The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20
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place last week in Brooklyn, New ork. l This wedding comes as a complete surprise to MT. Wilson's friends and relatives here. He is a graduate of the local high school and was at one | time affiliated with a local real estate concern. The couple spent the week | end here as the guest of MT. Wilson's | sister, Miss Edith Wilson of the More house hotel, and will reside in Brook l lyn upon returning home.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN ROWE, Ed | ward Rowe and family of 1159 Noble avenue left yesterday for a two weeks tour of the White Mountains. Another brother who is residing in Chicago, | will join the party shortly. JOHN CAvANAUGH announces the marriage of his sister, Miss Annie F. Cavanaugh to George H. Howden, which took place on July 12, at St. Mary's church by Rev. M. Traynor. | MRS. MADELINE MASON of Clin- | ton avenue has as her house guest Miss Hannah Mathews of Detroit, Mich.
 | MIR. AND MRS. VICTOR BORG of l Milne street have left for Winthrop, | Maine, to enjoy the summer season. FRIENDS OF Richard Deshon. | formerly connected with the district ordnance department in this city, will be interested to learn that he is now, |! located in Magnolia, Mass.
 THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Kath- l crime McHugh of Barnum avenue has | recently been announced to Albert Wright of Stratford avenue. No date has been set for the wedding.
 MIR AND MRS. DUDLEY MORRIS and family of Linden avenue have | left for their summer home at Lake | George for the remainder of the sea- | son.
 MIR AND MRS. ELLSWORTH l CiRUMMAN of New Haven are re- joicing over the arrival of son born on Sunday in thls city. Mrs. Grun- nan was formery Miss Carol Ster- ling Of North avenue.
 ABOUT THIRTY-FIVE children are enjoying the refreshing air and | the country life at Camp Omans this week. The boys and girls are under l the direction of Miss Evelyn Shey and l Miss M. Stoehr. Another one of the jolly weekly picnics will be held on | Saturday by the members of the | Girls club on Main street. The girls will spend the day at the camp where athletic sports and games will be en- 1oyed.
 
 1 DIR. SIMON l.. KATZOFF of 1901 i State street, who has been touring
 the West for a number of months, ex-
 poets to return to this city in about
 two weeks.
 p THE MONDAY AFTERNOON sew
 ing class of St. Vincent's community
 house enjoyed a delightful outing to
 Seaside park yesterday afternoon.
 The class is composed of girls be-
 tween the ages of and 15 years. Mrs.
 F. J. Sullivan and Miss Elizabeth
 Daley had the children in charge
 After bathing the children partook
 of an appetizing luncheon of which Mrs. Bessie Kelly McCabe was donor l Program for the block parties this
 week is as follows: tonight, Walters vile section, Walters street near Eas 1 Ma1n StreeI, tomorrow n1Snt, ,Lafa
 yette playground, Grand street. neal
 Oak; Thursday night, Spruce street between Bostwick and Hancock ave nues; Friday night, north end center
 entertains with a block dance or
 Westfe1d avenue.
 A party was held last night for tn. people of the Old Mill Green section
 on Pembroke street. This evening tn,
 Newfie1d center will give its post poned dance at the Seaside bathin. l house.
 William Montague of Stratford i <J spending his vacation in Boston.
 The first beach party of the Y. W " c. A. Central house girls will be hell on Thursday night. The Sept Loti : | club will be hostesses.
 Y. W. c. A. delegates to the con
 ference of the Eastern states to b v held at Silver Bay on Lake Georg a left this morning for the meeting O Dr. Day of the United Church wi
 be one of the speakers whose addres
 is looked forward to. The Bridge h port delegates are Miss Jeannett q Kiskaddon, Mrs. Mary Stackpolt n Miss Helen Robson, Miss Beatric
 Brown, Miss Augustine Klanz, Mis-
 Marguerite Adam, Miss Marion Mea if chen and Miss Leila Warnea