The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

ephine Pullman, daughters of Judge and Mrs. John Pullman of Unquowa Hill. will leave on the 31st, of this month for Miss Bishops camp in Chatham Woods, New Hampshire, for the month of August.
 MRS. DEvER H. WARNER of Fairfield will be. the hostess for tea at the Brooklawn Country club tomor- row afternoon. Mrs. Roderick Mo- Neil of Southport is offering a cup for the winners of the young Wom- ems club tennis championship. There will be a ladies' and gentlemen's cos tune exchange golf competition with a prize offered. In the evening Mur- rays orchestra will furnish music for the dinner dance.
 MRS. J. MURRAY JOHNSON of West avenue and Mrs. Stephen D. Horan of Fairfield Beach will act as tea hostess tomorrow afternoon at the Weatogue Country club. Semi finals match play, four ball foursome with players arranging their own pairings is scheduled for the golf en- thusiasts. Mrs. Louis I. Snyder has offered a prize for the ladies put ting contest. The first round of the mems singles tennis tournament will be played off.
 MRS. CHARLES II. CROSBY of Beechwood avenue left yesterday for Intervale New Hampshire, where she will remain until the first of Sep tember.
 MRS. RICHARD STAPLES of Brooklawn avenue entertained recent ly as her guest for a short time, Mrs. Florence Hunt of New York city. formerly of this city.
 MRS HARRY HULL of 45 Boards ley avenue entertained her aunt. Mrs. Emma Swanson of Oakville, for few days at her home.
 MIR. AND MRS. NORMAN HOVEY of Park street are rejoicing over the arrival of a. baby daughter. Rebecca ,,Coffin born recently at the Bridgeport hospital.
 ATTORNEY AND MRS MAURICE KESNICK of Connecticut avenue have left to spend the remainder of the summer on a farm in Long HILL MRS. CHARLES CYRUS of Pacific street recently entertained at bridge party and shower in honor of Miss Ruby Reed of Stratford who is to be- come a popular August bride, wedding George Beeman of New York.
 MFR. AND MRS. J. SIIAWIof SpAng- field, Mass, announce the birth of a l2-pound son in that city on Monday, July 19. Mrs. Shaw was before her marriage Miss Margaret Ivers of 102 Hanover street, this city.
 MISS ODETTE FEDOR of Green field Hin will be hostess for large house party over the week end.
 FRrENDs OF MRs. JOHN CURTIS of Coleman street will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home by illness.
 MIR. AND MFRS. THOMAS CONNIE of Stratford are receiving congratula- tions over the arrival of son born at St. vincent's hospital on Tuesday. Mrs. Contne was formerly Miss Edith Luce.
 DIR. AND NDRS. HAROLD CLARKE of Jackman avenue have returned from a several weeks motor trip tour ing through Canada where they stopped to. visit at various points of interest.
 MRE. EDMUND s. WOLFE and daughter, Elizabeth, who have been in Europe since September, will return to this country by steamship Noor- dam of the Holland-American line, arriving in New York on Tuesday, July 2.
 I,kwoENpCE F. GRAFTON, U. S. N. of s4 Holley street, has been trans ferred from the Receiving Ship at New York to the U. S. S. Dolphin.
 MRS. AARON WITTSTEIN and children. Ansel and Beulah. of Beech wood avenue, are spending week in Asbury Park, N. J. ,
 MIR. AND MRS. DAVID SCHINE of Norman street are spending short time at Mount Clemens, Mich.
 MRS. F. IAANDES and daughter, Miss Theresa, of 1O7 Gem avenue, and Miss Elsie .Katz. of Sanford avenue are spending few weeks in Monti- cello, N. Y.
 GEORGE HAwMAN of 297 South avenue. is spending a few days in Providence, R. l., as the guest of friends.
 MISS ELEANOR HARRIGAN of Iranistan avenue is spending a few weeks in Port Jefferson, L. l.. with friends.
 MIR. AND MRS FRANK H. LEWIS of 1545 North avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter. Vivian Beverly, at Bridgeport hos pital on July IS.
 MISS HELEN BOYD, superintend- ~-x tho Visiting NurSes' aSSOcia tiOr1 is expected to return to this city to- morrow after a two weeks vacation spent at Bar Harbor, Me.
 THE CHILOMACHION CLUB of the Y. W. c. A. will entertain at the next beach party held at Fairfield beach on July 29.
 MIR. AND MRS. DENNIS B. Me GEE are now at home to their friends at BOP Orchard street. The couple
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