The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-21
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aMEaEzEzEzSzEzEzEH zEHEzEszEs2E Mr. and Mrs, Charles Clapp, Jr., will motor to the Yale-Harvard boat races In New London on Friday, after which they will return home from their honeymoon trip to visit here with Thomas Mcdonald of Brooklawn avenue, before leaving for Pittsburgh, Pa, where they will be entertained at the home of MT. and Mrs. Russell Macdonald. MT. and Mrs. Clapp will take an apartment in New York City thls fall.
 Niss Mary Hincks of Park place land Mrs Louise Atwatcr of Colorado avenue arc among the many from this city attending the commencement ex- eseisee at Yale University.
 Miss Ethel May Durgy, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Durgy of panbary, will become the bride Of Robert l.. Fox of this city on We'd nesday, June 2S. Miss Durgy IS known in the musical circles of this city and of Danbury. MT. Fox is as- slseant manager of the United Dry Goods store, and during the war was statiened at Camp Devens. The bride will have as her attendants, her sister, Miss Alta Fox. and Miss Gene Baldwin, Herbert Durgy, her brother, will be best man, Rev. A. c. Coburn will oficiate.
 Mrs, A. Thomas of Myrtle Court was hes<css for a farewell party at her homo on Saturday evening in honor of her sister, Miss Katherine McPIaaai, who is leaving for Scotland ou June 26th. The house was decor atcd with rcd, white and blue colors. Murray's orchestra furnished music for tho occasion. Supper was sery- cd at a late hour. Tine guests bidden were: MT. and Mrs. M. O'Ncil, MT. and Mrs. J. Wetiscr, MT. and Mrs. T. McPhail, MT. and Mrs. H. IiIlus, Miss Gertrude Linclian, Anges Miller, Misses May, Sadie and Anna McPhaii, James Coleman, Thomas Yates, James LiIlus, Sidney Kilbride, James Reyn- olds and Frank Godfrey.
 Miss Gretchen Behre of Briarcliffe, New York, is visiting at the home of Miss Ruby Reid in Stratford for sev- eraI days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lowell of Stratford recently returned from a motor trip to Buffalo, and Niagara Falls
 Sister Ydes of St. Augustine's con- vent on Milne street, who is one of the well known French teachers here sailed last week for France on the steamer, "Rochambeau."
 Miss Helen Phillips of Stratford returned fom New Haven where she visited friends over the week end
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Goddard o1 Stratford spent the week end ir Hartford, where they stopped with friends.
 MT. and Mrs Hugh Lane of Noble avenue left last week for Seattle Washington, for the entire summer months
 MT and Mrs. Ralph H. Paine ot Wells street are enjoying the Com mencement festivities at Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire.
 The girls in the Health departmen of the Welfare building are planning a private dance to be given Thurs day evening of this sveeL at the EIks Shore cinb, Black Rock, for severa Of their friends. Speidels orchestr. will furnish music for the occasion Miss Minnie Stcndahl, assisted by committee will take charge of tn, affair.
 Mrs H H. Edge of Stratfield Roa, - is spending a. brief stay in New Yorl City with friends
 MT and Mrs John Patuzzi of Pop lar street are receiving congratula tions oyer the arrival of a dauShtc born recently at their home.
 Miss Gertrude Miller of Levi street left last week for Colorado t visit her sister until September.
 Announcements is made of the en gagcmcnf of Miss Gertrude Bush 0 Scayicw acvnue to William Magne of Stillman street. No date has bee set for the wedding.
 Invitations have been issued for tn wedding of Miss Lillian Hunt of Well street and Clifford Bixbee, formerl of this city. which will take place O Tuesday June 29. at the Calvar Episcopal church on North avenue
 Mrs James Coulter of . Iaurt Beach has invited the members of tn Opportunity club oI the Universai: church to her home next Monda evening for a moonlight 'dancin pax1y-
 delightful surprise party WE tendered Miss Emma Waltersdoff 121 Parellel street on Friday ever ing in honor of her 18th birthda During the evening Miss Waltersdo favored with a violin solo end Mi Anna Mcclure rendered a few voc numbers Coles orchestra playe for dancing.
 Those present were Ella Ducsa Jessie Mcclure. Wanda Waltersdo Catherine and Anna Mcclure. Anr Magrath and Messrs. Joseph Mac Freddie and Carl Waltersdoff, Ere westerberg. Michael Lorenzo, Bu Hart. U. S. N, Charles Coles, Mil Dempsey and Joseph Coles: also Nj and Mrs. John Mcclure, MT. ar Mrs. Kelley. MT. and Mrs. Demps, and MT and Mrs. Waltersdoff
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