 MRS. W. M. SPRAGUE and Mrs Nettie Bartram will be the hostesses at a card party to be held on Friday afternoon at the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women'S club.
 MISS SHIRLEY GREY and Miss Inez Zetterstrand of Lordship park nave returned a1Ier SpenO1ng the weekend in Waterbury.
 THERE WAS A VERY LARGE ATTENDANCE at the benefit dance given at the Barnum Service Center last evening by the Qui Vive and the VeritaS clubs. Reck'S orchestra played for the dancing. Miss CIem- entina DeRocco and Miss Marguerite Romano were in charge.
 MIR AND MRS. JOHN T. KING and son, Gilbert, of New York, spent the weekend at thelr home on Walde- mere avenue.
 A NEW CLASS IN SPRING MIL LIVERY will be formed this evening at the Catholic community house un- der the leadership of Miss Mary Dunn. Mrs. Anna Sullivan will be the in struetess for new class in dress making On Tuesday evenings there is class for beginners in typewrit- ing. Miss Belle DoIan is the teacher,
 MISS JOSEPHINE IILLAS, of the Department of Charities, addressed a meeting of the Volunteer club of the Catholic community house this afternoon on the subject of Medical Social Service
 MRS. I. GOLDEMAN will be the hostess at a Washington tea to be given on Wednesday afternoon by the Elias Howe Home and School Circle. During the afternoon Mrs T. I. Cut ting of the Board of Education will speak to the women The school or chestra will play. The members of the cooking class of the school will aid in the affair by baking six dozen fancy cakes and by serving tea The next evening meeting of the organiza- ton will be held on March 9th. Mrs D. E. McNamara is now planning very interesting program for the gathering.