The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31


 Miss Vera sekelsky was the guest
 f honor at a surprise party given
 &ecentiy at her home in honor of
 her seventeenth birthday. The
 guests were Jennie Coda, Annie Fuks,
 Francis Tomasco, Mary Numargut, Anna Rusnak, Eileen O'Connor Ber- eha Creavy, Susan Myers. Virginia 5elsky. Mary Panda. Mary Mudink, < Agnes Kayo, Katherine Tomasco, Dick Bolhnger, Fred Bolhnger, John Eabadish, John Martiree, Mike Coda, Paul Tornasco, Steve Tomasco, Geo. Meyers. John Tomasco, Andrew Sirgt- nald. Frank Meyers, John Dovask, 4ohn Fuks, Adam Baby, Andrew Baby, Daniel O'Connor and Frank Se- sfkeIsky.
 A whist, pfnoch1e and bridge party sSWflI be held this evening at S:30 in t$he headquarters of the American De- Zion on Golden Hill street After
 1ne games there will be dancing and Entertainment. At the card party Inst week Charles Tppets won the prize donated by the George Batche- Mpr O., and Mrs. J. Egan, the prize 6onated by the Patrick McGee Coal NO.
 N Mrs. J. I. North entertained a few Hf3ends at a luncheon yesterday in Hshe Business and Professional Wom- 8n's club in honor of her niece, Miss 4fcKeown of Lebanon Springs. N. Y. ? Miss Josephine and Miss Mary Keat- 3ng Miss Elizabeth and Miss Gene tx6eve Crehan. >The Girls social club will hold an 4rforma1 dance tomorrow evening in he Stratfield hotel The guests of Aonor will be the members of the Ly- life stock company, who will lead the nran6 march. About 250 couples Ere expected to. attend. A well Known jazz orchestra, will furnish the i&S dancing "a charge is composed of Miss Edith Etockert, chairman: Miss Natalie Priest Miss Mildred Farrell, Miss sE5elen Geoghegan and Mrs. Josephine kArcher-
 Miss Beatrict Muriel Wollner, 1 Raughter of MT and Mrs. Arnin Won- 1 E6cr of 100 Putnam street, was pleas EAntly surprised at a graduation party held at her home recently. Miss Woll- 1 sner was the valedictoria of the Feb sEDuarv class at High school. About 35 kEuests were present.
 The Orphens Concerts artists Of New Kork, a well known male quartette, | k&iu give a concert at the High School 1 IFuary 2oth, under the auspices of the i8usiness and Professional Women's 1 cruh.
 Dr. RID. Fear. head of the commu- | ,<aicabIe disease department of the ! Health department, will address the ETa1nGQ aUJenO6ntS Cis1S>S ol IIlS " - ! TO. A. on the subject of "Contagious i Diseases" on Wednesday evening, at ! sfb o'clock
 Miss M. Roth, Shakesperian actress i Rnd trombone artist, will be the even l Srelist at the fortnight revival services 1 Io be held in Trinity M. F. church, i North avenue, opposite Whitney ave ! hue. begirine next Sunday morning at aO:30 Evening services will com ! fnence at 7:So. Miss Roth is a speaker | and musician of unusual ability.
 Registrations are still open for the | Wednesday and Friday evening mill 1 also for the dressnaking on Monday | Afternoon at 2:30. the china painting i class on Wednesday at 1880 and the s nnaniolin class on Thursday at 7.S0. ] s An afternoon class in millinery is now being formed under the direction Of ! 2 Miss Henrietta Coles
 Mrs Hobart Wheeler, accompanied ! Hy Miss Doris Wheeler of State street. | Eff today for several months vaca- 1 don on the Pacific coast
 Teams from both the senior and frrior branches of the Industrial Bas- 1 kctban league of the Y. w, will play I ehis evening at the Barnum Service 1 center The Blue Ribbons will play 1 5 fhe Orioles, and the Washington Park | orch estra will furnish music for dan l rinG after the games.
 The February program oe the Cox