The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-29

&%%x%%% K%xx%xxx xx&K%#%xxx+ Miss Alice Curtis of Waldemero avenue, is entertaining over the week end and Labor Day Miss Charlotte Boote of East Orange, N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jonathan Grout and MT. and Mrs, B, D. Pierce, IT., es Brooklown avenue, who have been spending the past two weeks at West Yarmouth, Cape Cod, Mass, will @@- turn to their home on Tuesday.
 Mrs Henly Frier, Jr., daughter of MT. and Mrs, Henry Sturges of Fair field, will sail tomorrow for Rome to join Captain Frier.
 James IT. Hughes of Park avenue. who has been operated upon for ap- Dendicitis at St Vincent's hospital, Is reported to be getting along very nicely.
 The executive board of the Bridge port Art League will hold a special meeting Sept 8 at the league rooms on State street, when the program for the season will be prepared
 Mss Anne Hartigan of 748 Wash Ington avenue will meet the Puritan group of the pageant, "The Feast of Freedom at her home tonight when the costumes will be given out All Afhose in the group arc asked to be present
 There will be a rehearsal of tho Puritans, the Indians and the Red Men of the city pageant at Colonial hall on Monday evening.
 Members of the Bridgeport Art League met at the Anne Hathaway cottage in Beardsley park today where the sewing on the rugs was re- stunned.
 Miss Eleanor Foley of James street Is spending a two weeks vacation in Manchester, Conn, as the guest of her aunt and uncle, MT. and Mrs. John W. Dunn
 Miss Emma Fuccello of 2S9 Middle street has returned home after a de- lightful vacation spent in New York and New Jersey
 Mrs F. E. Judson and her two children of Wood avenue are spend ing this week with Mrs. Judson's mother, Mrs. l.. II. Hoyt of Bethel, Conn.,
 James HyIan, formerly employed - at the U. S. Housing Company, IS spending a few weeks at Sea Cliff, L. l., before returning to his home in Orange, N. J.
 Mrs. Herman Boldt of Lewis street has returned home after a delightful vacation spent in Meriden.
 John G. Fitzgerald of 1911 Park avenue and George P. Farley, Jr., of 16O Lewis street, have returned home from a delightful motor trip to New York.
 Miss Dorothy Breen, 117 Fremont street, has returned to her home af- ter spending a two weeks vacation in Boston.
 William Malone of 95 Lewis street, has resumed his former duties with the Bridgeport Land & Title O., af- ter spending nearly two years in France.
 Miss Margaret Gcrrity of Vine street. who is to become the bride of Robert Hoffman. was entertained at dinner at the home of Miss Thersa OBrien, 2,591 Main street, Thursday evening. She was presented with a mahogany table lamp and other at tractive gifts. Present were Mrs. Henry Iiebrum, Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. John Martin, Mrs. George Bun dock. Mir. William Cronnn of Schnoc- tady; Mrs. M. Bain, Mrs. stephen Boucher. Mrs. C. O'Brien, Mrs. Peter Bovle. the Misses Sarah, Anna and Mary Maloy, Miss May Baker, Miss May Rankin, Miss Jane Calvin, Miss Anna O'Brien. Miss Della Ger rity. the Misses Elizabeth and Mar garet O Brien of Chicopee, Mass, and the Misses Helen and Wallace Cronar of Schenectady. The decorations were golden glow and golden rod. while Kewpies were the favors for the guests.
 Mrs. R. M. Fairchild entertained al the homo of Col and Mrs. Elmer IT Havens, Clinton avenue. yesterday af- ternoou. with a pretty bridge in hon. or of Miss Mabel Iavens, who will wed Garner K. Birdsoye, Sept Is The bride-elect was showercd with numerous gifts for the kitchen oi the new home. Those present were Mrs. John Hughes. Mrs. c. w. Cris- pelI. Mrs. Thomas Hawlcy, Miss Ethc Logan. Miss Euln Tousoy, Mrs Vim Mackenzie. Miss Bessie Rose, Mrs Howard Stone. Mrs. George Brown Miss Alice Windsor. Miss Harrie Windsor Mrs. George Hughes. Miss Margaret Hughes. Mrs. Howard g Upton. Miss Marion Plumb. Mrs Horace Strong, Miss Ruby Reed Mrs Phillip Bronson. Mrs. Milton Stein Mrs. Isaac Ferris. Mrs. Arthur La. Field. Mrs. Richard Staples Mis-. Christine Wells. Mrs. Raymond Jones Mrs. Herbert Rirdseye, Mrs George Ravens. Miss Elizabeth Ravens.