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

Mrs. Anna Hric of 1925 East Main
 street, announces the marriage of her
 daughter. Miss Mae c. Hric. and Ju- Illus B. Larsen, of Stratford. Conn, the church of St. John of Nepomuck, on Brooks street. The ceremony
 was performed by Rev. Andrew ko-
 mara. Mrs. Larsen is employed in Uhe Steinert Piano Go. on Main street, | while MT. Larsen is connected with l the Raybestos Co., in Stratford.
 At a dinner party given last evening
 Brewster, of Walnut BeNch, Andrew | Holstein, of Broad street, Milford, | announced his engagement to Miss
 May Cutiess of Gilboa, N. Y., who re-
 home in Brighton, Eng. The guests
 were MT. and Mrs. Sidney Cook, MT.
 and Mrs. Davis of Bridgeport: MT.
 and Mrs. George White, MT and Mrs. Swett, MT. and Mrs. Victor Maisey, Mrs. T.. Mandrey and Frank Mur-, phy.
 this evening in Blessed Sacrament hall on Orange street. It is probable that at the business meeting which will follow the rehearsal, announce ment will be made of the date and place of the presentation of RosinIs s ''Stalbat Mater" which the group has been practicing for some time under the direction of Prof. M. J. Grattan.
 The many friends of Miss Adelaide T. Bediger of Park avenue, will be pleased to learn that she has recov- cred from a recent illness ana IS aple to resume her duties Tn the loWh clerks office.
 Maplewood Recreation Center will open Friday night under the ehaper- onage of the Maplewood Parent Teachers association in co-operatlon with the Board of Recreation at the Junior High school. The program will consist of an organization meet ing and dance.
 The English Literary club will meet tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, at the home of Miss Harriet l.. Eames, 134 Washington avenue. Mrs. George Peet will review the Current Events and Miss Flames will present the topic for the day, "The Real Australia"
 Bishop William A. Quale of St I,o1Iis. Mo. will speak at the First M. E church, corner Broad street and Fairfield avenue, next Tuesday even ing. His subject will be "Jean Val iean,' the famous hero of Victor Hugo's 'Ies Miseralbles-"
 Three hundred young people gath cred last evening in the ball room or l the stratfield for the first big dance | given under the auspices of the Girls 5-..ial club of the new Woolworth | store. Miss Fveta Nudsen aud Fest | CT Williams led the egran1> march Miss Nudsen was presented with handsome bouquet of roses.
 A meeting of the Fourth District Women's club will be held this evening at 8 o'clock In the Casino building on State street.
 Katherine Ellison, Alice Petrosky. Sidney Evans, Katherine Ellison, Helen Clabby, Mrs. George Taylor, Taylor, Helen Desserau, George & Ben Prochaska entertained last evening with vocal selections dances and readings at the annual Ladies Night Celebration held by Court ley's orchestra furnished music for dancing
 Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Beers of 75s members of the Christ choir at their home on Monday evening. Dancing and musical selections by the differ ent members of the choir were en- served later in the evening. Those present were: Miss s. Belle Black stone, organist and director of the choir, Mrs. Estella Platt, Mrs. Flor ence G. Ma1lett, Miss Lillian Peder- son, Miss Adelaide T. Bediger, MT. and Mrs. Robert Butt, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Beers, and Mrs. A. B. Beers.
 MT. and Mrs. George c. Marvel re- gently entertained the members of the Ramblers' club at their home on Beach, in honor of the birth lay of Mrs. Frank H. Maloney~ of Bantam Lake. Those present were: | I MT. and Mrs. Nathan O1mstead, MT md Mrs. Edgar Richmond, MT. and Mrs. Jack Giles, MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Maloney, MT. and Mrs George c. Marvel and Miss Doris Marvel | ! AHl-Il ANI