The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-03-11
Gorgeous Presents
 Are Distributed At Merry Kiwanis Party

"Clang'"' sounded the bell at the delft hands of its new president, John | J. Fisher and Ladies Night' of the | Kiwanis club was in full swing. E
 Not alone did the guests enjoy a squab dinner, but they also fared well at the hospitality of a mythical San
 laus. Gorgeous presents were dl. l tributed to the ladies whose names were churned in a decorated barrel which was piloted by cartoon of ercise in his efforts to stir up the names inside. Besides these prizes, | bags containing assorted gifts and souvenirs were passed out to the la | dies during the course of the din- | ner.
 The roll call was an amusing fea- ture of the party and brought out lots of wit and humor when each member in turn identified himself, his guest and their "worths."
 l The club octette proved. entertain | ing with their various song numbers, as did Bill Steinke and F. J. Aber- crombie in awning-striped gifts sing ing Scotch ditties:
 | Mrs. Clarence Hayes, one of the To- cal favorltes, sang two delightful numbers. Frank Braithwaite, song artist, also proved hits of the even- ing. The only address was a two minute compliment paid to the club by Billy Goodrich, international sec | reCdry, or SLanIOcO- / After dinner. Taylor's orchestra furnished music for dancing and prize waltzes, motion pictures and contests were featured.
 | The gowns worn by the ladies pres | ent were of many irredescent shades with the black sequin effect predom- | mating.
 President Fisher was presented with loaf of bread, and a thousand boxes of sardines from the club. | hpr of the club, and won by the follow ing: Mrs. Russell D. Gate, Mrs. Err nest Oliver, Mrs. John Burn, Mrs. w. H. Scribner, Mrs. J. C. Mattice, Mrs. Julius K]ohlmaier, Mrs. August M. Englehardt, Mrs. Fred A. Doolittle, Mrs. Albert Rothery, Mrs. T. J. Par dg; Mrs. rG Ge1rge & E. CT GraWford, Ct Mrs son, Jr., Mrs. W. A. Hatfield, Mrs. w. Travis. Mrs. Hubert W. Hart. Mrs w. L. Belknap, Jr:, Mrs. H. T. Leaven- Frances Cote. Miss Katherine A. Mur- phy, Mrs. Walter Hubbell Miss Mar garet Mills, Mrs. Frank Braithwaite, Mrs c. B. Slawson. Miss Violetta E. | Hull, Mrs R. c. Wakeman, Mrs. J. R. Boothe, Mrs. Walter M. Redfield, | Mrs. J. P. Haley, Mrs w. J. Murray, Mrs Jonn HoItz, Miss Millicent Bee Mrs Mrs. ". c, HI HaWley; sga Mrs: J. A. Ley H. corbit, Mrs. Arthur N. wheeler uss E Mrs. A. Harding, Mrs. s. S. Taylor Mrs Clarence Hayes, Mrs. J: J. Fisher, Miss Louise H. Weber, Mrs B. L. Lampson, Mrs. S. G. Goodsell, Miss Maude M Tucker, Mrs. J. P. F'risbie, Mrs. F'redIecick l.. Mills, Mrs c. L. eGl1atly, Mrs. E. T.. Bucking- ham, Mrs. Alexander Allison. Mrs. Ernest Mercy, Mrs. c. M. Gerdenier, Mrs Bill Steinke, Mrs. Albert Mer- ritt, Mrs. F. B. See1ey, Mrs. L. Schwerdtle, Mrs. G. B. Watkins Mrs. John Schwartz, Jr., Mrs. William P. Kirk, Mrs. Charles Crowther, Mrs H. A. Leavenworth. Mrs. Sidney Stokes, Mrs. Harry Shropshire, Mrs. Edward Schwerdtle, Mrs. Walter Bangs, Mrs. John R. Wrigley. Mrs. ". E. Norris, Mrs Frank Cantwell, Mrs. Wallace Bayliss. Mrs. Robert Sperry, Miss Helen Coops. Mrs. Frederick Atwater, Mrs. A. H. Hancock, Mrs. s. S. Fay Tor, Mrs. Walter F. Goddard, Mrs. A F.. Smith, Miss Alice Crump, Mrs. Thomas Heffernan, Mrs. R. A. Beers, Mrs. c. D. s. Miller, Mrs. E. w. Mac Cutcheon. Mrs. c. P. Walker. Mrs. Abner Mitchell, Mrs. R. H. Barton, Mrs. William A. Arnold, Mrs. Henry Keller, Mrs. N. A. Fulton, Mrs. J. Alex Robinson, Mrs. George Dane, Mrs. H. F. Wadhams, and Mrs. A. M. Englehardt.