The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-09


 Southampton Beach, Long Island, where they will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Mitchell Komes for ono week.
 Miss Margaret K. Stack of Hartford, director of State Public Health Nur- sing, was n visitor at the Visiting Nurse association. Lafayette street. yesterday.
 Miss Ruth Baumann. French street. is spending n week in New York city, visiting friends.
 Paul A. Warner, formerly of Bridge port, now of Laurel Beach, returned from Washington and Virginia where he had visited many places of inter- est.
 street returned from a weeks visit to New York City.
 A number of merry dinner parties have been arranged at the Brooklawn Country club tonight preceding the club dance at Fairfield Beach, which will be an attractive social event. Speide1's orchestra will furnish the music for the dancing.
 Thomas Hamilton, member of the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor society of the First Presbyterian church. is attending the convention at Stony Brook. N. Y.
 St. Patrick's R. c. church, North avenue. will hold a charming lawn fete. Tuesday and Wednesday even l ings. at the church grounds. A pleas | I'll ho rro fnr the occasion.
 Several former classmates of the l Bridgeport High school held a most | interesting reunion at Fairfield Beach | this afternoon when a number of the | teachers of the school where guests of honor. Among those present in k the merry party were MT. and Mrs. Harry Marsh and family, MT. and Mrs. C. F. Marsh and family, Mir. and Mrs. Waldshaw, Miss Stella Marsh, Miss Bernice Van York and Mir. and Mrs. Harry Van Yorx.
 The usual Saturday evening dances by the Y. W. c. A. will be held to- night at the Golden Hill house and a. the Industrial Service Center on Bar mum avenue.
 h. IsObtII OL ISl1HWOCu | place entertained with an informal dance last night at her summer home in Fairfield in honor of Miss Mildred Horan's house guests, Miss Magdaline Kramer of Ohio, Miss Beatrice Con- vey of Mlddletown and Miss Esther Henncssey of Boston.
 Mrs. F. ". Smith of this city, who is summering in Washington, Conn, is entertaining for several days. Mrs. Charles M. Everest and daughter, Miss Janet of Rochester, N. Y.
 In honor of Miss Mae whelan, who will leave the city the first part of September to enter the New York city hospital to complete a course fin tho Nurses Training school. charming farewell party was held at the home of Mrs Michael Whelan and Mrs. John whelan. PFC rnnistan avenue, Thursday evening. Miss Whelan received q number of pretty and useful gifts The guests at the party included Miss Della Cro- nan, Miss Mary l.. Cronan, Miss Jes- sic Murray. Miss Nellie Sheridan, Mrs T. r. Sheridan, Miss Loreta Donahue Miss Agnes. Elizabeth. Eleanor and Miss Margaret Harrigan, Miss Alice Steppe. Mrs. William Harrigan, Mrs ! Bertha Bayette, Mrs. Jane O'Brien, Mrs. William Mauritz. Mrs Fred Daito. Mrs. E. Orplett, Miss Mary and Anna Kerwin. Mrs. William Burnock, Mrs. William Kelley and Mrs. George Bundock.
 Miss Margaret Zernow of Virginia, has accepted n position as assistant 10 Miss Marion Donaldson at the Dehy ydration Hut.
 Mrs. Clara Clay Foster will have charge of the demonstration to be given by the Visiting Nurse Associa- ton at the twilight festival. Monday evening at the Whittier school.
 The Visiting Nurses association will send another party of mothers and children to enjoy the excursion trip to Port Jefferson, Monday. In spite of the frequent nausea, Miss Helen I. Boyd. superintendent of the | association. reports difficulty in ac- commodating the very large number eager to enjoy the pleasant rides.
 A dance will be given at tho 13rooklawn Pavilion. Thursday even ing. August 1, by the Cost Account tng branch of the Ordnance Depart ment of the Locomobile Co. of this city. The patrons will be MT. and Mrs. R. F.. Booth, MT. and Mrs. F.. N. Payne. Major J. LeS Nicholson, Mir. and Mrs. V. Springford. Dr., Hem ry Hugnagel, Miss Alice Long, MT. and Mrs. J. C. Keighley. Mir. and Mrs. George w. McGrath. Mfr. and Mrs. John Heasty, Mir. and Mrs. C. w. Chidsoy, Mir. and Mrs. Alan I. Messer. The danoe committee includes Miss Dorothy A. Hayes and Alan I. Mess CT.
 William Bladon returned from a q weeks vacation spent at Bantam q Lake, Litchfieid' and Torrington. C
 Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, formerly Miss 1 Louise Powe of Seaview avenue. will $ sail from New York. August 2s on the 'Canopic" for Naples. From : thero she will go to Rome where she will join Mir. Hoyt-