The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-22

New York, where she will camp with Ill Vassar college friends for several weeks.
 General and Mrs. Henry A. Bishop and daughter, Miss Henrietta, of from Hotchkiss school, Iakeville, Conn, where they motored after Henry, n student. there,
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 . Mrs, Edward Carpenter of Brook view avenue, left for Boston to visit former classmates of Vassar college. Mrs, Carpenter will be gone for ten days.
 Miss Lois Barclay has returned to her homo in New Haven after being othy Cglapin, daughter of MT. and Mrs M H.. ChaPin of Rusimg place. Bofh young ladies arc classmates at Dwight school, EnSicnOod, N. J. I Miss Mary HinckS, daughter of MT. and Mrs William T. Hincks of Park psaces will be hostess for the meeting of the Little Sisters at her home on Thursday when the election of officers will take place and other business matters transa acted-
 
 Mss E2cznor Bartzam, daughter of Ars- Eleanor Bartram Of Sasco Hill, Southport, left today for Caritas Is- 4and, Stamfor1, where she will visit her father, J. Percy Bartram, for sev- ernl days. d / MT. and Mrs Lucfen T. Warner of-sI Broad street. will leave Wednes- day to bring home their son Arthur, who Is attending Hotchkiss-on-the- Hudson
 MT. and Mrs Samuel c Shaw of Coleman street, arc spending several days at theer home in Bedding
 Coleman Tennenbaum of Water bury moved to this city yesterday, where he will reside at 356o North Main street and will be affiliated with the Prudential Life Insurance Co.,
 Mrs. T. F. Delaney has returned to her home in New Haven after visiting her sister, Mrs Roger DeLncca Of Noble ayenue-
 Mrs Very Turney of Boston avenue is recnperating at the Bridgeport hos pita1 after am operation
 Mrs F. R FalIOn and daughter. MISS Jean of The Strn1fieId, have re- turned from Washington, ID. C. where they have been spending several days visiting
 Miss Grace Mooney Of 52S State street is line house gnest of friends in New Havem-
 A1p- l. IA Hlr have been residing with MT and Mrs Janes Kelly of 2993 Fairfield avenne have moved into am apartment or, Hal1don street
 Miss Mildred Studfey of Fairfield avenue entertained at q delightful tea party on Saturday afternoon at her home in honor of Miss Louise Kelly who is to wed Alton Rose on June 30. The house was decorated with pretty spripg flowers and Miss Kelly was presented with a handsome silver tea set Among the guests present were: Misses Susie Keating, Kath CT inc and Grace Ayres, Gertrude Hope Mrs. George Reilly- Mrs John Mercer Mrs. George Hurley, Mrs Eugene Kelly, Mrs James Kelly. and Misses Norma and Alma Flicker The wedding oI Miss Evelyn Bus well of 426 Wood avenue and Samue Browner Of New Haven, win fake place on "Wednesday evening at 6:3f at St. Georges Episcopal church or Clinton avenue. \ large reception at the hcrne of the brides parents MT. and Mrs. Walter BuswelI. ,yil follow tfe ceremony
 Harry Howell. formerly of this city, how of Providence. R. L. wa. the guest of honor at a party gfve1 by Miss Vera weschie of washing gto1 avenue Friday evening. MT Howell returned to his home yester- day.
 The members oS fine Ramona ciul of the Y- W. C. A. will act as host csses at the first open house for tn, summer Inofhhs at the Golden Hil home tonight. Open house will b held on every Tuesday night afte tfsfs and one of tine clubs connectes with the house will entertain.
 The adjourned, meeting of the so ciety of the First Universalist cfurc1 will be held in the parish rooms at o'clock on Monday, June 2S. Mat ters of vital importance to the church including lf1se revised constitution an the plan proposed by the State am General Conventions to assist in tn payment of the mortgages will b considered. Supper will be served a 6:30 o'clock and anyone interested i the church is cordially invited to at tend. The woman's club will serv the supper.
 
 Last evening. members of the Op y,ortunity club of the Universaiis church met and completed their sHF gicaI dressings which will be ship ssed to Japan fin the near futur, Every Tuesday, for several month. 1, rhe club has earnestly given tiei tiIpte to making sets of surgical dress fngs supervised by Miss Susan An drevs.
 Mrs. Charles Cyrus of Pacific St. entertaining as her house guest. Dfis Geraldine Wilmot of East Orang, New Jersey, for the remainder of thi week.
 Nrs. Jonathan Godfrey. of "Tl1 Oaks" BrookIawn park. has visiti,,