The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-19

| MT. and Mrs. John Field of Brook lawn Park are enjoying a trip to Can ada
 The officers and board of managers | of the Park avenue temple met Thurs i day afternon at the home of Mrs. Ja- l cob B. Klein of Fairfield avenue They inspected the Margaret Ford nursery and the Hillside Home. after which they were guests at tea. with Mrs Klein.
 l The senior class of the City Normal school will hold class day at Shelton school, Monday afternoon, June 21, at 1 3 o'clock Miss Mildred Flicker, class poetess, will describe the members of i the class, Miss Rhea WiShengard will give the class history, Miss Vivian Macdonald, prophet, will reveal the future, Miss Charlotte Dorkin will | read the class will.
 Mrs Lila w. Hills of 625. Laurel avenue entertained with a luncheon at the Brooklawn Country club yes | terday noon in honor of her house l guests, Mrs. M- E. May of Jersey City, 1 N. J., Mrs. T. A. Hil1sbon of West port, and Mrs. Nelson Buckley of Southport. Following luncheon Mrs. Hills gave bridge at her home. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Badesch, of 933 IraniStan avenue, are entertaining | Mrs. Badesch'S sisters, Miss Estaire Brody and Sally Brody, of New York. Miss Brody is also known as Miss | Estaire Kaye and is connected with l the "Oh, My Dear" musical comedy company.
 ! Tickets are now on sale for the dramatic recital tWhere Purple Shadows Fan," written and produced by Mrs. Mary Sales Hancort of Strat- ford, to be presented Wednesday af- ternoon and night, June 30, for the benefit of the Childrens ward of St. Vincents hospital. Different periods of time will be used, and the lighting l effects will be very artistic. Colonial days, rainbow land, toy land, play land, rose land, and the land of pur- pie shadows will be shown. Pupils ranging in ages from three to twenty one will appear. In rose land Miss Margaret Hogan, of New Haven, will sing the Last Rose of Summer A full program of the songs and the pupils will be announced next week in the Times. Invitatio have al- ready been sent to the Board of Edu- cation and other prominent Bridge porters.
 Mrs, Frank Jacobs and children, Jane and Norman, of New York city are spending few days with her pa rents, MT. and Mrs. Haber, of 452 Har- ral avenue.
 Miss Edna Northrop, piano instruc- tor, and Miss Dorothy Smith, violin will present their pupils in a joint re cital this afternoon at the home o1
 Miss Northrop, 2,o5O North avenue.
 Miss Northrop's pupils who will take part are as follows: Miss Marjorit
 Bull, Miss Caroline Kristen, Miss Jear
 McNeil, Miss Elizabeth Fitzgibbons
 Miss Emmy Lou Haven, Miss Beatrice
 Hurd, Miss Ruth Thorn, Miss Ev;
 Thorgault, Walter Hammett, Weldon Clarke, Miss Catherine Hunt, Harr.
 Hall, Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Blaneh
 St. John, Miss Harriet Bishop, Mis , Ethel Liggens, Miss Dorothy Mitchell Mrs. Lewis J. Chaffee, Mrs. Hindsle.
 and Wilmot Blakely, Marjorie Ford !, Edward Moore, Miss Beatrice Christy i, Junior VanGieson, Miss ,7ice White ney.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Clapp ar r motoring through the White Noun | tains and recently ended a visit a
 Poland Springs, Me. Before he
 marriage last Saturday Mrs. Clap
 was Miss Margaret Macdonald.
 Edmund R. Cody. son of Sergean
 and Mrs. John Cody, of LAS Par
 avenue, has returned home from NJ
 St. Joseph seminary, Enmetsburg
 Maryland, for the summer vacation
 MT. Cody has again been awarded tn
 gold medal, which is the first prize fo
 scholarship. and also the McGra7
 Memorial prize of s25 gold for excel Ilency in trigon ometry. For the pas
 five years, he has been attending M
 St Joseph and has been awarded th