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

MANY PROMINENT WOMEN in this city will serve as patronesses for the song recital to be given in the ballroom of The Stratfield on Friday evening at S:30 o'clock, by Miss Laura Herring, contraEo soloist, of New York city, who has been engaged in extensive concert work in this country.
 MRS. GEORGE WALLIS of Strat- ford will open her home tomorrow afternoon for the meting of the O. B. S. sewing circle at o'clock.
 MIR. AND MRS. HOWARD ED- WARDS of Main street have returned from New York city. where they have been registered at the Commodore Hotel for the past week. While in the metropolis they witnessed several of the Broadway productions.
 THE WOMAN'S AUXILIARY of the Yankee Division held a successful card party in the I'D rooms this afternoon, when abotu ten tables Of players were present. Handsome prizes were awarded for the highest score at each table.
 THE SENIOR OUTING CLUB of the Bridgeport High school will hold mock faculty meeting at the school on Friday noon at the close of the morning session. Those partici- pating will be: Principal" Martin Ryan; History Teacher Harry Schwartz; "Chemistry,'' Vaughn Abercrombie; 'Dramatics.'' Miss Catherine MacLachlan; ''Commercial Department Miss Lillian Kiely; .'Domestic Science Miss Gertrude erck; Latin Thmas Reilly; Sec retary,' Miss Frances Van Amburgh. THE FIRST GRADUATION exer- cises in the histry f thes chool were held on Friday, Jan. 2S, at o'clock assembly rooms were artistically decorated with thee lass colors, red and gold, and many parents, relatives and friends were present to enjoy the interesting program arranged un- der the direction of Miss Mary Eliza beth Cooney. The graduates were: Royal Allen, Augustine Horn, Peter Turr, Frederick Murray, John FoldN Mary Spino, Archina Deaso, Margaret Diskhaut, Robert Cullen, William Parker and Michael krafchik.
 MISS MARY MILLER. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Guy Miller of Sterling place, is visiting with friends in New York city, for several days. Miss Miller will also visit Schoolmates at Dobbs Ferry seminary, on the Hud- son, from which she was graduated,
 
 daughter of Mrs. Fred. Seeley oi Brooklawn avenue, leaves on Thurs day for New York city, where she will be entertained for a week by her aunt, Mrs. Chauncep Marshall. MRS. DANIEL CLARK of TIadley street has returned from New York city, where she has been spending few days. Mrs. Clark is planning to make her future home in the me tropolis where her husband has ac- cepted a new position.
 | MIR. AND MRS. JAMES S. Mac BRIDE of North avenue are rejoic- l ing over the arrival of a baby son 1 born yesterday at the Bridgeport | hospital. Mrs. MacBride was for merly Miss Mildred Rose, daughter of | MT and Mrs. Dexter Rose.
 l A WEDDING OF INTEREST to take place next week, Tuesday morn | ing is that of Miss May Farnam daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Far nam Of Laurel avenue, and Fred. Lyons, of this city, manager of the l Ballard Drug store on Iranistan ave- nue The ceremony will be per- formed quietly in the parish house l of St. Augustines church with only 1 the immediate families present. After l the. honeymoon trip the couple will | reside on Merchant street.