The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-30
PERSONALS

A wedding of special interest will take place Saturday, Feb. 18th in St. Johns church at 6 o'clock when Miss Eliza beth Morris Bassick, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Edgar Webb Bassick of 1O01 Fairfield avenue, be- comes the bride of Tracy Campbell Dickson. Jr., son of General Tracy Dickson, commanding officers at the Watertown Arsenal. Miss Bassicll who is a graduate of Miss Capen's school and Smith College, is a mem Der of the Junior league and the Lit tie Sisters. MT. Dickson, served with the Eleventh anti-aircraft battery in France as a captain and was gradu- ated from the United States Military Academy and the Ordnance school of Technology.
 The Mems club of the United Church has secured Dean Charles R. Brown to speak at the church on the evening of Feb. 9th. His subject will De The Greatest Man of the Nine cured at the church office or at Reads bookshop.
 The Triple Link club will present College Chums'' a three act comedy drama, tomorrow evening, January 31St, under the auspices of the Mems club of the UnlVerSalist church. The players are Erskine H. Russell, liar rlSon Baker, Cummings, kinSman, Jr., William J. Barton, Bert Searles and Bert Crump, Clifford Hett, Lester Vanstone and Chauncey L. Moore head, Miss Edythe Brooks, Miss Mar Saret Swailes and Mrs. Russell Cone. Arthur Millinton has directed the af- fair, while Franklya C. Bickle has charge of the music and George Bramann of the stage.
 The many local friends of Miss Jessie Pringle will be pleased to hear that jolly party was given recently in honor of her birthday anniversary ENT- h T,-l,+ cast in which she is now playing the hole of Ma" Jones, the wife of 'Lghtnin' Bill Her dressing room in the Blackstone theatre was filled and among the many gifts was a handsome ring from the star of the bl@y, Frank Bacon.
 The many friends of Miss Helen Lombard of 1890 Fairfield avenue, will be pleased to learn that she has re- covered after a recent illness.
 The Women's Democratic club of the Second district, will hold their regular meeting, tomorrow evening" Jan. S1, at o'clock in St. Georges hall, at which time matters of i'm portance will be taken up. All Democratic women of the district are invited to attend.
 A meeting of the committee in charge of the Valentine party to be given by the girls of St. Joseph's church, will be held tomorrow even ing, Jan. S1, in the home of Miss Marion Gottschalk, 1530 Noble ave- nue.
 Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis will pre- sent a few of her pupils in a concert this evening at the Sterling Widows home, 354 Prospect street. Mrs. Hal T. Kearns will act as accompan- ist. The solo;sts are Miss Nellie Petit grew, Mrs. Vera Bertilson Seims, Miss Adelaide Grabber, Miss Marie Smith, Mrs. Frank Connor, Miss Dorothy Garner, Miss Rosalie David Miss Grace Lake, Miss Anna Sides, Mrs. c. H. Booth, Miss Lucia Klein and Miss Winifred Smith.
 MT. and Mrs. E. K Nicholson are spending a few days in New York city, They are registered at the Ritz Carlton hotel
 MT. and Mrs. John Orr of Harral avenue, are among those ''snowed fn'' 1 at Washington. Mir. Orr accompanied i by his wife, went to the capitol sey- eral weeks ago on business
 Miss Mary E. Lovely. student at | the Bridgeport High school. has won the American Penmanship Certificate l This is the first time that this prize 1 has been captured by a pupil of the 1 High school.
 Miss Jeannette Eadie of 90 Porter | street, is spending several days in | Hartford as the guest of her niece Mrs. Louis s. Wilson.