The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-16
PERSONALS

Pupils of Mrs. Susan Hawley Davis teacher of the vo.ce, will present an informal musicale at o'clock tonight in the sun parlor of the Stratfield Mrs Edna Northrop Kearns and L. P. OF1att will be the accompanies. Pa rents and friends of the participants In the program have been invited to
 Those taking part in the program include L. T. Oviatt, Herman Krack- m1er, Andrew P. Smith, Mrs. Fred Lacey, Mrs. c. H. Booth, Mrs. William Griffin. Mrs. Frank Connor. the Misses Nellie Pettigrew, Winifred Smith, Rosaie Davis, Adeltne Grabber. Ma rlan Hodge, Hilda Whitlock, Anna Sides, Vera Nicholson, Gertrude Par adise, Theresa Poke, Luella Klein, M. Simko, M. Fitzgerald, and Veronica Donahue.
 The men and women of the 12th District Democratic club will hold a whist and pin ochle party in their club rooms on Sixth street, Friday evening" February 17th. Refresh m ents will be served after the games The women Alice Donnelly and Miss Catherine Anderson.
 The Readco club, composed Of em- ployeeS of the D. M. Read company will hold dance in the Brooklawn pavilion, Friday evening, February 27. Reck's orchestra will furnish the mu- sic for dancing. The committee in charge is composed of Stella Van Huse, Sally Mcmahon, Elizabeth Bain and Marie Murphy.
 A parcel post package and food sale will be held Friday afternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock by the Holden Mis- sionary society of Olivet Congrega- lonaI church in the parish house. This will be one of the series of ben eft sales. and dances, which are be Ing given by the societies of Olivet church for the benefit of the Holden Memorial parish hall.
 The Mems Club of the United Con- gregational church will be the guests or the Msl's league of the UniversaHst Church at banquet and meeting in Ihe On1versaI1st parish house on Feb fuary 27th- Several prominent speak, CTS will address the gathering. Frank Conner is president of the Uniyersa list club.
 An old fashioned valentine social will be given in the. chapel of the West End Congregational church. in colorado avenue, at o'clock tomor- s: o. s. club and the Pollyanna club of the church. Miss Elsa Rising, president of the S. o. s. club and Miss Mabel Banney. president of the affair, assisted by Mrs. Archie McKie, Chairman of the decorations club Miss Edith Proudman, chairman of the refreshments committee and Miss Florence Davis, chairman Of the games and entertainment commit tee.
 Because of Prof. William Lyon Phelps recent illness he has found it necessary Q revise his program of lectures to be given at the United Church for the remainder of the sea- son. The revised program follows:
 Monday, Feb. 20--Fact and Fancy, Ezra, Nehemiah. Solomon's Song Apocryphia: Essdras. Tobit. Judith Wisdom of Solomon. Ecclestasticus, Maccabees.
 Monday, Feb. e7.-Problem of suf-
 Wednesday. March s-Lyrical Poetry. Psalms.
 Wednesday, March 1s-wisdom and Philosophy. Proverbs. EccIesi- astes.
 Wednesday, March 22-Poetry of Sorrow and Triumph. Isaiah.
 Saturday, March 25-Denunciation and Vision. Jeremiah Ezekiel; Life and Conduct The Minor Prophets.
 Miss May Carley. Miss Etta Ryan, Miss Eleanor Roach and Miss Esther McKenna have returned to their era1 days in New York city. They were registered at the McAlpine.
 Mrs. Edward Wilson of Brooklyn, N. Y., is the guest of Mrs. Charles Casina of 57 Ford place for several days.
 Princess ChinqueIla, expert Indian weaver, will be in charge of the ad- vanced weaving classes tomorrow at the Bridgeport Art Lea gue home, on