The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-25


 avenue, Black. Rock, has returned from New Canaan, where she has been entertained at her brothers home for a brief stay.
 MRS. A. H. BILLIARD of North avenue, opened her home yesterday afternoon for a benefit bridge party under the auspices of the College club on Washington avenue. There were several tables of players and prizes were awarded for the highest scores. MRS. WILLIAM A. ALLEN of Lenox avenue, who is spending the month of August at cottage Et Fairfield beach, will give a bridge party on Saturday afternoon. DIR. WILLIAM J. M'LAUGHLIN, the well known specialist in the Se- curity building, has left for a va cation of several days which he is enjoying in Boston, Mass, and vicin- ity.
 LAST EVENING a successful meet ing of the membership committee of the Weatogue Country club was Held. Several new members have been ad- mitted to the club and many interest ing events are planned for the old and new and prospective members to take place in the near future.
 MISS MARGARET HUGHES of Washington avenue, who has been spending the summer in Panama as the guest of Lieut.-Commander and Mrs. Morris Gilmore, is expected home next week.
 REV. HAL T. KEARNS, pastor of the Universalist church, and MT. and Mrs. Henry Reid of North avenue, all left this morning for Gloucester, Mass, to attend the Universalist con- vention which is being held there for two days.
 MRS. H. O. CHASE and daughter, of Montreal, Canada, is visiting her mother, Mrs. H. Weaver of Fairfield, for several days.
 MRS. JOHN BRAY of Vine street entertained at a bridge party at her home this afternoon for the members of the Avignon club. The card play ing took place on the porch. Dainty refreshments were served and a prize awarded to the highest score of each table. Among those present were: Mrs. Joseph Savard, Mrs. Sarah Grant, Mrs. Charles Biltz, Mrs. John Greene, Miss Florence Hastings, Mrs. William Chew, Mrs. Charles Hough, Mrs. F. S. Callahan of Brooklyn. Mrs. Isaac Haviland of Philadelphia, Mrs. Emma Van Stone, Mrs .. A. Lafflin of Brooklyn. Mrs. William F.. Allen. Mrs. GeorNe T. Mccarthy. Mrs. Charles Kalman of New York City. and Mrs. Robert Hawkins.
 
 MIR. AND MRS. SAMUEL LEVY of New Haven, who have been spending the month of August at Arygowan cottage at Burrells beach. Milford, will return to their home on Monday.
 MRS. WALDO c. BRYANT and daughter Miss Doris of Park avenue arrived home today after spending a month at the Griswold Hotel. Eastern Point, New London.
 CHARLES GREGORY of the Har- vey Hubbell, Inc, left for a vacation trip which he is spending at the summer home of his parents in Trum- bull.
 MISS GRACE SMITH of Brooks street, is the house guest of friends in Philadelphia, Pa.
 MISS EVA THIEBAUL,T of the Park apartmen is camping at Mau- qua, Me, for several days witf friends.
 EDWARD McLARNEY of Mair street is spending his vacation visiting in New York City.
 MISS MAE ARNOLD who is con
 v.el. I..1 1.r, returned from Rhode Island after |; fortnight's sojourn.
 MISS IRENE BURNS has returnec to her home in Torrington after be ing entertained by MT. and Mrs Thomas Dewitt of Washington ave nue.
 >DR. ROBERT KING who is assist ing Dr. William Mclaughlin on Mai street will move from New Haven tn first of September to the Park Plac club.
 MISS JARRETT ALLEN O Stratford is expected home this wee from Portland, Penna., where ssh has been visiting friends. Miss Ale recently completed her three year. summer course in music theory a Cornell University, Ithaca, New York
 MISS ESTHER FOOTE of Par Place is spending two weeks vaca tioning at Lake Waramaug, Ne, Preston, Conn.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN P. HALEY JR.. of Wood avenue are rejoicin over the arrival of baby daughte born yesterday. Mrs. Haley was for merly' Miss Minnie Lund.
 MISS ANNA KEENAN, of 67 Iranistan avenue has left for a vaca ton trip to Lake George, New Y or for two weeks.
 WOMEN SHOULD TAKE WARNIN
 If the statement made at a Ne York Assembly of women, ths healthy American women are rare that they almost extinct,