The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-01

Those. pupils who are already started on their courses at Bridgeport and Westport will not be disturbed by this plan, but will be allowed to complete their courses at these institutions 
 
 }People And ]. } Their Doin9s
  MT. and Mrs. Wallace we1ch and MT. and Mrs. A. J. CaE1field and little gson, have just returned from a pleasant auto trip. Stops were made at Spring field, Worcester, Boston and Nara gansette Pier. Side trips from thesa stepping places were made each day. On Sunday they visited the scene of the Salem fire.
 MT and Mrs. F. L. FaIkins and eous are at home from three weeks' stop in Kent where they were the guests of their uncle, Judge J. F. Gibbs. Miss Grace Loomis of Brooklyn. wa was a recent visitor at the home Of MT. and Mrs. W. w. Welch of 1es West avenue.
 Attorney Edward K Nicholson Is In Cuba looking after some of his busi- ness interests there It is expected that he will return home next week.
 Misses Mae and Catherine Cook Of Brooklyn are spending the week end as guests of Miss Catherine Hannigan of 2Ss Olive street TornorroW tha party will leave for a two weelCs' va cation at Narragansett Pier and New port, R. l.
 Mrs. Della Husey and Mrs. Irene Corso and her little son, Of North the past week. as the guests Of Miss Mabel Herb in Kingston, N. F., have ! returned to their home in this city.
 MT and Mrs F. E. cortright of 2d5 Wells street are entertaining over the weekend, MT. and Mrs. Charles D. Lyon, of the quartermaster's staff, West Point, N Y.; Attorney Reeve Ketcham, of CornwaH-on-Hudso N. r., and MT. and Mrs J. Ray Keiper of 160 Convent avenue. New York City.
 Miss Natalie Coulter Of 4s0 Beech wood avenue entertained with. a f'rf-. diculous party on Thursday after noon, in honor of her house guest, Miss Catherine Carmody. of Water bury.
 The guests attending wore amusing costumes. most of them being earica- lures Of the prevailing styles 4 prize was awarded for. the. funniest garb The afternoon was a period of continued fun and novel entertain ment.
 Miss Margaret Brady, new nephetvs, George and Fredericf Bhrtam. and Miss Florence Weary of 1z9 whitney avenue, will occupy the Sea Bright cottage at Walnut Beach for the month of August.
 Mr and Mrs. wYlscn Burns and Miss Esther Burns of s4 Fourth street ship Prinz Joachlin for a cruise which will include stops at the Bahamas. Cuba, Jamaica, Costa Hicas Panama and South America
 Miss Iris Conley. daughter of Judge and Mrs. William 1T. Comley of 400 William street, who was to hav9 sailed on the vaterIand for Europe, has been obliged to postpone her trip because both the Hamburg-Amertcan and North German Lloyd lines have withdrawn their vessels.
 Mrs James M Augur of ss0 Fair. field avenue, and Mrs. John N. Flaw ley of 6o5 Wood avenue will go to 1 Newport on Tuesday as the guests Of 1sdIS- JaIu6S 0I1SWOIQ w SILZy or New York, at her Newport home, "Beau- maris.' Mrs. Wentz, who is a pronil- nent member of both New York and Newport society, Is we'll known ia Bridgeport where she. has frequently visited.
 Miss Anna S. Dargan of the Health Board leaves tomorrow on her annual vacation. which will be passed at Ocean Beach and other shore resorts in the vicinity of New London.
 Detective Sergeant Edward O. Cron- an of police headquarters Is to leave on his annual vacation tomorrow. IL will be passed in the northern part Of l the state.
 Miss Rose ,Cuneo, daughter of MT and Mrs. Andrew Cuneo of this city. and niece of s. 2. PoH the theatrical magnate, underwent an operation for hip disease at St. vincent,s hospital, Thursday. The operation was per l formed by pr. V. P. Gihney and today, l Miss Cuneo was reported as resting comfortably and on the road to re- covery.
 Kentucky voters will cast their first ballot tomorrow for United States Senators.
 The Grand Trunk Pacific pisn at Seattle, Wash, was destroyed by fire at a loss of $5o0.oeo.