The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-09

been spending some time in this city as the guests of MT. Macdonald's mother, Mrs. Thomas Hood Macdon- aid of Brooklawn avenue, left today to motor to their home in Pittsburgh, Pa. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Macdonald.
 MIR AND MRS. CHARLES CLAPP have taken apartments in New York after a honeymoon of about a month Mrs Ciapp was formerly Miss Mar garet Macdonald of this city
 MRS. DAVID FLEMING will be hostess for tea at the BrooklaWn Country club tomorrow afternoon There will be a putting match for la dies with prize offered and the finals of the Junior tennis tournament will be played off. For golf qualifying round 1S-hole medal play scratch IS scheIdued with prize offered. In the evening Constance Ta1madge will be featured in Happiness a la Mode, out of doors
 MISS HELEN JENNISON, Miss Isabel Lewis and Misses Helen and Harriet Hyde will be hostesses for tea at the Weatogue Country Club to- norroCv afternoon Miss Esther Dunn has offered the prize for the ladies' pn1tting match The first round of the mems tennis mixed doubles will be played off,
 V. w. C. A swimming lessons will start this week at Fairfield beach, The first lesson will be given this evening. Mrs. Stac1pole with several assistants will be on hand every Mon- day and Friday nights to instruct the girls
 MISS GLADYS DAHDIN of Strat- ford and Miss Edith Swanson of Mer- fden are spending their summer vaca- ton at Nantucket Island. Miss Swan son was formerly of Stratford-
 TITLE CAaIlAlRADERIE CLUB enter tained at the open house held at the Golden Hill home of the Y. w. c. "A. on Tuesday night. Miss Vosberg of the Board of Health laboratory gave another of her interesting talks on nature. The talk is feature of each meeting. Informal discussion and a general good time followed. A prize will be awarded in September to the girl best-yersed in nature study. The Agenda club will entertain next Tues day.
 MISS HELEN FRANCES GOOD- RICH of Myrtle beach and Albert Ro- der, Jr. of old Field Lane were united in marriage yesterday morning at St Mary's church. Milford. by Rev. P. H hcC1ean. The attendants were Miss Alice Goodrich and Daniel ConnelL A reception followed the ceremony. Or their return from the honeymoon trir the couple will reside on Broad street Milford.
 CONTRARY to reports preyiouslJ given the motor launch from SeaTie~ avenue to the Recreation Board camp at Steeplechase Island will only TUT twice a day, at 10 o'clock in the morn ing and at in the afternoon.
 MRS JOHN MacLAREN RICH SON and children of B Laurel avenue Will be the guests of friends in Ba. Head, l.. l.. for a few weeks.
 MRS. ROSETTA CRATER, matror at the Y. w. c. A. house on Barnun avenue, left the city yesterday t' spend her vacation at Ocean Grove.
 REV, ORESTES CHORNOCK pastor of the church of St. John tn Baptist, in this city. recently assisted at a feast day service held at tn Greek Catholic church in Merider The large choir of the local churcl sang the services.
 ONE OF THE LARGEST of tn July dances will take place this even ing at Fairfield Beach when the la dies interested in the Catholic Char itable bureau will entertain for tn benefit of St, Vineerts communit house, The patronesses have re gently been chosen and are as follows Mrs, W, E, Allen, Mrs, J, O'Hara, MT: John F. Flynn. Mrs, William Curle! <@Mrs Thomas Morrissey, Mrs Peter . Carroll, Mrs. Henry Lee, Mrs. M. Flanagan, Mrs. J. Rowe, Mrs, Franci Carroll, Mrs. James T. Rourke, MT Frede elk H. Lunde. Mrs. R. Levert. Mrs. l. 9bert Hurley, Mrs. Catherin Sullivan, Mrs, Edward Casey, MT John Berger, Mrs. Frank Digney, MT O. Judge, Mrs. NJ, J, Mclaughlin Mrs. John Donagan, Mrs. Fred Mu lins and Miss Mary Conlin.
 FRANK DUNN, son of NF. and Mir John Dunn of North Main street, wh was graduated from the academic de partment of Yale University tn year, is spending the summer wit his grandmother, Mrs Catherine Xii ney of Branford.
 MRS THOMAS GRADY and Mi Loretta Burke of Ansenia were u guests of friends in this city for a fe days.
 MRS. ALBERT BIRKS of Va street, and two daughters, Miss Marion and Katherine, are in Woo bury, Conn.,, for the summer month 
 MIR. AND MRS, ROBERT WA LENTA have returned from the honeymoon trip and are residing
 the home of DF, and Mrs. liar Thornbury of Beechwood aven1 temporarily. Mrs. Wailenta, a r cent bride, was Miss Lenore Bulla of Ohio.
 MRS. FRED HEDEGARDE of 8 Colorado avenue, has returned fro New York city, where she enjoy
 a short stay,
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