The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-19
People And
 Their Doin9s

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 Mir. and Mrs. F. c. Mullins Of 1o75 l Noble avenue and Mr. and Mrs Rob- ert H. Hawkins Of 164 Eimwood ave- nue will leave tomorrow morning for I 1Narragansett Pier where they plan to spend the coming two weeks at the 1 Gladstone. The party will make the l Journey to and from the fashionable l summer resort by automobile. l Andrew Radel, who has spent the i greater part Of the past month trav- ersing the seas between here and Eng- land,. is expected to arrive in Mon, friends have been selected to form a l reception committee and these will greet him on his arrival at Nara gan sett Pier on Friday. with unbounded enthusiasm.
 Miss Dorothy Marshall. of Marcus Hook, Pa, is visiting her cousin. Miss Florence Knablin, at 60 Highland ave- nue, for month. Miss Marshall Is active in the cause of votes for wo- men and has attained much promi- hence as suffragiat in her home state. Although a. stranger in Bridge port, she is eager to meet co-workers for the cause. Affse Marshall said that her efforts are directed princf- pally towards getting the men to vote
  politicians were as charming as she it would be an easy task to win the men-win them as voters. of course.
 Miss Mary B. Brady. graduate of St. vincent's hospital training school for nurses, in private practice for the past year, will sal from New York l Saturday for South America where she will make an indefinite stay with ] re1atives. If the country appeals to I. -~I- --1-- 1-<.. Tfze5 Brady has made many friends in Bridgeport who will wish her success in her new home. She entered the To- | cal institution from Cambridge, Mass. She has been living, when off duty. at | 108s Fairfield avenue
 c Edmund Thompson of Worcester. | Mass, who was crushed to death by | his automobile Sunday at Rocky Point, R. r., before the eyes Of his wife and children, was a brother of Mrs P. w. Crosby, Tesiny avenue. MT. Thompson was one of ethe leading l health culture instructors in the coun- try member of fraternaI organiza- tions galore and prominently men toned as Republican candidate for mayor in Worcester this fall. It is es- stimated that he carried accident and life insurance to the amount of over S3Oo, 600, being one of the most heavily insured men in the East tie had ire quently visited in Bridgeport and was widely known here MT and Mrs. Crosby are in Worcester attending the funeral this afternoon.
 Alfred Mou1ton of worcester, Mass. photographic and engraving expert, is passing his vacation visiting Bridge port relatives and friends.
 Miss Angelina B. Mu1ligan. book keeper with the Schwerdt1e Stamp Co. of Cannon street is spending two weeks vacation in northern Massa- chusetts and New Hampshire.
 Gustave Hanniken of Barnu1n ave- nue was the week end guest at the stElmira'' Cottage. Silver Sands
 MT. and Mrs. James Conlin of Mar ion street, were the Sunday guests of 1 Alderman and Mrs James P. O'Neil at their cottage the Elmira. Silver Sands
 Miss Irene Dooley of Cedar street, was the weeks end guest at the ss13illo- crest cottage. Myrtle Beach. Milford.
 Miss Eileen Flanagan of Fairfield avenue was guest over Sunday at the ''Catalpa'' cottage being the guest of Miss Ethel Horan-
 | A JOIly party SP01AI lAAS7 pS1SI NOO1A l at Sea Wolfe cottage. Myrtle Beach. Those comprising the party included Beatrice Allen, Jennie Martin. Mary Goodman, Florence Noonan, Frances 1 Tobin, Ethel Butler. Edith Shoemaker. Beatrice O'DonneH. Mrs Catherine Doyle, Mrs. William Smith. Edward Martin, Christie Dennis, Thomas Ben nett, George F9ather, Robert Stanley and Edward Bushwe1ls Walter Uga1a, Jack and Eugene O'Donne11, and Hen l ry Willett. MT. andy Mrs. O'Donne1l of Worden avenue chaperoned the party. During their stay at the cot tage they entertained the Misses Maude Parker. Sadie Coughlin. Rosie Caudett. Mamie Collin, and Margaret Hogan, also B. Caudett, of Springfield. Mass.
 A pleasant evening was spent at the home of Miss Catherine Harnan, 245 Poplar street, Thursday, Aug. 13. Among those present were the Misses Mary Cashrnan, Bessie Crowley. Kath- crime Hassett. Kitty Reilly, Ethel Kel- l ley, Pauline Walz, Irene Racke, Flor ence Spaner, Marguerite Mcfarland, Julia and Catherine Harnan, Mrs. G. Hawkins and Mrs. J. Harnan and the Messrs. Edward Burns, John McCar- thy. Matthew Kiely, Francis Rock, liam Denny, Joseph Stead. Roy Bur gess, and Charles Greene. A luncheon was served and various diversions of a musical nature greatly enjoyed
 Miss Mary Cashman and Miss Kitty Reilly of Bridgeport, were the week l end guests of Miss Marguerite MoF'ar- land at Yale cottage, Walnut Beach.
 Coroner John J. Phelan returned to the city last evening from two weeks vacation. During his trip he visited many of the larger cities of the West, and attended the convention of the Knights of Columbus He found com dition were prosperous throughout the West.