The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-08-26
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" v V Miss Katharine Bishops camp at South Chatham, N. H., will close a successful season on Saturday when 0 lerge number of Bridgeport young people who have been spending the summer there will return to this city Among the latest visitors at the camp last week were Mrs. Norman Leeds and daughter, Miss Betty Leeds and MT. and Mrs. Stanley Bullard.
 The social and reception of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club, which will open the season for active work will be held on october at the Stretfteld hotel. Mrs. Henry C. Ives Is president of the club.
 The Labor Day program at the Newtown Country club includes sport ing events with finals in the August tournament. There will be a matched team play explained by pr. Peck and w. T. Cole, and also a driving con test An approaching and putting contest for the ladies will be another feature. Reservations for luncheon c1ust be made by Friday, August 29. A number of Bridgeport members are planning to attend.
 MT. and Mrs. Philip L. TIolzer, Iran is tan avenue, and Col and Mrs NJ H. Rogers, Washington avenue, returned from a delightful motor trip through northern Maine. At Bangor, the party were the guests at a dinner given by MT. and Mrs. Don Sargent, formerly of this city and at Sebago Lake, they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. A. A. Libby of this city, who have a beautiful summer camp on the TaIr the Fairview Camp for two weeks.
 Miss Dorothy and Miss Sarah Walsh of Ann street. returned a pleas ant two weeks vacation at Riverhead, T.. l.
 Miss Della Cuneo. Pembroke street returned from weeks trip through New Haven, Woodmont and New London. Two new nurses who accepted po- sitions on the staff of the Visiting Nurses Association this week in- clude Miss Marie Webb of York, Pa, and Miss Grace L. Sorine of this city. who has been in the service of the Red Cross abroad. Miss Elsie Robb of the Visiting Nurses Association is enjoying a pleasant vacation motoring through Canada.
 Miss Leila Caskey of Petrie street has returned from her vacation at Martha's Vineyard where she has been for the past two weeks
 MT. and Mrs. Raymond M. Ford of this city were the weekend guests at the home of Arthur R. Merchant. Danbury.
 George T. Buck, director of the Danbury State Trade school, is spend- ing his weeks vacation at his home In this city.
 The Board of Recreation has ar- ranged block party for tomorrow night which will take place at Greg ory street, between Lafayette street and Myrtle avenue and one on Spruce street. The male quartet of St. Johns Episcopal church will give an attractive musical program. Com munity singing will be enjoyed under the direction of Alvin c. BreuI. Miss Frances B. Coggswell has arranged an interesting group of folk dancing to be given at the band concert Thursday night at Hallett and Ham, ilton streets.
 The baby show which was sup posed to have taken place yesterday at the Lafayette playgrounds will be held on Saturday, from 2 to 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Every child under years of age is eligible Baby shows will be held tomorrow at old Mill Green and Thursday at Yellow Mill Green.
 Mrs. R. l. Neithercut of Brooklawn avenue. has offered the prize for the Juvenile progressive mixed tennis tournament which will be held today, at the Brooklawn Country club.
 Mrs. Etta Booth and her niece, Miss Doris Daniels. PIG Ann street left this week for Ridgeton, R. l., to visit Miss Daniels mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Sco- field. Mrs. F. Kershaw. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Booth. accom- panied them to Ridgeton.
 Miss Minnie Barroll, who has been the guest of Mrs. IT. Willard F1cck, Lafayette street, for several days, re- turned to her home in Providence.
 Mir and Mrs. s. IT. Wheeler and family. Fairfield, who are motoring to Maine and New Hampshire. are expected to return home this week.
 Miss Clara K. Foster of the Visiting Nurse association. will leave for her vacation Sept. 1. She will make a trip to Niagara Falls, Buffalo and Cleveland.
 Mir and Mrs. F. Butler of this city. who have been spending some time in Washington, returned to Bridgeport last week. Mir. Butler was formerly connected with the Rowland Dry Goods Go.
 Miss Beatrice Marsh, daughter of MT and Mrs. B. Marsh of Colorado avenue, who has been attending the
 
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