The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-04-30
PERSONALS

The whist and pinochle to be given for the benefit of St. Peters building fund at Lenox Hall on Lee avenue, Monday evening, May 2, will be in charge of Mrs. John F. Bronsord, Mrs. Michael Mccarthy and Mrs Patrick Fitzpatrick. Playing will be- gin at 8:15 D. m.
 Mrs Maria CaseIottf of Lenox ave nue, coloratura soprano. will be the soloist With the Emerson orchestra, at the Emerson auditorium in West Hoboken, N. J., tomorrow afternoon Her numbers will include the ''Shad- ow song," from Dinorah; ''Charmant Oiseau," from the Pearl of Brazil, and several songs in English
 Mrs. Fred w Tracy of 115o Fair field avenue, was hostess fer tea yes terday for members of the newly or ganized Ten-Ten club.
 The woman's club of the Univer- salist church will have a, musical on Tuesday afternoon in the parish house arranged by Mrs. Hal Kearns. Mra Eva Hodgkins and Mrs. Joseph inc Patuzzi will be the soloistS. Miss Harriet Allen, talented pianist, will play several piano selections. Tea will be served at the conclusion of the program.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Fuller of CIin- ton avenue, are leaving for Illion, N. Y, where they will spend the sum ner-
 Chaperoned by Mrs. Minnie Bell wood, one of the riding classes of the Brooklawn Riding academy, com Adam, Miss Hazel Fray, Miss Emily Hannibal, Mrs Mildred Hettinger and Mrs Bellwood, motored to New York city today to spend the week end attend Tc nf Lightning tonight and tomorrow they will ride in Prospect park, Brook lyn, with their former riding instruct or, George Burnside of this city.
 Miss Marion Meigs of Kossuth street IS taking a physical culture course in New York city. She will entertain friends from here over the week end.
 The recreation committee of the Br1dgeport Brass Co. arranged a jolly dance last evening which was held in the cafeteria The Echo orches- tra furnished music for the occasion and refreshments were served.
 Mrs. Sara Sherman Pryor, Mrs. Roy Clarke and Mrs. Ruth Fitzpatrick, wit messed the performance of "'Trif1es'' last night played by the Provincetown being produced here by the Little Theatre movement in the near flu ture.
 Lloyd MacBride, who has been cruising with the navy for the past several weeks, arrived at his home here on Park avenue, yesterday, for several days furlough.
 Mrs. George Jackman of North avenue, was hostess for her sewing bee and tea yesterday afternoon at her home. Among those present were Mrs. Benjamin Fletcher, Mrs Charles Harding, Mrs. Fannie Bar rows, Mrs. Olive Flint, Mrs. T. Phil lips, and Mrs. Henry Reid.
 The Sisterhood of the Universalist church, held a successful vaudeville show last evening in the parish house, which was we'll attended. Members of the club originated their own acts which proved most entertaining and amusing. Solos in character costumes were rendered by Miss Dorothy Beld- ing, Miss Ada Allen and Miss Mil dred Baumann- Miss Hazel Smith gave a clever interpretation of the up-to-1ate sales girl, while Miss Evelyn Hea1y danced an aesthetic number Miss Marion Woods, Miss Ruth Iockhart and MAss Grace Noo- nan played in a comedy skit and a large chorus sang and danced.% The acts were introduced by Miss Ruth Wilkins.