The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28


 Pequonnocl1 street is enjoying a two weeks vacation in the Berkshires.
 Mss Mabel Loretta Sweeney of Park avenue. stenographer for DeForest & Klein, entertained her mother and aunt the weeks end. at the Elton cot tage, Silver Sands, where she is spend ing her two weeks vacation.
 Miss Margaret Irene Hunt, daughter of George w. Hunt of 944 East Main stret, and Harvey Robert Abbott Of 1so Harriet street, have announced their Intention to wed in early Au- gust Both are very popular young people who are we'll known through out the city. Both will be remem- bered ss having prominent parts in the recent musical extravaganza, tfEsv- erywhere-'' Miss Hunt, who is graduate of the local high school with the class of 1909, and also of the City Normal school has been a teacher in Summerfield school for the past two and a half years. MT. Abbott is with the Acme Shear Co. A number of Miss Hunts friends surprised her with a novelty shower last evening at the home of Ndiss Betty Osborne, 127t Cal houn avenue. Among those who ''showered'' the prospective bride with cut glass linen and so forth. were the Misses Dorothy Bennett Rachel Edgett, Catherine sGerrity, Mary Ger rity, Alice Keating, Julia Keating Afollie McNamara, Catherine Brennan, Betty Osborne, Mary McKenna, Julia Mrs. Andrew Britt, Mrs George Frank, Mrs. John McQuillan, Mrs. Oscar Abbott and Mrs Montignani.
 The judges for the BrookIawn cup contest were J. Godfrey, Lloyd Bliss AI.k. IT. the Misses Hall of this city. The fair and impartial decision of these judges was shown by the instant and hearty applause which the announcement Of Miss DeLoss and Alfred Bishop and Miss Riker and Hoyt Perry as. wAl- ners provoked.
 Gottlfeb LuippoId, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs Gottlieb IT. ILuippold, of 2ss Pembroke street, will leave on Thurs day for Los Angeles where he will enter the University of California MT Lsuippold, who was graduated from the local high school in June, is well known in this city.
 The Misses Clara and Ella St. John, Grace Oef6nger, Louise Greninger, Elsie Winkler and Lillian Heaton will leave Saturday for two days stay at the Y. w. c. A. camp, AItamont,
 
 Mrs. William B. Glover of Fairfield has announced the engagement of her daughter Miss Katherine Sturges Glover to Allen Apgar Johnson, son of Gilbert H. Johnson, of Spuyten Duyvil, W. r. Miss Glover is socially popular both in Bridgeport nd Fair field.
 pr. and Mrs. Frederic J. Adams of 339 West avenue will go to New York on Saturday to welcome Dr. Adan,a' brother, Prof. W B. Adams. to the United States, from which he has been absent five years. Prof. Adams, who is with the Bayreuth Protestant syrian college, in Bayreuth, Davarie, Germany, expects to spend about six months in this country, for at least a week of which time he will be tn s guest of his brother and wife in thi $ city.
 Mrs Frederic J. Adams was the hostess for a pretty bridge given at her home, 33s West avenue, yesterday afternoon in honor of Mrs. Leonard B. Christie of New York, who is wis itfng her sister-in-law Miss Edith Christie, of Park avenue. The card tables with their pretty vases of garden flowers, were plac sxi on the wide veranda A dainty h1nch- con was served at the conclusion of the card-playing. The guests were Mrs Christie and Miss Christie. Mrs Frank H. Riley, Mrs. Vincent Kin caid, Mrs. Clayton Barrows. Mrs Frank B. Jaynes, and Miss Elizabeth McG11ire.
 
 WOULDN'T BE IGNORED.