The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-22
People And
 Their Doinas s

A linen, shower was rendered Miss Catherine Dalton at the home of Mrs Judson La Have, 1512 North avenue. on Thursday evening. The bride-to- be received a large number of hand some gifts which were useful as well as ornamental. Music and the usual diversions made the evening pass all too quickly for the congenial gath ering of Miss Daltonss friends. A dainty luncheon was served at iASe hour.
 A color scheme of pink and white was effectively carried out in the dec- eration of the rooms and in the de- 1icious ices and cakes which were serv-E ed.
 Miss Dalton, who has been book keeper at the Farmers Supply and Roofing company on Middle street, for some time, is soonf to become the bride of Alderman William J. Moran. lnalton were the Misses Josephine Sheahan, May Dalton. Elizabeth Da,l- ton. Charlotte Hupfer, Jennie and Bes- sic Nallon, Anna Toohey and the Mes. danes Vim. J. Doherty, Dr. J. Murray Johnson. Andrew F Owens, John M. Griffin, Richard Reilly. Edward HeaIy and Judson La Have.
 Mrs. John T. oBrien and sister, Miss Ada Kearns of 722 Shelton street.
  ter 8 two weeks trip to Tannsrsville. saugerties and CairS. N. r.
 Miss Alys ModdeI1 of 1125 Central avenue. is spending a pleasant two weeks vacation in Indian Neck, Conn
 Mrs. Nathan H. Heft of s95 Park avenue, has returned from Greens burg, Pa, where she has been spend- ing the past three weeks as the guest of her mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Stauf- fer Moore and her sister, Mrs. B. E. Robbins.
 Among the Bridgeporters-wfo have been stopping at the Hotel Zurich, Asbury Park. IN. J.. are MT. and Mrs. John J Fisher of 2S7z Laurel avenue, who have returned from a weeks visit there: MT. and Mrs Julius Kohl maier of 963 Laurel avenue, who also spent a week at the fashionable hotel and MT. and Rfrs. Robert A Beers of 259 Laurel avenue. who have return ed from a two weeks stay at the same hotel.
 l Atuomobile trips seem to be quite the thing this season and a large number of local people have been en- 1joying them all through the summer. are MT. and Mrs Charles W. Deane, of ITO Salem street who returned on Thursday evening from a three weeks
 motor and camping trip through the l middle west. Their route led them through the Berkshires to Albany thence through the Mohawk valley to .t Syracuse whence they went to Easi Aurora. and then along the shores oi Lake Erie to Ohio. their destination
 MT. and Mrs. George T. Hathewas have returned from thousand mile trip through New England which in lcluded stops at many interesting places in Maine Vermont, New Hamp. shire and Massachusetts, A visit was made to Chattam Camp where theil idaughter, Miss Constance B. Hathe ! way, has been spending the summer
 Dr. and Mrs. Roy B. TuthilI ana their daughter, have returned from
 motor trip along the shores of Lons Island to Orient, where they were the guests of pr. Tuthi1fs parents. Tn, party was away for 1G days.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Allen and family who have been spending al enjoyable two weeks in Great Bar rington. Mass, will return home to morrow.
 The state department has notified Representative Jeremiah Donovan tha- Is. Ellsworth Grumman of this city i at Moscow. Russia.
 Miss. Catherine Field of New Yorl city is visiting the Misses Margare and Catherine Farrell of 94 Oak street
 Mrs, William P. Davenport, wife O the German instructor of the 1oca High school, received a cable this morning from her husband who ha5 been in Germany since the war start
 ed, that he would sail from Rotter dam on the S. S. Ryndan1s this morn ing. This is a week earlier than MT lDavenport had intended returning The news will relieve the suspense o ) his many friends in this city who hav feared that he might be compelled [. remain abroad some time because O existing affairs in that part of tn world.
 washington officials have so fal been unable to locate Miss Saral Beach. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jas E.. Beach, who is
 E. Beach of Park avenue, who i studying in 4Germany ConsuIs a Berlin and Nuremberg have beer communicated with but report tha. Miss Beach is not in their territory.
 Clarence B. Lister. stenographer fol the city clerk, is nursing a broken lef thumb. MT. Lister received the in jury while playing ball on Tuesday For several days he bore the pair and yesterday he went to the erner gency hospital for treatment. De Ffnnegan advised him to have an x ray picture made of the injury Tw: pictures made by Dr. Lafield disclosed a serious fracture. MT. Lister vii carry his thumb in sphnts for tive weeks to come.
 Miss Rose Duda of Sa6 Newfield ave. ) nue. is spending two weeks at San dy Hook, Conn.
 Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald of Cen.