THE TIMES: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1919
Society News
Club Activities
Personal Notes
Entertaining Features
Edited by ROSE FRIEDMAN.
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BRIDGEPORT MARKE1
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Mrs. Georg-e S. Brady of Washing
ton avenue "was entertained at So
phie's Tea Room, ISot-sford, by a num
ber of her friends this week previous
to her trip to South America with Ma
jor Brady. Major and Mrs. Brady
will leave this city shortly. The dec
orations in honor of the event were
autumn leaves and flowers. Those
entertaining- for Mrs. Brady were Miss
Jano Callahan, Miss Annette "Wilson,
Mrs. Frank Devine, Mrs. George K.
Reilly, Mrs M. J. Power and Mrs.
John Kendall Murphy.
The first of a series of personologry
lectures will be given tonight at the
T. W. C. A. by Miss Hazel Hayman
of the Recreation Board. Miss Hay
man's subject will be "Playology,"
and she will discuss the value of recreation.
There will be a rog'uiar meeting1 of
the eseoutive board of the, Bridgeport
Art League at the league rooms on
Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Leverty of Wash
ington avenue are spending a week,
visiting frie.nds in Benville, X. Y.
