The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-05

of Harrall avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby son born at the Bridgeport hospital on Feb. 2. Mrs. Weldon was before her marriage Miss Mollie Carroll of Fairfield. AT A MEETING of the Bridgepor, Wellesley club on Thursday evening, Feb. 3, plans were formulated for | the Wellesley rally to be held on the afternoon of saturday, Feb. 12. A speaker from the New York club l will tell of the plans being made for l the semi-centennial endowment fund promised. Wellesley alumnae from Norwalk. Stamford. Darien. New | town, Danbury and Greenwich have 1 been invited to attend.
 l THE GIRLS FRIENDLY SOCIETY of St. PauTs church will meet in the parish house on Monday evening I with Mrs. T. w. Cutting presiding. Mrs. Joseph L. Peabody, chairman of 1 the entertainment committee, will se- l lect> thA cast for the girls minstrel l show which will be given on March | 30 and 31.
 MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES CAM. home from an extensive trip to At lantic City. New Jersey, Philadelphia and Washington, D. c. at which places they have been stopping to visit for the past month.
 | THE SENIORS AND JUNIORS of the Fannie A. Smith Normal School gave a pretty dancing party last night in the rooms of the Bridgeport Art Leage on Clinton avenue, when Mur- rays orchestra furnished music fol the occasion. Mrs. Catherine Lewis hostess of the Homestead Tea Rooms catered for the affair. The chaper ones were: Miss Fannie Smith, Mis-. Louise Hoyt Miss Grace, D. Clarke Miss Susan Andrews, and Mrs. Fl mer BeardS1ey.
 MIR. AND MRS ROLAND MA PELSDEN of New Haven are tn house guests of MT. and Mrs. Jame Clancy of East Main street over tn week end.
 MRS. FREDERICK A. STRONG 0 North Main street will open her hom at 10, o'clock on Monday morning, fo the executive board meeting of tn Mary Silliman chapter, D. A. R when all members are urged to b present.
 GEORGE ROSS of Park avenu has left for his home in Hackensacl N. J., where he will visit his paren1 oyer the week end.
 MISS ETHEL DONOVAN of Shel wood avenue, is entertaining at dime this evening for Mrs. John Ale - who was formerly Miss Jane Casey Pequonnock street, recent brid Miss Donovan has invited only tf members of her bowling club an their friends including Miss Lorett Burns, Miss Margaret Casey, Mi Helen O'Neil, Mrs. Edward Shit Mrs. John Allen and Miss Donova A few out-of-town men are inelu' dancing will be in order
 MISS ANNA SWINNERTON Beechwood avenue. will be hostess f the meeting of the Service club her home on Monday afternoon.
 MISS BETTY SCHUMAN who a tends Brown University in Providene R. l.. is visiting with her aunt, Nil H. H. DeLoss of Park place ov the week end.
 MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD COIN have returned home after a weddi . trip through New York state tate and % , street Mrs Coyne was former Miss Irene Ellsworth of Bronx aN \ nue.
 MISS EUNICE HETTINGER. W
 has been the house guest of MT. a Mrs Matthias Hettinger of Wiln1 avenue for the past few weeks, W
 given a farewll party the other eve ing preceding her departure from r
 home in Los Angeles, Cal. Miss H
 tinger is well known in this c
 where she formerly resided and
 tended the local high school.
 MIR. AND MRS. JAMES COYI
 have returned to their home in N
 York city after visiting with NJ
 CoyIes parents, MT. and Mrs. Yves
 Norton of Jackson place, for seye
 days.
 A supper will be given for 1
 younger parishoners of St. Geors
 church Monday evening at o'clo
 The supper will be prepared by
 Evening Guild and will be served
 the Mems club. Singing, addres
 and recreation will occupy part of
 evening.
 This is the opening event of an fort by the parish to give the youn:
 parishoners a large share in paroat