The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-09
On The Tip Of The Tongue

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 MRS. SAMUEL LYLE of 179 Whit ney avenue and Mir. and Mrs. George Conner of Wells street were among the many Bridgeporters motoring to the Fair today.
 OSCAR JOHNSON of Black Rock will motor to New Haven with friends to witness the performance of Irene" at the Shubert Theatre in New Haven this evening.
 MRS. A. E. ECCLES of 51 Ban croft avenue has returned from months visit with relatives in Nova Scotia, Canada.
 MORTON BUTLER of Warren street attended the Yale-North Car olina game in New Haven today: He will be entertained by friends in New Haven over the week end.
 A. F.. ECCLES and his sister Mrs Louise Weber of Bancroft avenue have returned from a brief sojourn in New York city with friends.
 MISS BETTY sCHUMAN of Ev- anston, H., who attends Brown Unt- will spend the week end with her aunt Mrs. H. H. De Loss of Park place and attend the "Tableau Vii vantes" at the McNeil residence in Black Rock tonight.
 MISS MILDRED HALL of Strat- ford avenue will spend the week end with relatives in Hartford, Conn.,
 REV. J. E. REFS, pastor of the Kings Highway church will leave early in the week for Marietta, Ohio. to attend the annual meeting of the nrfr or1 0f
 A PARTY COMPRISED of Miss Margaret Byrnes of Fairfield avenue, Miss Edith Gebeau of Sanford ave. nue and Miss Louise CanaVello of Prospect place will attend the Dan- bury Fair today.
 FRANK GRIFFIN of Atlantic street and James Burke of Arch street left for Danbury today to wit ness the fair.
 MISS ESTHER DUNN of stratford has returned from New York City after brief stay.
 MISS ELLA WEISS of s3 Baldwin street accompanied by party of friends motored to Danbury yester- day to attend the Fair.
 THE RAYMOND M. HARRIS AUXILIARY, V. F. N.. are planning to attend in a body the Bonus Parade to be held in New York city on Octo- Der 18th. All members who wish to go will please communicate with the president, Mrs. Bennett, telephone Barnum 7128-3, or the secretary, Mrs. Williams, Barnum 4S51-2. for partic- ulars.
 A PRETTL MISCELLANEOUS shower was given last evening in honor of Miss Leta Saunders of Gar field avenue, at the home of Mrs. J. H. Williams, at A Haddon street Miss Saunders is soon to become the bride of William H. Lchtner. The dining room, where a buffet supper was served, was prettily decorated with autumn flowers and leaves Among the guests present were: Mrs. T. Saunders, Mrs. l.. Warehouse, Mrs N. Berleitner. Mrs. K. Poland, Mrs. R. Bennett, Mrs. T. Kaatz, Mrs. A Rising, Mrs. D. Finn, Mrs. H. Gill, Miss M. waldman, Miss V. Carlson Miss H. Menard, Miss B. C1ibborn, Miss w. Bennett, Mrs. H. Pratt, and Mrs. W. Lichtner.
 JOHN HINCKS of Park place will act as an usher today at the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Christie and Ralph Manney in Rye, New York. MT. Hincks and MT. Manney were class mates at Yale University.
 MRS. CLARA wHITMON, of Gro- ton, is the weekend house guest of Mrs. Lucien T. Warner on Broad street.
 GEORGE BURNSIDE, who has for the past three years been affiliated with the Brooklawn Riding school, will leave on Monday for New Yo- k city where he. will make his future home and become engaged in similar business there. The school here will be conducted by a local man.
 THE MAPLEWOOD PARENT TEACHERS association will meet in the auditorium of the school on Mon- day afternoon, October 11th, at 3:3G o'clock. Attention is called to ths change in the date from Tuesday to Monday because of Columbus Day falling on Tuesday, which will be a holiday. This first meeting of the season is to be a reception to the new members secured in the recent membership drive. All are cordially invited to attend and listen to the plans for the season.
 MIR. AND MRS FRED. RIPLEY GRAY of Boston avenue are receiv- ing congratula GonS over the arrival of a second son born this week, at the Bridgeport hospital. Mrs. Gray was formerly Miss Ethel Grippen.
 MISS MARION ROWE of Dewey street recently entertained at a party in honor of her house guest, Miss Marion Pavlish, of Mer;den. Conn. THE RFHT