The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-18
Exhibition of Class Work Opens Xmas
 Program at c. c. H.

An elaborate exhibition at the Catholic Community house yesterday afternoon of the work completed dur Ing the fall term by the classes at the house, formally opened a lengthy pro- gram of Christmas activities which will continue during the week lat the Community house.
 Among the many articles displayed yesterday were novel pieces of bas- ketry, various garments, from the dressmaking class, attractive hats made by the millinery class, a few specimens of work completed by the IT. n7embers of the typewriting classes, and vases and bowls decorated by the class in applied arts. There was a dtmonstr7tion of bandaging given by the classes in first aid.
 Refresh nentS were made and serv- ed by the members of the cooking classes under the direction of their teacher, Miss Ellen A. Ryan.
 Mrs. John J. Phelan was hostess Miss Mary Stap1eton Mrs. P. w. Ryan. hIrs J. F. Shea. Mrs. Andrew Mo Queeney and Mrs. Patrick Phelan.
 The instructors of the various Warren; Home Nursing, Mrs. John A. Maxwell; First Aid, pr. F. P. Car roll; Basketry, Miss Rose Duda, Miss Josephine Crotty, Miss Frances Ko- scannen. Miss Mary Lovely Milltn- cry, Mrs. Robert Sullivan; Applied Arts, Miss Josephine Mastroni; Type writing, Miss Mary Day, Miss Isabelle Dolan, Miss Catherine Hassett and Miss Agnes Collins
 During this week there will be three Christmas parties for the class. There will be a. Christmas tree at each par ty laden with presents for everyone. The Monday night class will meet this evening for a party at the Commun- ity house. Mrs. Grover A. Lyon will be the hostess and a brief address wilt T ter of St. Charles church. A de- ngntfu1 musical program has been athanged by Miss Lillian Sullivan. organist at St. Patrick's church, af-
 The party for tine Tuesday and Wednesday class will take place Tuesday evening at the house. Mrs. M. J. Flanagan will be the hostess George J. Donahue. Mrs. Andrew Krause will be the hostess for the party for Thursday, Friday and Sat urday evening classes on Thursday night.
 In addition to the evening parties for the grown ups, the Catholic Char table association has arranged for three Christmas tree parties for the the Community house there will be q social for the members of the Ital- ian Children's club connected with the Community house. Rev. Joseph A. Ganley will address the children and Mrs Daniel E. Brennan is chair man Of the committed in charge. On the same gafternoon the children whu attend the Sylvan Catechisn1 center Will meet lat the sylvan Chest Casino for a party Mrs. Patrick Phelan will b in charge and Rev. Michael Thompson of St. Patrick's church will speak. Rev. Matthew J. Traynor
 II faik to the children who attend the party. to be given in St. Mary's sch ooi, Friday afternoon, for the 1ta-tar children who attend the Sun day school at St. Mary's church. Mrs. Edward Fitzgerald will be in charge.
 Another delightful event of the week will be the Christmas supper party held by the Cath oIic Comrn'I- ritv girls Wednesday evening at the Catholic Community house. Miss EHzabe1n Crehan will be in charge aad 2 short address will be given by Rev. John Costello of St. Peters church
 The members Of the Catholic choral society are aSkaI I1 nee Wednes- day evening at o'clock a- the Com EIunity house when preparations vii. be made TOT the singing of Christmas carols st the various public instb tions on Christmas eve. A crouI of men r. of thu society will so to Hillside home, Christmas morning. ao sing at the mass,