The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-08-30
PERSONALS

FEKOUNALO \ Mrs Michael Buds of Hartford has ben the guest of Mrs. Thomas O'BTien of 1S7 Liberty street.
 The Rev. B. F. Root, rector of St. PauFs Episcopal church, has returned from his vacation. Part of the month was spent by him in some govern ment work and he has made his re- port. He will speak Sunday morning out of a conference with various per sons from the Western Front.
 Miss Sarah Tucker of 1,215 North avenue and Miss Dotty Goldstein of Madison avenue will motor to New York to spend the weekend there.
 Miss May Dougan, who is planning to leave soon with the Y. M. c. A. canteen workers, was entertained at the home of Miss Ann Burdick on Rennell street Those present were: Miss Edyth Berquist, Miss Bessie Werner, Miss Loretta Finlayson, Miss Ray Rogers, Miss Helen Reilly, Mrs. Hazel Provost, Mrs. Helen Robbins, Mrs. Florence Carroll, Mrs. Sarah Hawkins, Mrs. Etta Levy.
 MT. and Mrs. Richard Lombard of Fairfield avenue and their house guests, Mrs. G. H. Donovan and daughter, Grace, of Lawrence, Mass Augustus Miller and James Murray of Camp Logan, have returned from New York.
 Mrs. Cora Gilman of East Main street Is entertaining her son, Harold, who is on furlough from Camp Dix.
 Miss Florence Knablin of Madison avenue and clerk in the City Depart ment of Health, is enjoying a vaca- ton in New York City.
 Miss Jane Mulkerin, graduate nurse of St. Vincent's hospital, has enlisted in the U. s. Army corps of the Nurses Reserve and will leave for active duty next month. Miss Mulkerin is at present living in New Haven.
 Miss Anna Connolly of westfield avenue, Miss Etta Ryan of Ellsworth street and Miss Eleanore Riche ot Park avenue who have been ir Great Harrington for the past week will go on to Albany, N. Y, for g visit and return home next week. MT. and Mrs. O. B. Short of Brew. | ster avenue, Black Rock, are spend. l ing a week in Asbury Park, N. J.
 Miss Madeline Wheeler of Park avenue will leave her home to spend | the week end with relatives in Wa. 1 terbury.
 Frank Calvin of Renneu street ha. arrived safely overseas according tc word received here today. l Miss Teresa Fenton of Benham ave nue is spending a visit with her sis ter, Mrs. Warren Faust, in Wilke: Barre, Pa. | Vh1SS JdIlS I. Gt TIdrO6I street, has resigned her position fl the U. M. c. for a position with tht | Ordnance Department. l The Bridgeport Protestant Widow l Society held a meeting this mornin, in the Sterling Home on. Prospect St Mrs. Paul Goodell of Stratford ha Edwin c. Miles of Toronto, Can, a | her house guest.
 l Mrs. William Trimble, 76 Baldwi, street is entertaining Miss Alice Prio of New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. James l.. Rebstock O. Fairfield aveneu are in Hartford a! the guests of Mrs. Rebstock's parents Miss Eleanor Painter returned to day from a two weeks outing il Washington Conn.
 Mrs. Gaffney and her son ant daughter are the guests of Mrs. M. B Blue on State street.
 Mrs. E. A. Hawley of The strat field Is at Riverside, Conn.
 Mrs. C.. I. Crosby, Miss Doroth, Fighter and Miss Nichols return to- morrow from the White Mountains.
 Miss Elizabeth Seeley Is visitinj her uncle, Frank seeley in Rye, N. Y
 Miss Mary Pratt of The Stratfelt is in the White Mountains.
 The Minute Women are working fl the court house folding circulars fo the War Savings committee.
 After a pleasant motor trip througl the New England states Miss Tillit Hockheiser of Huntington Road ant Mrs. George F. Mara of 81 Fourti street have returned to their home In this city.
 MT. and Mrs. H. R. Lush, 93 Alpin, avenue, are receiving the congratula tions of their friends upon the arriva at their home of fine eight pount baby girl.
 HOUSEHOLD HINTS
 A moist. light brown sugar is tn
 best for cakes.
 Brown sugar is best for sweetenin stewed fruit.
 Nuts added to fruit conserve make