The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-07-03
Social JOttii1egs

Mrs Edmund S. Wolfe will be hos tess at the afternoon tea of the Brook lawn Country club on Saturday, which will be followed by the usual table dhote dinner in the evening. Ger aIdine F'arrar in Shadows" will be featured in the moving picture.
 Miss Angelina Abbatte of the Y. w. c. A, working in conjunction with the Americanization committee and Miss Gozalo, connected with the com mittee, addressed a large audience that enjoyed the twilight social at Columbus center last night The young women explained the purpose of the social time given under the auspices of the Board of Recreation. and urged more cooperation among all in making the affair successful.
 The many friends of Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton, of Greenwich, will be pleased to hear of her return to this country after having spent the past year in France, where she or ganized the Woman's Motor Unit. Mrs Seton has been a prominent member of the women's division of the Connecticut State Board of De- fense prior to her going to France.
 pr. and Mrs. N. M. Sansone, 519 Pembroke street, and MT. and Mrs. M. Romano, and family of Cedar street, have opened their cottage at Silver Beach for the summer.
 Miss Lulu Troy, s26 Park avenue. Is entertaining Miss Lillian Parkin- son of Naugatuck, for the weekend. arly graduates at the Connecticut F'roebel Kindergarten school in June.
 Rev. Edward George, pastor of the United church, has opened his sum mer home at Middle Compton, R. I. He will return to this city each week on Friday to attend to affairs at the church.
 The first weekend party of the Y. W. c. A. at Lordship camp will be en- joyed by over fifty members this week. A large number of girls are taking advantage of the opportunity in joining in the recreational sports arranged for the summer at the camp.
 Mrs. L. c. Morris wrr1 entertain at the Newton Country club for the holi- day MT. and Mrs. George Robert, Mir. and Mrs. Sherman Cole, MT. and Mrs. Curtis P. Morris and Mira l.. Phillips Morris of this city.
 Miss Ingenborg Svendsen-Tune, Colorado avenue, entetained Miss Frances Moorstein, Stratford avenue, at her home last night, Miss Svend- sen-Tune leaves next week for Den mark where she will spend the sum- mer with her parents.
 MT, and Mrs, s, w. GiedhilI, Sher- wood avenue, are entertaining at their home over the holiday weekend MT. and Mrs. Burr Larkin of New York. MT. and Mrs. Oscar Kepler of Brook lyn, MT. and Mrs. Charles Porter and family of New Rochelle.
 Miss Florence Hastings, Merchant street, returned from a few days visit at New York city. where she was the guest of friends and relatives,
 MT. and Mrs. J. M. Richards of Bos- ton, Mass, will spend the holiday weekend at the home of Mrs. Rich ards parents. MT. and Mrs. A. V. Hartley 290 Harriet street.
 The Orient Chapter Sewing Circle, 0. D, S., will omit their meeting this week on account of the holiday. Mem bers of the circle will enjoy their an- Eual outing on July IT at Savin Rock.
 A number of High school girls are enjoying several days at Bantam Lake, the Y. W. c. A. vacation house, where Miss Jeannette Kiskaddon, sec- retary, is leader. Among the camp