The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-15

crepe paper effectively arranged. Miss Julia Dungan, acted as the charming hostess. Refreshments were served and a jolly evening spent These dances will be held bi-weekly.
 MR. AND MRS GEORGE RAY MOND COOLIDGE of 577 Warren street, are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby boy born at their home on Saturday, Jan. 8. Mrs. Coolidge was formerly Miss Florence Plumb Of this city.
 solemnized tomorrow afternoon in Brooklyn, N. r., when Miss Gertrude D. Wolfe, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Aaron Wolfe of 1S3 Calhoun avenue, will become the bride of Joseph Refs 1 man at the home of the groom's par ents. MT. Reisman is the manager of the F. G. Collins Shoe Co.,, on Main street, in this city. After a honey the Colonial Apartments on State street.
 MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL PIER
 SON of Ellsworth street, are plan
 ming to leave early next week for
 several days visit with friends in | Chicago, III.
 MIR AID MRS. F. M M'CUE of
 sherman street, have moved to In-
 diana, where MT. McCue has accept ed position and where they will
 make their future home. MT. Mccue
 was formery affiliated with the
 Bridgeport MaIleable Iron Co. MISS HELEN JOHNSON of Cobra. do avenue, motored to New Haven,
 with friends today to witness the per.
 formance of ''The Acquittal," at the
 Shu'bert theatre.
 THE MEMBERS of the Junior class : of the City Normal school are now preparing a combination of a min- , strel show and play to be given be- . fore the Senior class about the last , of February. meeting of the en- !. tertainInent committee of the Junio,
 class will be held on Malay. = THE FIRST OF A long series o1 9 Friday evening whists will be giver
 at the Catholic Community house or
 Barnum avenue, corner of Penn. f broke street, on Friday evening, Jan . 22. Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald will bs h the first hostess. She will have s number of ladies assisting her. Tn, v purpose of the whist is to raise neces - sary funds for the house. THE MEMBERS of the gymnasium . classes will appear in an exhibition = of their. work in the High school gym , on Wednesday, Jan- 26. Miss Enms
 l F THE YOUNG LADIES of the cit Ie should take special notice of a splen s- did class in dramatics which is nov r. being held at the Catholic Communit n house on Barnum avenue under tn
 direction of Miss Margaret KieIy. Th
 members will soon begin rehearsin n for a six act play1et to be presente e early in the spring. Registration i S. now open
 n OFFICERS FOR the new yea ul were elected at the meeting of tn D. evening branch of the Rector's gull a- held on Monday evening in the Sun ,e church. The officers are: Presiden or Mrs. Alfred Dickson; vice presiden a Mrs. Fred A. Barrow; treasurer, Mis
 Jacque1ine JiIes; recording secretar. ,, Mrs George Raisstanger, and core III spending secretary, Miss Albie. II James.
 ne MRS. HENRY KELLY of C1intc
 avenue will be hostess at meeting IF, the Thursday luncheon club to ,iI held next week at her home. . MISS ANNA MCCLURE of Madisc
 avenue will spend a few days in Ne
 York city next week.
 Al THE QUARTERLY MEETING a the Daughters of Isabelle will be he of on Jan. 23, in G A. R. hall on Ma Ter street. All state officers and repr ne sentatives from every court in u h. state will be present. The meeti1 er- will begin at o'clock in the afte
 noon. After the business sessis
 supper will be served in the banqu ort hall A meeting of the local cou n's will be held on next Monday evenin
 a At that time the reception commit ast and. the refreshment committee W or- be chosen.
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