The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-16
PERSONALS

PERSONALS MRS. MORRIS B. BEARDSLEY and daughter, Miss Amelia. of 2SO Park place, will act as hostesses for the next meeting of the Contemporary club on Thursday evening, Feb. "A, at S15 o'clock. The speaker will be Edwin Davis Schoonmaker, member of the United States mission to Rus sia- He will use as his subject: Rus sia, Creator and Destroyer"
 MRS. FRANK HICKMAN of Myrtle avenue and house guest, Mrs. E. Flu gene Feree of Buffalo. N. Y.. will spend the weekend in New 1ork city where they will attend the opera and several popular Broadway per formances.
 A PRETTY Valentine Subscription dance was held on Monday evening at the Black Rock Country club as farewell party before the dispand- ment of the club members. Tlbbafs 5 orchestra furnished music for the oc- casion- About 75 couples trfpped the light fantistic. MT. and Mrs Rob ert Goddard and MT. and Mrs. Cliff ford L. Mason were in charge or the affair.
 THE MEMS CLUB of Kings High way church will give a clam chowder supper in the parish house tomorrow night, which vii be followed by a social hour..
 MRS. DANIEL DAVENPORT of Yale street is spending several days visiting friends in Washington, D. C.
 FRIENDS of pr. Arthur Scrime- gour of North avenue, who recently returned from a trip to California, will be sorry to hear he recently un- derwent a serious operation at the Bridgeport hospital.
 ABOUT 100 COUPLES attended the Valentine dance held last night at the Service Center or Barnum avenue, The hall was charmingly decorated with miniature paper hearts.
 BECAUSE of HOLIDAY. the meet ing of the Tuesday afternoon branch of the Rector's Guild of St. Georges church will be omitted next week.
 MRS. F. l.. BISHOP of S49 Myrtle avenue will be the hostess at the meeting of the Round Table to be held Friday, Feb. IS. The subject of the study paper will be Social Eng land."
 TH E IENIEN ICI1 SeAiio to be held tonight at St. Georges Episcopal church will be conducted by Edward R. Hunt The address will be given by Minot A. O. Stilson.
 THE MEMBERS of the Wednesday Morning Art club met today at the home of Mrs. Charles H. Fle1n1nS, 1171 Fairfield avenue.
 THE MEMS LEAGUE of the Oivet Conversational church will be the guests at a church supper to be given in inc Sunday school room on Thurs day evening. Rev. Clarice Sllcox or westport will talk to the men.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs, Jennie Thorpe of Fairfield will be sorry to hea" that sh eis confined to her home with illness.
 THE MISSION UNION committee of this city, will convene at the king Highway church, on Friday night 10 make plans for the annual dinner meeting which is to be held on Fri day, March 4.
 MRS. ANNA F. FORD, of s35 Broad street, will leave shortly for New Jersey where she will be the house guest of friends for a fort night.
 MISS ANNIE L.. PARTRIDGE Of 2161 Main street, is convalescent at her home after a lengthy illness.
 IVBY w. REID of 792 Colorado avenue, left today for a visit with friends in Norwich, Conn,
 MRS. R. J. MACKENZIE of SD Blackman place and Mrs. William B. Bishop of 325 Norman street, are planning a late winter visit in Cali fornia. They will leave in the near future.
 MRS SAMUEL C. SHAW of San ford place, was hostess TOT an m formal tea at her home the other af- ternoon in honor of Mrs.. H. Willard Fleck of Lafayette street, who leaves