The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-23

ends only at the cottage this season. The Animal Rescue League is plan- ming an outing to be held at the Brereton cottage sometime next month.
 Friends of Mrs H. Willard F1eck of Lafayette street will be sorry to hear that she is still confined to her home
 with illness and will if able, leave
 for the country about July 1 to re-
 cuperate. Her presence is being
 greatly missed by her associates and
 friends in this city where she is
 prominent both socially and as an ex- ecutive head in various pnilanthropic
 organizations and suffrage move
 ments.
 MT. and Mrs. John Molloy of 309
 Norman street are attending the
 Commencement exercises at Yale
 University. Their son John, Jr., is a
 member of the graduating class.
 Cadet Harold Molloy is home from
 West Point academy enjoying a 30
 days fur1ough.
 MT. and Mrs. John Bray of Vine
 street and Fairfield Beach, motored
 
 the Comenpacement festivities in which their son Jack is-a participant.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Anderson have
 opened their cottage at Fairfield
 Beach for the summer months. Their son John is expected home from
 Exeter academy, New Hampshire,
 this week for the summer vacation
 period.
 Miss Olive Hatfield of New York ! city who has been the house guest of
 Mrs Annetta Flood of South avenue
 for the past week, will return home
 tomorrow.
 Mrs. Ethel Paddock Wilson has re-
 turned to New York city after visit
 ing with her parents here for a brief
 stay. Mrs. Wilson was formerly con- nected with the District Ordinance department.
 Miss Vera Hand who is playing in the chorus of one of the popular Broadway musical comedies, spent over the week end as the guest of her mother, Mrs. Clinton Smith of Grasmere avenue.
 Miss Doris Murkette of De Kalb avenue has returned to New York city where she is rehearsing for a new musical comedy soon to open.
 Miss Murkette has been in the chor- us for two seasons in popular pro- auctions. MT. and Mrs. Abram Wellington of Elm street, Stratford, will spend the summer in Oronoque, stopping with MT. and Mrs. Frank Blakeman. Louis Bristol has returned to the Oil Fields at Tulsa, Oklahoma, after visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. William Bristol of Elm street, Strat- ford, for several days.
 Clarence Hubby has returned from Florida where he has been spending the winter. MT. Hubby was at one time affiliated with the government inspection force of the Bullard En- gineering works here
 Miss Grace Thompson who has been residing at the fHedgelawn,' '' l on Fairfield avenue, has returned to her home in Middletown, New York, Miss Thompson is domestic science | teacher at Barnum school. Mrs. H. G. Williamson and family 1 of Stratfield are spending the sum- | mer in Bangor, Maine.
 I Miss Katherine Beard, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Gerald Beard, of 319 Barnum avenue, returned home yes- 1 terday after spending a week with a i c1assmate in Hartford. Miss Beard | graduated from Smith college last | week. The Ladies' Union, Fullerton Cir cle, of the Park street Congrega- i tional church, will hold a luncheon ] for all the women of the church on l Thursday at o'clock. Rev. G. H | Elzins, secretary of Church Fedora l tion, will address the meeting. 1 Harold s. White, formerly of this l city, and now of Boston, is spending | a week in Bridgeport, as the guest oi i Rev. and Mrs. Gerald H. Beard of l!Barnum avenue, renewing acquainI-
 ances here. Mr. White was grad uated from the Bridgeport High
 school, and was in France during the