The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-23
On The Tip Of The Tongue

70 THE YOUNG wOMEN,S GUILD of the United Congregational~chur will open with luncheon on Tuesday at the church. A special speaker will plans for~the ensuing year discussed. Miss Ethel Sterling, the president, urges all members to attend and as- sures each an entertaining afternoon.
 HAROLD LoCKHART, son of pr. ana Mrs R. A. Lockhart of Washing ton avenue, left for Stone school on the Hudson, to begin a course of col lege preparatory studies.
 MISS MARJORIE ARNOLD of East Main street and Miss Gertrude e , Walsh of Mckinley street have re- turned from Hartford after a two weeks stay there.
 MISS MAE SULLIVAN of Fairfield is enjoying a fortnight's stay in At Iantic City, New Jersey.
 MISS GRACE HAN of Newfield avenue is enjoying two weeks stay in Thilmont, New York, with friends.
 MIR AND MRS. JACOB HUBER of Jackman avenue and Miss Sadie Me- ing to Atlantic City, New Jersey, for several days stay.
 FRIENDS OF Miss Florence Mur- pleased to hear that she is recuperat- ing after being confined to her home with a nervous breakdown
 THOSE PLAYING in the semi finals of Ehe golf tournament at the Brookfawn Country club this week, . are Miss Dorothy .Tomlinson. Mrs George Hofnes" Edwards, Mrs. D. Fairchild Wheeler and Miss Doris Wheeler.
 MISS MARIE TIFFANY, a well known soprano, and Chester Gaylord pianist. will give joint recital in the High school auditorium next Thurs day evening, September 30 at S:15 o'clock. under the auspices of the AL fred Fox Piano Co. On this occasion, Miss Tiffany will prove how perfect Thomas A EdiSon'S recreation of -her voice is. Admittance will be by card only, which may be obtained at the Alfred Fox Piano Co.,, on Fair field avenue
 . MISS ELEANOR WEBSTER, daugh- ter of MT and Mrs. William R. Web ster of Brook1a~n avenue, will enter Smith college this fall to take a course of studies
 MISS HELEN SCOTT of Laurel av- erue has resumed her studies at Mt. Holyoke college, South Hadley, Mass
 MRS H. F. HOFFMAN of strat- ford celebrated double birthday party the other afternoon in honor of her two daughters, Misses Edith and Edna Games of all kinds were play ed and dainty refreshments served
 MISS JOSEPHINE KINNEY of Yale street became the bride of Fred erick Weller yesterday morning at St Peters church Father J. Leddy off, ciated, and the attendants were Miss Mary Kenney. sister of the bride, and Thomas J. Sullivan of Springfield After Oct the couple will be at home to their many friends at 327 Remington avenue.
 THE TWELFTH DISTRICT Re- publican women will have as their efficient leader, Mrs. William H. Jep- son. of 51O Wflmot avenue. Rallies for the Republican women are planned for each evening
 MRS HENRY TUBES of Seaview avenue will open her shore cottage this evening for the members of the Ladies Auxiliary at whist party. Members will invite friends and prizes will be offered for the highest scores.
 MIR AND MRS. RALPH McEL- DOWNEY of Park avenue will motor ito New York city on Saturday to at tend matinee and evening perform ance on Broadway.
 MISS JULIA FARNAM of Laurel avenue will spend the weekend in New York city with friends. Miss Farnam will motor down on Saturday with her parents. MT and Mrs. James Farnam-
 MIR AND MRS. EDWARD MA GINN, son Edward. Jr, and daughter, Miss Fannie Maginn, of 3S4 Barnum avenue, have returned to their home after spending a few days in Norwalk, where they attended the wedding of Miss Kathleen Read and Horace Grey, which took place in St. Mary's church in NorwaIk, on Tuesday, at II o'clock. Miss Maginn acted as her cousin S maid of honor. Yesterday MT and their honeymoon
 HENRY WATERS of Lewis street left Syesterday to enter Colby college in Few5Hampshire. " .ef.
 MISS EMMA FUCCELO of 2S9 Middle street. was hostess at a de- lightful surprise party given laat evening in honor of the birthday of her brother, John Fuccelo- Durins the evening. games, singing and danc- ing were enjoyed. A buffet supper was served late in the evening. Those present were Miss Marion Burke, Miss Nellie F'uccelo, Miss Margaret Grasso Miss Marie Damiana. Miss Marion Garone of Brooklyn, Miss Lillian Cas- tllan of Jersey City, and Miss Gather inc. LaSalle of Atlantic City; also Walter Roberts, Robert Freeland George Delacca, Paul Charvelle, Dan- iel Lucia Frank Esposito. Thomas Lucia and Thomas F'uccello.
 JAMES RAVENS of 1114 Fairfield
 J4ff tHa cit r. resume his studies at the Bethlehem Preparatory school, Bethlehem, Pa.
 MELANCHOLY WOMEN