The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-06

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 MIR AND MRS. HARVEY HUB I BELL and son Junior of Park ave nue are spending several days at their country bungalow in Long HILL
 MISS DORIS BRYANT, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant of Park avenue is visiting her classmate. Miss Florence Daniels, of Westover, at her summer home. In the Adiron- i! dack mountains
 MIR AND MRS. CLINTON BAR MUM SHELLEY of Engleside park, MT. ahd Mrs Harry H. DeLoss and daughter Miss Marjorie of Park place. are expected home from the Equinox Houe, Manchester, Vt, today. where they motored for the holiday.
 MIR AND MRS EDWIN HOYT of New Canaan are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs- Louis B. Powe of Sea view avenue
 CAPT. PERCY c. DICKSON has returned to the Watertown Arsenal, after being entertained at the home of MT and Nrz- William T. Hincks of Park place over the weekend
 HENRY THORNE, JR-, of New York City has opened his summer home in Black Rock for the season.
 JOHN HINCKS of Park place sails on July on the Olympic for Europe, where the will travel extensively and will be entertained by friends
 MISS AGNES MARSH. daughter of MT. and AIrz- Walter Marsh of S44 Colorado avenue has left for summer college at Barnard, New York.
 DIR WILLIAM H. COONS of the, Health Department has been visiting his home in Hayerhill. Mass, during the past week.
 MISS MAE BARR of Fairfield has returned after spending the week end in New York City.
 THE WEEKLY Friday night '-hop' at the Telephone Company va cation house In Woodmont was at tended by many Bridgeportsrs last week. They included the Misses A1ene Fenns. Caroaeni Mietaoietaoietaofn F'enns. Caroline yagara. B. Erwin, Mrriel Sears. H. Barssy. Bertha Gyurkovtcs. c. Macdonald, Olive Sears. Charlotte Fenns, Robert Marh1. Walter Coombs ana Mr. and Mrs. T. M Hearnx-
 ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the marriage of Miss Florence Helen Hanson, daughter of Mir. and Mrs Charles Hanson, 12e Main street. and Ernest Guersey Whipple. which was celebrated Saturday by the bride groom's father at St James Epfsco- pal church. Bedford, Pa, where he is a rector MT. and Mrs. Whipple will make their new home in this city, where the groom is connected with the U. M. c. Co. as a dTaftsuan.
 MIR AND MRS. HENRY E. SPTTZ, nee Miss Selma Faber of Providence, R. L, have returned from their we'd ding trip and taken up their residence at S35 Colorado ayenne.
 CAMP OMENS was the scene of merry festivities yesterday. as the 38 children of the vacation house of the Associated Charities in Reservoir ay- enue. played games and enjoyed a 2de1icioaIs spread. The camp commit tee includes Mrs. wm. H. Griffith. Mrs. Eleanor Bartram. Mrs. Deyer H. Warner. Mrs James Mixer. Mrs, James Turner, Mrs. Angus P. Thorne, Mrs. Sumner Simpson. Mrs, E. k- Nicholson. Miss Evelyn Shey of the Girls club is in charge Of the camp this summer.
 MISS FRANCES KANT6R was hostess at Q. surprise party given at her home, 1SS Capitol avenue. Satur- day evening. July 3rd in honor o1 SMisss Celia Kre1asa6g. who will leave shortly for Philadelphia where shs wt1a take up her residence. Dancing and games were enjoyed, VocaA seiec- t1ons were given by Nathan Vein stein accompanied at the piano b5 Miss Irehe Schwartz A da1nt5 luncheon was served late in the even ing. The guests were Miss Pauline DwofSsiR. Mary HoFahaa. Miss Caiiis kre1nsky, Miss Irene Schwartz, Miss Dora Zoiiotih. Miss Bertha and Mis: ~ Rose BFeslaw, Miss Rachel Lash, Mis- Gertrude Kafpiiow and Albert Zopa John Pest0I, Nathan WeiRstein, liar ~ry Schwartz, Ernest Lasee, IIsfsaal and Benjataih KaFpi10w and I4ewis kant0F.
 Sfs. AND 5dfSS. CfLAtI4ES NEW TON have returned from their honey tloeR which was sDent ia Boston a7t Springfield and are now st home 6i Warren street. Mrs. Newton was for - baeF5y Miss Beatrice R6yburH.
 JAMES SEXTON, fermeFlyef Con Heetieat ayeHHe, this city, is yisitiHi
 his cousin, Vincent Sexton, StratfeF - avenue, StFstfeTd, after an absence o
 14 years which period he spent in To
 Angeles, CaiifoFnia.