The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-11
PERSONALS

I many plans of importance to be ar- ranged for the winters work, there is to be a meeting of the executive board of the Comfort club of the 102d Ambu- lance Corps this evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Sprague, the presi- dent: Further plans are to be made for the Unclaimed Package" sale which is to be held on Friday after noon of this week at the parlors of the First Presbyterian church. There will be a regular business meeting in connection with the sale. A number of valuable packages are to be sold at a nominal sum and nothing will be sold that will not be useful.
 Miss Mary. Mills, head of the Con- necticut Froebel Normal school and Kindergarten, has returned to her home on West avenue from Ulster County, New York, where she spent the greater portion of the month of August. Her normal school is to re- open this year the first of October and the kindergarten @ week earlier, on ISeptember 23 This year Miss Mills will have as her assistant Miss Inez Jessup, who graduated from the Con- necttcut Froebel Normal a few years ago. Since her graduation Miss Jes- sup has been teaching in Summit, N. U. She has also been taking a course in Columbia University. Miss Jessup is to take the place left vacant by Miss Laura Cuzner, who recently mar ried Harry Osterlund.
 Mrs. George S. Youngs of Salem street is visiting with relatives in Toronto, Canada.
 Miss Carrie Reilly has returned to her home on Cannon street after spendtng the summer at Fort Trum-
 bull Beach and Atlantic City, N. J. The wedding of Miss Rose Veronica
 Malley, daughter of Mrs. Rose Malley
 of ITO Hazelwood avenue and Chief [ Yeoman George F. Heating, will take
 place Saturday morning at o'clock in St. Augustine's church. Clinton
 Heating of the U. S. Navy, stationed , at Newport, is expected home, Friday
 to act as best man.
 Harvey Hubbell, Jr., son of MT. and
 Mrs. Harvey HubbelI, of Park avenue t entertained last night at his summer
 home at Long Hill for a number ot
 friends.
 The Tuesday Bridge club will hold
 the first meeting of the season or
 Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Rogers t on Washington avenue. New plans
 will be discussed.
 Mrs J. W. Green and family ol Waterbury have returned home after
 having spent an enjoyable vacation al
 their summer home at Fairfield Beach
 Mrs. Thomas Grant, who spent hel vacation at Fairfield Beach, has re.
 turned to her home in Brooklyn N
 Y.
 MT. Echols of Los Angeles, Cal, who
 was recent guest of MT. and Mrs
 Alfred Odell of 93 Clifford street, vii
 leave this week for overseas duty. H Lieut.. Stanley Challenger has lief I for Camp Meade, where he will re | main for a time enjoying a few day! l as the guest of his parents, MT. ant \ Mrs Howard S. Challenger of 98E A Noble avenue.
 ai George Gerbich, son of MT ani a Mrs John G. Gerbich of 71S Lafayette | street, is playing the part of Richard Gordon in the play, MT. Barnum,
 now running at the Criterion theatre
 in New York.
 e Edward J. Malley, son of Mrs. Rost T Malley of 710 Hazelwood avenue, lief S yesterday to resume his studies at tht e Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute S Troy N. Y.
 e Mrs. J. E. Cenicola of East Mair |, street. has returned to this city afte f having spent the past month in diff :, ferent parts of Maine.
 = MT. and Mrs. W. H. Griffith of Clin e ton avenue, are motoring in tn = Adirondacks.
 y pr. and Mrs. E. B. Ives of Wes n avenue, returned home last night iron T a motor trip to the White Mountains MT. and Mrs. William Naramore ant Il Dr. and Mrs. B. B. Wason of Yves avenue, have returned from a holida, e trip to Brewster, Mass.
 Miss Esther Honan of Austin street II spent the past weekend in New York Mrs. James Lynch has returned t
 Muncie, Ind, after having spent
 short vacation with her mother, Mrs
 Julia Burke of Huntington street. D MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers o
 Fairfield terrace, left yesterday fo n Poughkeepsie, to spend the month o J., September as the guests of relatives s, Miss Mildred Watson daughter o $. Dr. and Mrs. W. c. Watson of A in Stratford avenue, will leave next wee s for Mt St. Vincent's school on tn m Hudson, where she will resume he h. studies.
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