The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-15
PERSONALS


 Miss Fannie A. Smith, of 1124
 Iranistan avenue, will be the hostess
 at valentine party to be given Fri
 day evening, January IT, for the
 members of the Bridgeport College club.
 K. w Jacobs of 3457 East Main street, will be in charge of the FBridgeport branch of the Interna ton 1 al Investigators Service, Inc, of Bos- l ton, Mass, which will open about the
 middle of March. This agency sup
 plies Investigating and reporting ser
 vice for individuals, business houses, 1 insurance companies, banks, trust | companies, credit associations, news ! papers, law firms, genealogical socie | ties, advertising and collecting agen-
 cies.
 Robert M. Flames will be chairman
 of the committee in charge of the | dance to be given at the University | club on Friday evening. He will be i assisted by Arthur Brewer, John T. L. Hubbard, Egbert Marsh, John K. | M. Cornwall, Edmund s. Wolfe. Jas.
 G. Ludlum, Henry Sanborn and Paul | Blackburn The patronesses for the affair are Mrs. Arthur Brewer, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Egbel;t Marsh. Mrs. John Williamson, Mrs. Frank c Hunt,
 Mrs, Laurence M; cernwali sAds Mrs. daru, Mrs. Norman Leeds, Mrs. Ar hthur M. Marsh, Mrs. Andrew L. Ri- ker, Mrs. Frederick J. Kingsbury of New Haven; Mrs. Frederick B. Cur tis and Mrs, William R. Webster. A whist, pinoch1e and bridge party was held last evening in the American Legion home on Golden Hill street. A J. Faulkner was in charge and pre- sented some very fine prizes to the winners. Dancing and entertainment followed the games.
 Announcement has been received in this city of the marriage of John H. Flood and Mary Huggard, formerly or Bridgeport, which took place last Thursday in St. Augustine, Florida The couple will make their home on Mill Plain road, Fairfield. Miss Hug gard is the daughter of Joseph Hug gard, who formerly conducted file manufacturing business in this city. Mir Flood, who is a contractor and builder is exceedingly well known here.
 The girls of the American Chain company will hold a mardi gras and confetti dance, Friday, February 17th, in the Industrial Service center of the | Y. w. c A. Music will be furnished | by thu Flzo orchestra and speciality | novelty number will be given by the | Dunn brothers. The proceeds of this dance will be used to purchase a new | victrola for the girls lunch room in | the America Chain plant. This is the third annual e;ffair given by the young ladies of the cor-pany, the American | Chain Fo1Iies'' having been presented ! by. them for the past two years, at this time.
 Miss Laura B. Durfee, for several | years Educational secretary at the Y | w. c. A, left today for her home Tn Providence, where she will spend sew | eral months vacation before .takicg | up other work.
 Miss Elizabeth Brown. Miss Eleanor Emerson and Miss Nella Marshall, l formally at a luncheon at the Bar mum Service Center recently for the | other Y. w. c. A. secretaries. The | guests were: Mrs. Mary Stackpole, | Johnson, Miss Mary Turner. Miss An nie Smith. Mrs. McMullen. Mrs. Josephine Byrnes and Mrs. G. Webb. hospital in Admedmagar, India, which is supported by the Women's Board of Missions. will be the guest of honor at the February assembly of the Women's League of Park street church, which will be held in the par ish house at o'clock. Dr. Hume will of her work in India and all persons interested, whether members of the Leagne or not, are invited Q attend. The hostesses for the afternoon Will
  Jr. Pardy.
 Miss Ethel Sterling of 223o North avenue was hostess at a club birthday party given recently for the members of the Ramona club and a. few special guests, among whom were Miss Anne Smith, general secretary of the Y. w c. A., and Miss Elizabeth Brown, ex- ecuttve industrial secretary of the Y." The other guests were Miss Bertha Sleeves, Miss Florence Brad ley, Miss Maud Hugo, Miss Ivah Lake, Miss Sally Davis, Miss Margaret Douglas, Miss Marguerite Richards. Miss Eunice Hart, Miss Jennie Dickie, Mrs. Jennie Van TasseIi, Mrs. George Wyhatt and Mrs. Porter.
 The members of the Bridgeport Chapter of the American Institute of , will hold their second infor- nal dance tonight at the Seaside club The committee in charge is composed # Miss Wilhelmiea Bakos, Miss Dor othy McGregor, Edward McNamara, Dennis Tobin, John Salmon, Jr., Ralph D. Sprague, Ray Whitney and Rich ard J. Wynkoop, Jr.
 The local branch of the Connecticut Council of Catholic Women will hold l meeting this evening in the Catholic house on Barnum avenue. The speakers will be Mrs. John Des- nond, chairman of the c. c. of C. w. for New Haven county and Miss Anna |