The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-11

co Hill. Southport, was hostess for a meeting of the Service club at her home this afternoon. Plans were perfected for the subscription dance which the orga arization is to give at the Brooklawn Country Club on Sep tember 10th.
 MIR. AND MRS. HARRY IVES and daughter Miss Virginia and sons John and Wadsworth, of North avenue are spending the remainder of this month at the Tunxis club near Bos- ton, Mass.
 CHARLES SKINNER of Sanford place has returned from a ten days, motor trip over the Mohawk Trail. MISS ESTHER JACKSON of La fayette street is spending a week in New York City visiting friends.
 IRA WARNER of Park place will entertain guests over this coming week end and will issue invitations for dinner party in their honor on Saturday evening.
 ANOTHER INTERESTING Beach Club dance is arranged for this Sat 0fday evening, with music furnished by Speiders orchestra. The com mittee in charge includes: Mrs. Ber- tram Ainsworth, Mrs. Bradford War ner, Miss Sarah Sturges, Mrs. James Mckinney and Miss Dorothy Nor throp.
 MISS FANNIE HURLEY of Lyon Terrace is spending two weeks at Twin Lakes.
 MRS. WILBUR SMITH of Growers avenue, Black Rock, has returned from a motor trip accompanied by her brother to Cape Cod, Mass.
 MRS. ANDREW M. COOPER. of Brooklawn avenue, Mrs. Ellie N. Sperry of Park place, and Mrs. Will bur Smith of Black Rock, will motor to Bantam Lake on Friday, to visit at the Y. w. c. A camp.
 MISS MARY FISHINGER, the popular telephone operator at Harvey Hubbell Inc, is enjoying q two weeks vacation visiting at places in this i'm mediate vicinity, with friends.
 MIR AND MRS. DANIEL SHARK of Hadley street have returned from several weeks vacation spent at Old Orchard Beach, Maine.
 MISS ALICE SCHOENBERGER of Seaview avenue has returned from a five weeks visit with friends and rel atives in Detroit Michigan. She was accompanied home by Miss Dor othy Miller, formerly of this city. who will remain here as her guest until the first of September.
 MISS ALICE SMITH of Growers avenue, has returned home from Wor- ellington, Mass, where she has beer entertained at a house party giver recently by Valentine and Allison Alexander, sons of Rev. and Mrs Alexander, of Myrtle avenue, at theil country home.
 MIR. AND MRS. WILLIAM AN DERSON of Calhoun place will leave this week to visit with relatives 1T Brooklyn, N. Y.
 FIDELITY REBEKAH LODGE will give a basket picnic at Walnu Beach tomorrow afternoon at 2:3t o'clock. Members and their friend. will meet at Reads corner to take tn, bus, providing the weather permits If rainy the affair will be held thu following day.
 MRS. CHARLES WOODS of Wash ington avenue and Mrs. William D Bishop of Courtland street sailed fo home from France yesterday, after several weeks touring expedition.
 THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Mar Euerite Carlson of 217 Ann street am c. Alfred Kallgren of Indiana, wa announced recently at a small in formal tea given by Miss Carlson
 
 of Smith college, while Mir Kallgrel was graduated from Colgate Univer sity. The wedding will take place i October.
 MIR AND MRS. HARVEY HURL BURT of Stratfield Road, are tn house guests of friends in Philadel phia for several days.
 THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY c the Fairfield Congregational churc have arranged for a homemade cak and apron sale to be held in the pal lors on Friday afternoon. A cordis invitation is extended the public.
 MISS LESLIE HARRINGTON ( Burnsford avenue has arrived hom from Intervale, New Hampshir, where she has been sojourning for tn past ten days.
 MIR AND MRS. FRANK THONAF SON of 31 Sherwood avenue have ha as their house guest recently, M Thompson's brother, Clayton Thon son, of Montclair, New Jersey.
 MISS NELLIE RICKETTS, of Roosevelt street is spending tw weeks vacation in Kent, Conn. 
 MISS GRACE BALDWIN of 3 Ellsworth street leaves on Monday fe Lynn, Mass. where she will visit wit friends.
 THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY | the German Reformed church wi meet tomorrow afternoon at 9: o'clock in the church parlors, C Chapel street Following the busine meeting there wilt be a social hou Tho committee in charge includ Mrs. William Pechlein, Mrs. Jof