The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-02
On The Tip Of The Tongue

MIR. AND MRS. BRADFORD iwAfsryEzR of Fairdeld, will entertain Mins Eleanor Bartram of Caritas Island. Stamford, over the week end at their home.
 MRS. GEORGE WINDSOR and |, daughter, Miss Harriet and sons. John and Sherman, leave today for their summer cottage at Lordship Manor for the season.
 JUDGE AND MRS. CARL FOS- TIER and daughters, Misses Julia, Ruth, Elizabeth, and son George, left ! for an extended trip to California to- I day. They will stop to visit at vari- ous points of interest en route. Miss Della and Sheldon are spending the summer at camps in Maine.
 MRS. HOMER GODFR.EY,. of : F'airheld, invited the members of the Service club to tea yesterday after noon in honor of her nieces, Misses Margaret. Nelson of Mt. Vernon, and Bernice Carberry, of Scarsdale, N. Y.
 COL. AND MRS. ELMER H. HA- vans and family of Clinton avenue, will motor to their farm in Long Hill for over the Fourth of July.
 MISS BETTY RAVENS of Clinton avenue, who has been visiting her : sister, Mrs. George Brown of Wor- i cester, Mass, for the past week, has returned home.
 FRIENDS OF ELLIOT LOGAN of 1 Clinton avenue will be pleased to hear i that he has recuperated from his re- cent illness which confined him in- doors for such a lengthy period.
 MRS. W. J. FULLER and Mrs. H. c. Goddard will be hostesses for tea at the Weatogue Country club on Saturday afternoon. There will be a Iadies' progressive elimination ten nis tournament, and putting match with prizes offered.
 MRS DANIEL c. PATTERSON and Miss Geor gianna Bishop will be hos4esses for tea at the Brooklawn Country club tomorrow afternoon. lThApe will be a putting match and bGa sweepstakes, with the best gross and net scores in classes A and B to ,- MR6- LOGEFTIs QUINT of St. Louis. Mo. furnner1y of this city, has ar- rived here to visit friends for the summera months
 BE1HT SQUARES oia Chicago, H., fornuariy of Black Rock avenue, Bridgeport. is visiting with friends in Westport for a week.
 MISS ANNA SwINNEzRTON and Junior Armstrong recently were en- tartained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. walter-Lashar in Goshen, by MT. and 1Ers. Robert Weed, Jr., who leave fafter Euly Fourth to take up their ,new residence in Binghamton, N. Y.
 MISS JANE LANGSHAw, buyer of D. M. Reads, will leave on Satur- parents in Boston, Mass, until over xhe Fourth
 MISS BAB vTCKERY of Stratford. fhas been entertaining her mother kfrom Texas for the past week.
 MIR. AND MRS. E O. HULL and dGughters, Misses Gladys and Dor othy, of 1 303 Iranistan avenue. have taken a cottage at Laurel Beach for the summer months which they are now occupying
 MIR AND tFEsAENyK F1. BAnHlAFaD of Wood avenue, who are summerdng at Fatrfield Bench this season, will en- Certain at a house party over the week end and fourth of July.
 MISS LILLIAN BRANDT of Strat- ford hA6 returned from a brief visit to Now York city with friends.
 MrSS LILEIAiN DREW of Manhat- tan avenue, who has been sojournins Iin New London for the past week witt friends, arrived home today.
 REV AMID MRS RALPH WuIITE of Wood avenue arc enjoying a sev. eral days trip to Boston, Mass.
 TEHE S. O. S. GIHLS CLUB wi1 hold a picnic, and beach party at Fair field Beach tomorrow evening il honor of their president, Miss Doroth. Brier3y of North avenue, who leave on Monday for the conference a Rgortir1efd, Mass
 MESS EETa1N JOHNSON of 2 Eoowsley street, who vih leave for he 6utertained at a small dinner part, given 6y friends at White Turkey Inn near Danbur-y, last evening.
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