The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-02

#=zz#@=wzseRav RaR sa@a# z# & za MI and Mrs, !, lH Feeder osv Greenfield HUL entertained over la bor Day, Couu; DoCasa Isduia oc Spaiu; NIT, and Mrs f1, Ntunior, poo- a1d Mckay, Shc';oo Coleman Gad Purdy Hall ogHNcU NVyh, Miss Aucc Curtis % Waldcmcro avenue, v-sU bc hostess at a uooo,tuz or Che Ilt,3c S'~seva at Nov home ou Wednesday arsvrroou>
 Nt,Ss Mary lFynclys daughter or MT. and Airs William IT. U!pcEs, 152 Tar'> place, sS sNopdlra a vHoi as 'ho F11cs;s vf cr'onds Is S.7tcsv'lc, ~, c, Arr, and GY~s ". E. Phillips, 2F ventwocCG s'yevt, aro rvCviv!uG con zraus.attous ur,ao tho a~rjval ot a baby v3rg horn sunday no~u5~E al tho Dr*dzopart bcspltah
 Miss Katharine Isssnop of NrlU Hiu avenpc, uiG rv-gasu s- her camp iu New l3anspsssrr for ;ho naoath of ss,,t,-sss ty,C- The camp has already ClCs~d for the s1asou.
 Eslzz Ros,ya Mallory of New York, gnpWt TnN woe E-F'faN sllNtA AHtta't'I -I.aN visiting friends su this c3;y,
 MT, and Mrs Frederick Cr-1nisz Of Noble avenue. viu leave for Wat erl,ury tomorrow where they will be guests of friends for several days
 Mrs. Frederick Morse of Nreriden, who has boen visiting Nfr, and Mrs Frederick T. CranuiSs oS Noble ave nue, for several days, has returned co her home
 Troop Q. Girl Scouts of America, will present a play, Tho Farmer tfte," followed by a dance at the '. w C. A. Friday. September 5, at 7.45 in tho evening. There will be special attractions between the acts of the play which will be interesting to the audience Ice cream VIII be on salc for refreshments.
 Harry DouneI1y of Frecmont street has closed his summers home Ht Sll- yer Peach and has returned Co his home in this ely.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Wright and dauehrc~s Mabel and Mary of 2l Lewis street have returned tp their home after a delightful vacation spent 3n Hartford, Springfield and New Haven
 MT and Mrs William IT, Eeunah or 461 Seaview avenue, left Friday on an extensive tour of Vermont
 Mss Kathryn PoIland of Lewis rtrrct. has returned so her home after a vacation ot three wOel-s spent at tho Eummrr camp of oir- and Mrs. John T. King at Eeui7 on Moosehead Lake. Main
 The friends or John J. Tehor. the popular orrauist of saint Stcphan's church. win be sorry Co learn that he has left tEe parish in tho city and will lmmCdIarniy take mp his new duties lu New Brunswick. x. y. Much sue cess is wished Inc young man in his new charge
 Lieutenant and Mrs Jocph A. Hazel of 1GE Poplar street accompanied by Mrs. Nelly Harty or Lewis street left Bridgeport last vcol. on e motor trip through Vermont
 Tho friends of George NTcCoombs of IInwood avenue will be s1rrr to hear that he Is seriously m at his home. Miss Madclyn Farley of Lewis street n1ot1rad Co New York and Sta fen Island over tho holiday
 Miss Anna Levine of Now YorI, city. spent Inc weekend and Labor Day as the guest of Miss Sarah sIotnicIS at her home on soavlew avenue
 Miss Lillian Romo of Stratford avenue. returned from a delightful two weeks vacation at Camp Crailo in the Tcrkshircs.
 Miss Sadie Echter of New Haven was the weekend and Labor Day guest of Miss Anna Woscovitz. 95d Howard avenue.
 Miss Jennie sIotniclz. seaview ave nue ,is spending a weeks vacation ir New York city as the guest of rela- lives and friends.
 Nizs Monie Levine of New York who has been visiting MT. and Mrs M. SIotnick of Seaview avenue, foi several days returned to her home
 There will be a charming coffe' party tomorrow afternoon at the lawr of St Joseph's church, which will b' given for the benefit of the church The committee in charge includes Mrs. K Dobrey. Mrs. A Kaesmann Mrs. A. schietinEer. Mrs A. Shierra Mrs. H. Rock, Mrs. NJ Nehnder. Mrs J7. Heinz. Mrs. O. Saur, Mrs. M. Wag. ner, Mrs. J. Stoehr and Mrs. Lad wig.
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