The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-14

Miss Youngsma, has been a nurse in Hartford two years. She was gradu- ated from the Worcester Memorial Hospital training school in 1918. MT. Harter, who is a member of the American Society of Mechanical En- g1neers. before his removal to this city, where he is employed by the Bfiton Machine Tool Company, held similar place with the Pratt & Whitney company here for several years.
 Miss Elizabeth Bassick. daughter of Mr. and Mrs E. w. Bassick, will receive her degree at Smith College tomorrow morning when the com- mencement exercises will come to a close. Miss Bassick has been asso- cfate editor of the Smith College Weekly, and a member of the Co1Io- quinn. the chemistry club, the debat- ing union, Alpha and Poity clubs. She also represented Smith at the college Y. w. c. A. conference at Stiver<Bay, N. Y.
 John M Hfncks, of 152 Park Place will be one of the us1ers at the Van S1yck-Sneath nuptials in New Haxen~ which will take place We'd nesday. June 24-
 The Thursday Thimble club has perfected, plans for the annual bridge and food sale to be held at the Brooklawn- Country club Wednesday afternoon. Peonies and early sum- mer flowers will be used in the dec- orations- Tea will be served after the bridge Numerous contributions have been made toward the success of the affair.
 Mrs Eugene c. J. Kelly of 2993 Fairfield avenue entertained with an informal tea at the Black Rock Country club, Saturday afternoon, in honor of Miss Louise b. Kelly, whose wedding with Alton Rose will be celebrated on June 80. The guests included Mrs. -Delbert Black man, Mrs. A. B. Whitney, Mrs. John Richardson, Miss Maybelle Pederson, Miss Anna Lambert, Miss Helen Lynne, Mrs. George T. Mccarthy, Jr., Miss Catherine Buckley, Mrs. liar. ry Lord, Mrs Oliver Knight, Mrs. wm. R. Phillips. Mrs. E. A. But. Ter, Mrs. J. H. Barker and Mrs J. H. Barker and MT. James Mac Mrs. Thomas Hood Macdonald of 225 Brooklawn avenue, entertained a party of friends at a dinner dance of the BrookIawn Country. club, Satur- day night, following the wedding of her daughter. Miss Margaret Mac donald to Charles Clapp, Jr.
 Mrs. 1T. Willard F1eck is now con- valescing at her home on Lafayette street. after a&serious illness of the past few weeks. "A
 Mrs. William Carlson is in charge of the Rummage Sale to be conducted by the Bridgeport Section, Council of Jewish Women, next Thursday, in a store Main street, near Grand street. The proceeds of the fund are to be used for the Hebrew Orphan Asylum, Home for the Aged, Milk and Egg Fund. Members or non-mem- bers who wish to contribute old arti- cles are urged to call Mrs. Carlson.
 Miss Dorothy C. Peck, of Stratford and Miss Mary E. Stevens of Soutt Norwalk, are graduating from WeIles ley College today. The commence ment addEeSs is. to- be given by Chas Evans Hughes, whose daughter is on, of the graduating class.
 Miss Sannie and Miss Harriet Bas sett were hostesses for a charmin, party in honor of Miss Nicholin, Bruce, whose marriage with J. H Seims will take place June 30. Mis- Bruce was the recipient of many beau tdM gifts The home was prettil, decorated with iris and other gardeI hosrerss Luncheon and games wer enjoyed The guests included Mis- Rufh Rose, Mrs. Ralph Paine, Mis- Bessie Canender, Miss Edith Griggs Miss Mabel Leonard, Miss Mariol Rose. Miss Amy Callendar, Miss Edit Porter,- Miss Bessie Rose, Mrs. How ard Speer, Miss Belle Bruce Mrs James Robinson, Mrs. Nathan Moore Mrs Stanley Willis, Mrs. Lauren Vii lis, Mrs William Thomas. Mrs. Joh A A-EornelI, Mrs Virgil Calvin, Mis- Nichofine Bruce, Miss Sannie Basset and Miss Harriet Bassett
 Attorney and Mrs. Sol Badesch en tertained at their home, 953 Iranis tan avenue, MT. 3sadesch's father, M Louis Badesch of New York and M lBadeSch's brother, Attorney Jace Badesch of Louisville, Ky. Mr. I Goldstein, also of Louisville, Ky, wa a week end guest. Miss Lillian Romm of Beechwoo avenue has returned to the city afte spending the weekend in New Yorl
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel c. Shaw of 1 Sanford place attended the brillia1 wedding of Miss Rita. Sturgis of Ne York, and Nigel Cholmerly-Jon Saturday, which took place in S PauI's church, Cheltenham, Pa.
 Miss Elizabeth Stout of Sou, Orange, N- J.. was the weaker guest Of MT. and Mrs William Hincks of 152 Park place.
 Miss Natalie Rosen of Fairfield av nue was hostess for a lawn party
 her home Saturday afternoon
 honor of Miss Evelyn Stock of Ne Haven, whose marriage with Lew Drier will be celebrated the last
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