The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-29
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Miss VIRGINIA IVES daughter of Mir. and Mrs Harry Ives of North avenus. is entertaining as Ter guest ilis woea, Miss Dorothy Ncrthrop, of North avenue. MIR AfSp. MRS, GILBERT JOHN- SON and son Jr. of Spuyten Duyvil, New York, will arrive tomorrow to visit with Mrs. Johnson's parents, MT. and Mrs. Joseph w. Northrop of 2O5O North avenue over the weekend
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN CELLS of 67 Myrtle avenue and Mrs. Fred Walker of the same address. will leave on Monday for motor trip to Montreal, Canada, for fortnight.
 MISS DOROTHY HULL, daughter of Mrs. E. O. Hull of 1903 Iranistan avenue, is spending few weeks with d party of friends touring Kentucky. Miss Gladys Hull will leave Satur- day for Chicago. where she will spend the month of August visiting.
 MIR. AND MRS. J. HIRSCHFELD and daughter, Leona, of Dewey street have returned after spending two weeks at Myrtle beach,.
 MIR AND MRS. WILLIAM M CANEIFLD of Midland avenue have returned to this city after visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Red- field of Bristol.
 MISS BESSIE LEVIN of Park ave- nue has returned to her cottage at Sil- yer beach after spending a few days in New York.
 MIR AND MRS ARTHUR GUER- TIN of Al Park street, announce the arrival of a son at Bridgeport hospi- tai on July 26. The boys name will be Wilson Rowland Guertin.
 THE GRACE M. E. CHURCH will hold lawn fete the church grounds this evening. There will be many attractive booths where cakes, candies and ice cream will be on sale.
 NUMBER of the friends of Mey- CT Dworken of 153 Beach street gath cred Tueseday night to wish him fare well before he departs for Washing ton, D. C., where hew ill become student at the George Washington University. The party wfas at the home of MT. and Mrs. Meyer Rich of 705 Grand street.
 . >' WILLIAM E. SHELBY of Brook lawn avenue has returned home after spending six weeks in England and France.
 TONIGHT WILL BE the last even ing for the three night bazaar which is being held on the lawn of St. Thom- ,..,. Nl, f@+~ l., under the auspices of thep arishioners
 A MEETINk of all those who are interestea-ia-the welfare of boys, will takep lace this evening in Packard hall in Stratford. The Bridgeport Aid societies arec ordially invited to at- tend. The purpose of the meeting will be to organize a branch of the Connecticut JuniQrsss Republic of Litch- field, IVY Sfratford First Selectman Abram Wellington will preside over the meeting. The speakers will be Harley r. Roberts of Watertown president of the Reublic associpation and G. H. Garfield of Bridgeport for mer member of the Republic associa- ton.
 MISS LILLIAN KRAWETZ, who is summering at Fort Trumbul beach, left yesterday for New York City to spend several days.
 MISS MARY S. BIBBINS of Par allel street will take her vacation wis ting first in Willimantic. then latel in Mamaroneck. New York, with rel atives. Miss Bibbins leaves the latte part of this week.
 A FAMILY STEAK ROAST wa
 nioO at he cot tage occupied by Henry Stenstream at Fort Trumbull beach, which h. gave for several of his business assO 'ciates Those invited were: MT. ant Mrs J. O'Brien. MT. and Mrs. F Healy and family, MT. and Mrs. H Maher and family, MT. and Mrs. W A. Laid1aw and family, Everett Hoyt A King, G. Hobbs, Mrs. T. Beach am Mrs. A. krause-
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN ROWE. Ed ward J. Rowe and family of Ncbl avenue, who have been motoring i the White Mountains, left this wee for trip through New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts and wi return home some time next week.
 MRS F. T. HARRIS of Mill Hi avenue will open her home an grounds for lawn fete to be hel this evening, under the auspices ( the Epworth League of lSamtnerfiel church. Many attractions have bee arranged for the evening and tn committee in charge includes: Mi: Isabel Moddel, Miss Gertruo Lackie Miss Bessie Eaton and Mi: Alma Harris.
 MISS MARY. IRENE. ToTTE: daughter of MT. and Mrs. David Totten and Earl William Dugan. sc of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Dugan of