The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-09-09
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| MISS LENA SHELTON, secretary
of the Golden Hill house of the Y. w.
c. A, will return on Saturday after
| s;5e nding some time at her home in
| 1Ncnsington, Coma
THE Y w. c. A. CAMP at Bantam
| Lake closed for the season last
| Tuesday. The past has been one OF
the most delightful and successful sea-
sons, both socially and financially.
which the camp has yet enjoyed Dur
| ing each of the ten weeks it was open
a quota of thirty Bridgeport girls
/ have been present at roll call Miss
Mildren Wood and Mrs. Anna Stack
pole, who have been in charge of camp
during the past five weeks, have over
seen the work of closing the camp md
! returned to this city today to take UP
| fall work
| MISS JANET. ROZIENE of Black
Roak avenue returned Tuesday after
spending some time in New York city
| as the guest of relatives.
REV. HERMAN G. WIENER of 46
Chapel street has returned to his home
after spending three days at the Lu-
theran convention held in Meriden
DIR. s. M. GARLICK of State street
| is spending a few days at his country
home in Stepney
MISS MAE CASSERIY of 1877 Aus
tin street has returned to her home
of for four RI II, Ax-%0
Long Island
: MRS. CATHERINE SlEE1RY Of 172
Clarence street had as her guest re-
Gently, her sister, Miss Mary A. Cas-
sidy of Waterbury.
JOSEPH AND JAMES CUMMINGS,
Frank Mccarthy, Roland and Charles
Ward have returned after a weeks
vacation spent at Twin Lakes.
MISS ELIZABETH BROWN, Miss
Margaret Beach and Miss Eleanor
Emerson, secretaries at the Y W. C.
A house at 3S5 Barnum avenue, ac-
companied a party of nine girls, mem
bers of the club at the center, on a
weekend party to Oronoque last Sat
urday. The girls left the city late Sat
urday afternoon and were at the camp
until late on Monday evening. During
the stay, swimming, games, contests,
hiking and a general good time wa,
enjoy* u. The girls who composed the
party were Helen ELIAS, Frances
B1rnSko, Mae Travers, Dorothy Smith
Loretta Suesrene, Marion Jackson,
Mamie Martin, Agnes Martin, Marion
Duricnk.
MISS KATHRYN AND MISS MA
NaIE NEALY, who have been spending
a few weeks in this city as the guests
of their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Crehan of At Fremont street,
have returned ITO their home in Wash
ington, D. C.
JAMES JOY OFF NOBLE AVENUE,
who has been spending the entire
sumner at Silver Sands, Milford, has
returned to his town home.
MIR AND MRS. THOMAS GIL
LANE and son, Thomas, Jr., of 119
Fremont street, have returned to tn cir
home after a weeks visit with friends
in Cohoes, N. Y. En- route they made
stops at Troy and Albany.
MIR AND MRS. "A. BROWTElR WHIT
NEY of the Arden apartments, Mr.
and Mrs Smith Bbackman and Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Bla.5kman of Maple
wood avenue have returned from a
motor trip over the Mohawk Trail
MIR. AND MFRS. RAY WENZEL
have arrived home from their honey
moon trip and are residing on Iranis.
tan avenue.
MFRS W. S. MILLANTD of 66 Vine
street left yesterday to visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Midland in
| Danielson, Conn.,, for a fortnight.
MRS. FRANK RTUEY of Sanford
avenue has returned from Hartford,
Conn.
DIR AND MRS. w. c. WATSON
and family of Stratford avenue have
| returned from several days motor
trip to Vermont
MISS MARGARET HUGHES of
after a delightful summer spent visit
ing with Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Morris Gilmore in Panama.
MISS BETTY RAVENS, daughter
| of Col. and Mrs. Elmer H. Havens of
| Clinton avenue, has returned from
| New York city where she enjoyed a
brief stay with friends.
| MISS ELEANOR RARTBAM of
Sasco Hill, Southport, viii entertain
the Misses Helen and Elizabeth
Thomas of Greenwich, over the two
dances this week on Thursday and
Friday evenings. given by the Misses
Foster and the Service club respec-
lively.