The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-21
Personal Notes
 Entertaining Features
Social .J0tttiings

Miss Agnes Coyne sss Grand street, Is spending the remainder of the sum mer at Hanrahan Farm, Dalton, Mass. Mrs. Benjamin Hochman, daughters, Miss Ruth and Miss Rhoda, and son, Ariah Hochman, 2S4 Tough avenue, left yesterday for a weeks stay with Mrs. Hochmans parents at Pough- keepsie, N. Y.
 1 Mrs. ". W. Lockwood. North ave- nue. will entertain the Women's Lib erty Chorus on Thursday evening at 6:30 o'clock, at her home.
 Members of the Liberty Chorus will hold their annual shore dinner at Savin Rock on August l. All those planning to attend are requested to notify Mrs. Frederick B. Granniss, Noble avenue.
 Mrs. Elmer Beardsley of State street left today for Shelter Harbor, West erly, D. l., where she will be the guest of Mrs. Elmer Joyce at her home in | Mustcolony. MT. and Mrs. William F. Burnham 1 of Fairfield avenue will spend several days as the guests of Mrs. Belle Ten Eyck at her home in Musicolony, Shel- ter Harbor, Westerly, R. l.
 Announcement is mado of the en- gagement of Miss Helen Fair Kin
 sella, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Will 1 liam c. Kinsella of Fairfield, and | Prescott Thurston Nichols son of MT. i and Mrs. Robert P. Nichols of Els l worth street. Both young people have a wide circle of friends in this city and are very we'll known. Miss i I<insella Is a teacher at the Sherman l school of Fairfield, and MT. Nichols is a chemist at the Bridgeport Test ing Laboratory Go. on Cannon street. Miss May Green, clerk at the Wis fting Nurse Association, resumed her duties today after a pleasant two weeks vacation.
 Frederick E. Owens of SIS Penn broke street, who arrived from over seas two weeks ago, received his dis charge from the army.
 The Catholic Charitable Bureau
 sent another party of happy mothers and their children for the regular
 
 City for Port Jefferson today. Miss
 Julia Moran of the bureau was in | charge of the day and she was as- sisted by Miss Veronica Coughlin and Miss Mary Pagan.
 Members of the Sewing society of Lincoln Circle. Ladies of G. A. R.. will hold their annual outing al Savin
 Rock on Tuesday. Those planning to 1 attend are asked to meet at D. M. l Reads corner. at 10 o'clock in the
 morning.
 Mrs. Mary Stackpole of Sherwood
 avenue, athletic director of the Y. W. c. A, has resumed her duties at the l association after a two weeks vaca- | ton.
 Dwight Fanton will be host at a | meeting of the Greenfield Country | club on Tuesday evening al the club. 1 A good program of events has been 1 arranged and refreshments will be
 served.
 Miss Lena Sheldon, general secre- i tary of the Y. W. c. A., will have i charge of the vacation house at Ban ! tam Lake for a week, upon the return
 of Miss Alice Ward on Wednesday. 1 Miss Catherine Plumb. who Is 1 spending the summer at Lake Wara- 1 maug. New Preston, Conn.,, will en- l certain at a luncheon on Wednesday
 in honor of Miss Carol E. Sterling, who is to wed s. Ellsworth Grumman l on Saturday, August 2. Miss Helen 1 Grumman of Park avenue, one of i the bridesmaids, will entertain at tea | at her home on Friday in honor of | the bride-elect.
 1 Miss Marie Otis of 255 Lewis l street returned home Friday after | spending a two weeks vacation in 1 New York and vicinity. Miss Otis
 will resume her duties at St. Vim 1 cents hosptal tomorrow mornng. | The many trends of Miss Catherine | Grady of 235 Lewis street. will be | pleased to hear that she has fully recovered from an operation per-
 formed at St. vincents hospital | week ago. Miss Sadie Dillon, the well known Mrs. Joseph L. Hancort of 214 Ann street. visited the Soldiers Home. at Nor oton. yesterday afternoon, where they gave a most enjoyable enter i tainment for the convalescing soldiers at the hospital. The Bridgeport Business Women's club is being congratulated upon the | honors paid its official delegate to the convention of the National Fed l l eration of Business and Professional | Women in St. Louis last week. Miss