The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-22
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I The Il MRS. FRANK HICKMAN of Myr- tie avenue leaves Sunday for Buffalo, New York, where she will join party of friends to enjoy camp life at Dorset Lake Osbays, Ontario, Canada, for the remainder of the summer.
 MISS MARGARET NEITHERCUT, daughter of MT. and Mrs R. I. NeithercutS Of Brooklawn avenue Is visiting with friends in New York city for brief stay.
 MRS. STILES GOODSELL of Park Place has returned from New York city after a short sojourn there.
 MRS. WORKMAN LEEDS, SiR-, of Lordship Manor will be hostess for the Thursday luncheon club this week. Some of the members will en- joy a swim while others will play bridge.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. Charles Hard wicke of Curtis place, Stratford, will be sorry-to hear that she is confined to her home with illness
 MISS DOROTHY DAY of West portf who is connected with the Bridgeport Trust Co.,, is enjoying a two weeks vacation at Lake Winne- pausawlde, New Hampshire.
 MISS EDNA MOLLOY of Strat- ford is spending a. fortnight at Lake waramaug with a party of friends and relatives.
 MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES CYRUS of Pacific street are visiting at vari- ous points of interest for MT. Cyrus two weeks vacation period.
 MRS. ELMER RAVENS of C1in- ton avenue who motored her daugh- ter, Miss Emme Lou to camp in Chatham woodcs, New Hampshire. is expected home this week.
 HAROLD BURNS of Fairfield ave- nue left yesterday for vacation of three weeks when he will visit his parents in Cleveland, O.
 MISS RUTH HENDERSON of Stratford avenue will leave Friday for her home in Baltimore, Maryland, where she will spend the remainder of the summer with her parents. Miss Henderson will return to this city about the first of September.
 MISS ANNA BRADY and Miss Lena Sancher of the Y. w. c. A., who have been spending a week at the Gould Homestead in Fairfield, will take a trip to Albany, where they wih spend another week.
 TIT of mum avenue, is visiting relatives in New York for two weeks.
 AN INTERESTING entertainment was given yesterday at the Interna- tiona1 Institute for the Italian women of Bridgeport.
 MISS DOROTHY BROOKS of Bar mum avenue, is spending a week in Boston.
 MISS WINIFRED LESSON of the T. W. c. A., East Side house, has re- turned from her vacation which was spent in Kingston, N. Y.
 MISS VIVIAN KUTYNIAK, who has been spending a few weeks at Camp Makoniky, Martha's Vineyard, has re- turned to this city.
 MIR. AND MRS. FRANK S. WHIT MAN and son Alden and Mrs. Harriet F.. Bloxsom of 122 Cottage street, left this city today on a. motor trip to Canada They will follow up the coast to the head of the Bay of Fun dy and then proceed into Canada
 MIR. AND MRS. HARRY BRINK ERHOF'F of GA Porter street, have as their house guests for this week Miss Beatrice Barker of Hartford.
 MISS HELEN INQUIRE of Park avenue left today for Providence, R. r., to join Miss Hope Kelly of Park avenue and Miss Florence Murray oi Iranistan avenue, who are spending their vacations as the guests of Miss Kelly's aunt of that city.
 MRS. gIoLMER X RRATT Of strat ford, who is making her home in thi: vicinity temporarily, leaves for z fortnight's visit at her former home in Albany, N. Y., this week.
 ANOTHER BLOCK PARTY is ar ranged tonight at o'clock or Spruce street., near Bostwick avenue The Union recreation will also holt a block dance on Commercial stree this evening. On Friday evening there will be a block party on West field avenue, under the direction O the North End recreation center.
 MRS. CAROLYN DAMON of Rye N. Y., Is the house guest of MT. ant Mrs. William T. Hincks of 152 Parl Place for the remainder of the week
 THE VISITING NURSES associa ton staff held a jolly outing last nigh at Savin Rock.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN A. HOLM BERG, formerly of this city but nov
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