The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-13

MT. and Mrs Harvey Hubben, Park avenue, have opened their summer country place at Long Hill this week, for the summer months.
 Boy Scout Troop No. :, of the Park
 avenue Temple, held most success full banquet at the Temple on We'd nesday evening whsn each of the members brought as his guest for the evenings entertainment a little girl friendL The Scouts conducted the af- fair in 6. most interesting and unique manner, with speeches, recitations and addresses of welcome. beautiful troop flag was given by Mrs. B. W. Brownstein and Mrs. $. Sussman and presented to the troop by David Feuer Dancing was enjoyed. The affair was in charge of the Scout com mittee including David Feuer, $. Loe- with, and Rabbi Samuel J. Abrams; ard the Ladies' committee including Mrs. s. Loewitl. Mrs. B. w. Brown stein, Mrs. s. Sussman, Mrs. Richard CTppel, Mrs. Harry GoIGstein, and the Sunday school teachers.
 The beautiful rose gardens at the home of Mrs. Frederick A. Strong, i 2211 Main street, were opened to the public yesterday afternoon when funds for the new recreation hall at ! Olivet Congregational church were | secured. Choice roses and lilies of the valley were sold and ices and punch were served as refreshments. The sale was given under the auspices of the Mary Beardsley Memorial society and the members assisting Mrs. Strong were Mrs. S. c. Blackman,
 Mrs. A. $. Ambler, Mrs. Upton, s. | Reich, Mrs. w. H. Griswold, Mrs. H. X. Howard, Mrs. Edward Tole. Mrs. | E. Holste, Mrs. A. Fletcher. Mrs. R.
 J. Mackenzie and Mrs. Mary K.
 Zones.
 At the annual meeting of the Park
 Street Congregational church held yesterday in the East Side branch of l the Y. w. c. A., Mrs. Roy E. Clark
 was reelected president of the union. 1 Other officers elected were: Mrs. Ste phen Meeker, vice president; Mrs. Gerald Beard, secretary; and Miss
 Fanny Richardson, treasurer. Special committees named include Mrs lMeeker head of Missionary commit tee; Mrs. William Decker and Mrs. T. l.. McMann, supper committed; Mrs. John Wooster, head of entertainment committed; Mrs P J. Black and Mrs. IC. s. Flames, chairmen of work com
 mittee; Mrs. I. R. Robinson. in charge of calling commi ttee; Mrs. E. A. Mo Lellan, chairman of flower committee;
 Miss Ella Beach, head of assemblies;
 Miss Beach, Mrs. Newton Hoyt, and
 Mrs. Beard are in charge of the con- lquest program; Mrs. A. J. Smith, house committed: Mrs. c. M. Bassett,
 welcoming committee.
 Add PIERS. al
 | Burroughs F. Perry of Fairfield
 avenue who is in Florida, reports that
 the summer weather there is delight l ful and while sometimes the mercury | reaches 100 degrees the usual aver | age is about 80, but there is no hu- I midity or suffering of any kind from
 the heat, there is always a fine re- | freshing breeze blowing and a blan-
 ket is quite comfortable over one al
 night MT Perry went south las,
 December in connection with F'1ori- | da-Connecticut realty business and
 he is planning to return north within | a few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. Strandt entertain | ed informally at the Brooklawn Riding club Wednesday opening, fol- | lowing a ride to Greenfield Hill. Ten l members enjoyed the evenings ride.
 Mount Holyoke College club of New Haven and Bridgeport will combine l in enjoying June outing to be held | at Morningside Beach. June 21. Plans | are in progress for an enjoyable day. MembersG the Bridgeport Ord l nance Omc4 hployes will hold an informal dance and entertainment at \ Fairfield beach toaisht. Taylera x. n. 4 |s .e sz=