The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-12

MISS SARAH LINDSAY, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindsay of Colorado avenue has returned from
 Bala, Penna-, where she has been vls- iting her grandfather, Samuel Hep ensta1, for the past week.
 MIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK
 BASSICK, who formerly resided Tn Stratfield. are now occupying the old Foster residence at 255 Park avenue.
 MISS MAUDE BENNETT of Park
 avenue entertained several friends at
 a bridge party at her home on : Thursday afternoon.
 MRS. ADDIE JOHNSON of Park [ avenue has taken over the Manor club i in Black Rock which she will con duct as first class hostelry for resi- dent people
 MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS COUL-
 TER of Union avenue are reJo1c1ns r oyr the arrival of a baby son born ! at their home on Friday. Mrs. Coulter ; was Miss Hazel Lownds before 'her marriage.
 MRS. MARIE wEIDLICH of New York is spending several days Wltn friends in this city.
 ANNOUNCEMENT HAS BEEN MADE of the engagement or Miss : Minnie Stendahl of Norman street Armand Rourke of Vine street The April. Miss Stendahl was formerly employed at the Welfare building and is an active member of the Unlver- salist church. MT. Rourke is manager of the Empire theatre.
 MISS MARTINA KEANE, Miss Josephine Heating, Miss Minnie Sten- Z dahl, Miss Elizabeth Collins, and Miss Bessie O'Hara attended the matinee performance of the Merry Round CTS" at the Shubert theatre in New : Haven on Saturday afternoon.
 MRS. ESTHER JOHNSON of 213 Denver avenue was hostess for the Games were played after the sewing period, and dancing enjoyed with ! music furnished by Victrola. The Blanfield sisters gave a few speciality numbers in novelty dancing, after which a delicious supper was served. THE BRIDGEPORTEwE CLUB is planning a bridge whist to be held in the sun parlors of the Stratfield hotel on Tuesday afternoon, March. 29th. Proceeds from this are ! to goi toward the semi-centennial fund of Wellesley college. The cont mittee in charge consists of Miss Harriet Hyde, Mrs w. B. Harring-
 
 1; Margaret Griffith and Miss Florence Browne.
 MIR AND MRS. JAMES MAR jodcing over the arrival of daugh- tert Loretta, born at the Bridgeport Hospital on March 9th-
 { ABOUT 100 MEMBERS of the {; Highlschool attended a dancing party held last night at Varnua hall by the Jelly Four club. The members of the [ club are Charles Ryder, Joseph Vi tale. Clifford Buckley and Fred Mor- ris
 A ONE ACT PLAY entitled 'tSchool tDayS' will be presented on April 12, i pices of St. Patrick's church The piece was written and is being di- ! rected by Paul Gaboury.
 MISS MARY WALSH of washing | ton school, is in charge of a party of seven teachers from the school who left the city today for New York where they will be the guests of the
 A REHEARSAL will be held to- l morrow afternoon at St. Joseph's l clubhouse on Barnum avenue, for those taking part in the musical com edy, "At the Booking Ofice," to be | given under the auspices of the St l Joseph's T. L. and B, society, at the l Colonial hall on April 4th and 9th.
 PAUL BRENNAN, formerly of New 1 York but now of this city, was given i a welcome party by a number Of his 1 friends at High school at the Cantor school about two weeks ago but since | that time has made many acquaint- ! ances.
 7rpc ,nyp pEARnS ar. | ganist of the United Congregations I church, has arranged the well-Bnowr 1 cantata. '-The Man Nazareth to be l sung by her choir at the morning i choir include: Mrs. Lena Mason | Barnsley, soprano; Mrs. May Hard 1 contralto, Louis Ginand. tenor. and ! Joseph Weller, bass. They will be assisted by a vested chorus.
 MRS BELLE B. TEN EYCK ot
 Fairfield avenue and MT. and Mrs ! John Ten Eyck Srd, of New York ], where they will remain for a month
 AN UNUSUALLY LARGE AT, l TENDANCE is expected at the novelty dance to be held at the Bridxeport Business and Professions fsWomen,s club tonight, when the ] Noveitv Four co1ored jazz orchestre ! will furnish music for the occasion i speciality numbers will be introduced i The committee in charge includes 1 Miss Edith Hawkins, Miss Jane | Iangsffaw, and Miss Nan Noonan-
 MISS MAUDE JENNINGS O ,RrookIawn avenue will act a: | hostess for the Service club on Mon | day afternoon at her home.
 MRS. AMY B. KANE of Park avenu,
 iS visiting her niece, Miss F1orenc' Harty Murphy of the Laurel, House l Lakewood, New Jersey, where sht | will remain for a fortnight.
 MRS. L. W. HOVER of 30 Atwate, E. street is entertaining as her week