The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-08
PERSONALS

: THE MEMBERS OF THE TEAL IAN WOMEN'S COUNCIL will visit the Columbus hospital on Wednesday afternoon as the guest of Dr. Pas Quale Romeo. superintendent at the Institution.
 MISS LUCY CURTISS of Washing } ton Terrace entertained about twenty members of the Christian Endeavor society of the United church, at a party on Saturday evening in honor -ok, the birthday of Austin Humphries. THE REGULAR SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE will be held this week at the Barnum Service Center. A numbr of specialties will be intro ouced.
 THE MEMBERS OF THE CATH OLIC COMMUNITY HOUSE basket { ball team will practice this week in : the gymnasium at St. Joseph's hall. Miss Betty Crehan will act as coach. | THE DOLLS CLUB and the Sew stng club of the International insti- tute will hold special Valentine 1 parties on Monday afternoon, Febru- ary 14th.
 { A LARGE GATHERING of friends called on Jonas J. Meyers at his home last evening to help him celebrate his birthday. MT. Meyers has been sa resident of this city for the past 3S years being in business on Fair field avenue.
 MIR AND MRS. SAMUEL LYLE of Whitney avenue have left for California, where they vii spend the remainder of the winter stopping at various points of interest to visit.
 ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE of the engagement of Miss Olive Wright Epcf 6o nf Arr nd Mrc w. Post of Elmwood avenue and FL Hot s. Northrop of Stepney. No date has been set for the wedding.
 THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of the Ladies' of Charity St. Vincent de Paul will be held to- morrow morning at 3:30 o'clock when all members are requested to be pres ent.
 ELIAS HOWE, JR., woman's Re- lief corps will hold their regular meeting on Thursday afternoon in c. A. R. hall at 2:30 o'clock when an initiation will take place. followed by brief business session and a social hour.
 SLAVE GIRLS AND SCHOOL GIRLS' will be the playlet given this evening for the World Wide guild of the First Baptist church at o'clock under the auspices of the Nearer and EaTLnGr L1SnCS. MISS Nellle feLI1- grew, of Park avenue, will be the so. 1oist and music will be furnished by , an orchestra.
 THE MEMBERS of the Qui Vivt club and the Veritas club will bt hostesses at a benefit dance to To- given at the Barnum Service Cente Ion Wednesday, February 18th. Tn kproceeds of the affair will be donated sho the Italian Relief fund.
 
 THE ANNUAL PROM at the Ros sembaum school at Milford will talk ep9ace on Friday evening, F'ebruar s11th. It is presumed that this affai twin excel all past successes. Man SOf the younger set from this city ar Eplannfng to attend.
 THE TRY-OUTS for the senio ;pfay at the High school were hel SKhis noon at the close of school. Tn play will be given at graduation t1mt f MISS HARRIETTE BASSETT ( sSaiem street will be hostess at 'meeting of the Mary Beardsley sc rCtety on Friday evening.
 MISS MARION DONALDSON ws .flfe sneaker at a meeting of the Vel ldtas club held at the Information; Institute, last night Her subject WE sThe Family Budget"
 A MEETING of the officers of t1 Council of Churches was held yeste. day afternoon in the club rooms the Liberty building. Plans we H made for the dinner to be served u ,ielegates of the society at OIv church parlors on Friday evenin After the banquet Rev. Dr.. Boynte of the Clinton avenue church
 Brooklyn and Rev: pr. Atk1nson gathersng.
 THE woMAN's AUXILIARY the Yankee Division will hold a wh1
 narty in the YD rooms on Brot
 street tomorrow afternoon, when a
 tractive prizes will be offered
 each table.
 THE ENT-TEACHER's A
 SoCIATION of Huntington ,' Ro
 day afternoon at 3:3o o'clock,
 which time Miss Helen Boyd, supe
 intendent of the Visiting Nurses 2
 sociation will talk on, Pub
 Health and Nursing in Br1dgepor
 which will be illustrated by lante
 slides. Mrs. Henry Bitzer, sopral
 will be the soloist accompanied
 Mrs. William H. Comley, Jr.
 MANY FROM THIS CITY z < planning to motor to Danbury
 night to witness the performance
 Gilbert and Sullivan's popular ope
 "Pinafore" which is being produe
 there under the auspices of the Ds
 bury Political club at the Empr
 theatre.
 SERGEANT AND MRS. Jo1
 LYDDY of 92 Hough avenue are
 ioicing over the arrival of a baby
 born recently at their home.
 EDWARD MORA of North M
 street, assistant secretary of Bridgeport Chamber of Commel is attending the annual convent
 of the Retail Secretary's associat
 at the Hotel McAlpin, in New Y city today and tomorrow. PATROLMAN AND MRS Rt ERT HOFFMAN of I'll Lee ave are receiving congratulations over