The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-01-27
PERSONALS

tnum recreation center or E,ridav eyening, January 18th. at 8 o'clock. ples, Garfield, Huntington Road and Barnum school districts are welcome to the tribal ceremonies. Following these ceremonies. there will be gen eral dancing, with music furnished by the Barnum Four. Harvey went is leader of this tribe of Indians. l THE SOCIAL held by the Young Mems League of St. Charles hall last night was. most successful Songs were rendered by Joe and Leo Vine bers were introduced by Joseph Car mody and William Mccarthy Dr. William o'Hara delivered stirring dancing was introduced by Dunn. Farrell and Mccarthy with Miss Bes- sic Cole as accompanist Joseph Murray played selections on his yio- lin and Joseph Coles sang. Three bouts was another feature on the program. A supper was served at a late hour and the smoker was voted the society in some time.
 | MISS EMILY SANFORD of Wash | ington avenue was hostess for the meeting of the Thimble club at her home this afternoon The club is assisting at the Junior League enter | tainment on February 4th-
 MIR. AND MRS. DONALD BRAD LEY of Ellsworth street are visiting | with friends in Hartford, Conn, for | several days.
 MISS IRENE HACKETT of Con- i necticut avenue entertained several | of her friends recently in honor of | her birthday.
 MISS MARION HENSHAw, daugh- ter of Mrs. H. P. Henshaw of Fair field avenue is spending several days with friends in New York city.
 MISS BETTY RAVENS of Clinton avenue and Miss Anna Swinnerton of Beechwood avenue have returned from Binghamton, N. Y., where they have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs Robert Weed. Jr., for sew | eral days. Louis Kutcher, Jr., of Clinton avenue has also been mem Der of the house party.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. E. A. Jennings l of Brooklawn avenue will be sorry to hear that she is confined at the Bridgeport hospital with an attack of appendicitis for which she recently underwent an operation.
 MIR. AND MRS. c. L. CHAMBER LAIN of this city and Laurel Beach, are sojourning in Florida for the re- nnaining~ winter months.
 MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES F. DAVIS of Sachem Road, Brooklawn T h, where they will remain for six weeks, stopping to visit at other points Of interest on the Coast
 MISS ANNA PARTRIDGE of 2161 l North Main street is suffering from a. relapse after her lengthy illness which has confined her indoors for So long a time. She has the SyHlpHlny of her many friends
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN WRIGLEY who has been visiting here for a brlel stay have returned to their home in Norwalk.
 MIR. AND MRS. ISAAC w. BIRDS EYE of Fairfield avenue w vii ieSaHe de who are sojourning there until a1oei the early spring.
 MRS. WILLIAM LEIGH of Wal
 demere avenue is spending the res
 of this week in New York city.
 THERE WILL BE a basketball
 game tonight in the Industrial cente' . nue. between the General Electri
 girls and the LakeIews. After tn N game dancing will be enjoyed until late hour.
 THE CHECKERS CLUB of the
 w q A. will present a three act com
 edy "Dangerous To Men,, on InuTs
 day night, February 3rd at o'clock After the game QanClnR WILL pS HI VI
 der and refreshments served
 MISS EMILY RUTH NICKERSOl
 of Norman street has returned fror
 New York city where she has pee
 visiting friends for a few days law WILLIAM WEARY and WilllaI McCoombs of Linwood avenue ar TO- taking the part of the cat and bea by in the musical comedy, Pr1nc vas Charming" to be given at the Far - theatre on January 31, February Il ~ and 2nd. for the. Yankee DlvlSol m Both young men play their parts @ ne ceptionaly well. Master Weary d = Tn tends St. Augustine's school: Whl
 Master McCoombs is student - U Maplewood.
 or THE REGULAR MEETING or II ion English Literary club will be omlttt lses this week Friday and will De ne iol- next week at the home or Mrs Joi to Merwin of 1922 Noble avenue tier
 ons TUESDAY WILL BE observed ing Invisible Guest Day" at the 1- ' or c. A. At all houses of the organlI pay ton the recenpts from the caIeterf tne for that day will be turned over ates the Hoover Fund for the starvn orlo children. It is hoped that there w oen he a large attendance at the moo
 fine meal so that the Br1dgepo g neg contribution may be among the pe in the country.