The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-01
Personals

Miss Dorothy Jones daughter of
 Mr. and Mrs. John E. Jones of 76 l Wentworth street, and pupil of
 Miss Mae Sophia Hall, entertained the parlor of the Olvet Congrega- tional church on Friday evening.
 Miss Anna Postol was the hostess at a Halloween masquerade party given at her home on Saturday evening, Oct. 29. The living room and | dining room were attractively deco
 rated with appropriate novelties ana ana | evening. Cider and doughnuts were
 served. Vocal selections were ren- 1 dered by Miss Helen Lipscher, ac- l companied at the piano by Adele
 Sackett. Adele Arthur, Evelyn Kahn
 Hilda Harrison, Helen Lipscher,
 Thelma Black. Anna Ricols, Ger | trude Wagner. Irene Schwartz. Rose
 stein, Albert Zonn, John Postol' Ben | nie Schless, Abraham Ronin. Abra- | ham PostoI. Sidney ~Sandhouse and Morris RachelSon.
 The ladies of the Eleventh District Dem ocratic club will hold a whist and pinochle party at St. Mary's hall, corner Pembroke and Steuben 2d Playing will commence at S:30.
 Many beautiful prizes have been do- mated. Dancing will follow and
 music will be rendered by Schulteiss orchestra.
 Professor William H. Phelps gave
 his third lecture at the United Church yesterday afternoon at 4:30. His subject was Great Personalities" The Sigma Society of St. Paurs church held a large Halloween party in the church parlors last evening. .- About 500 women attended the | large reception rendered Miss Joseph | inc Kie1y. the Democratic candidate
 for town clerk. in The Stratfie1d on | card games were played and refresh ments were served.
 A Halloween party was given at the home of Phnomea Brown Of 154 Holly street. The home was decor
 ated with jack O lanterns and other I Halowe'ene novelties. Those pres l ent were Philo7nea Brown, Norma | Dean, Barbara Abbotts. Buddie Alb: | botts, Rose Brown. Dorothy Svend-
 borg Flarence Goneau, Susie Vaya- | bedean, Vohen Vayabedean, Rose | Kajian, Orlean Dan. Archie Brown and John Randall.
 Miss Alice Hopkins of 27 Sixth stret, was the hostess at a delightful | Halloween party on Saturday even- l ing The home was decorated and | refreshments were served. Games and dancing were enjoyed during the evening. Those present were Miss
 Myrtle Sherman, Miss Helen Burns
 Miss Jessie Henry, Miss Edith Jones, | Miss Mildred Penney, Miss Gladys Card, Miss Joyce Brown. Miss Alice | Hopkins, Russell Sherman, John O'Connel1, At. St.J John. Edward Ecay, | m | Thomas Green.
 | MT and Mrs. Arthur Dahnn of 7sS | Nichols avenue Stratford. enter
 tained number of friends at their
 home on Saturday evening. Orange | and black crepe paper was used in the l decorations and the guests were pre-
 scented with Halloween favors. Ci-
 present were MT. and Mrs. Oscar
 Swanson, MT. and Mrs. Edward Ma
 sinn, MT. and Mrs pNsls,, Nsls 6'oTE' %r anG MT
 Mrs. Fred willetts, Miss Gladys Dah- lin, Miss Eleanor Swanson. Dr. Jo- | seph Ruby, Swan Swanson. MT. and
 Mrs. Arthur Dahlin and Arthur Dah- l lin, Jr.
 Mrs. Charles Buckingham of se5 l Fairfield avenue. was the hostess thls
 afternoon at meeting S or conneetian Um,eeTsa, held in Detroit. recently. will be re-
 lated, Among the local people who
 attended the big meeting in Michi- gan were Rev. and Mrs. Hal T. | Kearns, Mrs. Janet Blackford, Mrs. W. L. Satler.
 II The aesthetic dancing class at the Industrial Service Center on Bar nun avenue weal hold its regular meeting on Wednesday evening at [
 o'clock. Social dancing will follow an hour later.