The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-16
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MISS MARY HINCKs, daughter of {; MT. and Mrs. William T. Hincks of | Park place, has returned from a brief | stay in New York city. MRS. ANDREW SMITH of Brook | meeting of the Little Sisters on Mon | day afternoon. EDWARD RoEssLER, son ~ Col. avenue, Black Rock, is visiting his sister Mrs. Joseph Bates at her home in Morristown, New Jersey. ROSLIN EKINS, son of Rev. and Mrs. Ekins of Seabright avenue, has left for Clark University, Worcester, Mass, to pursue course of studies MIR AND MRS. l.. w. BREws- TER of 105 Ashley street have re- turned from Addison, New York, where they have been spending the greater part of the summer
 MIR. AND MRS. CERAD IMPETUS of Beechwood avenue, have their house guests, Mrs. J. Teets and daughter Miss Natalie of New York city and Ridgefeld, Conn.,, for over this week end.
 ARTHUR JENNINGS, who has been summering with his parents in college, Williamstown, Mass, for the winter term. MISS MARGARET RICHARDSON has returned to her home on West avenue after several days stay in Boston, Mass. MISS SUSAN FOWLER, who is ho Co.,, is enjoying a. two weeks vaca- ton stopping at points of interest. MISS GLADYS O'MARA of 507 Stratford avenue has accepted a. po- sition with the General Electric Co. MISS KATHERINE KEHOE of 1o40 Pembroke street is entertaining as her house guest, Miss Kathleen Kelly of Springfield, Mass, for a fortnight.
 MISS EVELYN McCABE of 300 Thorme street, and Miss Katherine Kehoe of Pembroke street will be hostesses for private dance on Fri day evening to be given at Seaside Institute. An orchestra will furnish music for dancing.
 DIR. WILLIAM J. MCLAUGHLIN of Beechwood avenue and F. l Chamberlain of North Main street left yesterday. for extended fish lHS lTlp LuTOuSn OdHdud
 FRANCIS NOLAN. son of MT. and Mrs. William B. Nolan of 391 Park avenue left today for the Grand Acad- -",fr3y, in Baltimore, Md, where he will .. Continue his studies for the priest hood MT. Nolan was one of the four Bridgeport young men who were Igraduated from St. Thomas school in Hartford last June.
 UNDER THE AUSPICES of the Bridgeport Equal Franchise League, a special meeting has been called for colored women at the Y. w. c. A. on Golden Hill street this evening. Mrs. H. Willard Fleck will make a short address followed with remarks by the well known colored lawyer, Lucius c. Jordan, of this city. Mrs, Arthur Comley, chairman of the registration committee, will be assisted this even- ing by the following volunteer work CTS, all members of the league: Mrs James Mixer, Mrs. c. Reck, Mrs. L. I Carroll and Mrs. Albert Smith. Over 200 applications were turned in yes- terday by Mrs. Comley, and the same number will be turned in today, thus indicating that the registrations are extremely heavy.
 RICHARD BEUCHLER of 774 Clinton avenue returns to his studies at the University of Pennsylvania next week.
 MISS MARY DEWITT of 755 Wash ington avenue has left for France tt resume her studies in the musica world.
 A MEETING OF THE Daughter of Castile will be held son Monda, evening in the club room, 1S9 Stat street. All members should make al effort to attend as important bushes will come urs
 MISS ELEANOR BEARD of 31 Barnum avenue left yesterday to re su.ne her studies al Vassar college.
 PLANS ARE NOW being made fo the High School Criterion dance whicl will be about the middle of Septem Der. No definite date has as yet bee set
 JAMES LAVERY of Noble avenu will leave this city on Monday to talk uI his studies at Danyers. Mass M I,ayery was formerly captain of tn B. H. S. baseball team-
 MISS MARY DOUGHERTY, secre tary at St. Vincents communit house, has returned torthis city afte spending few weeks in Boston,.
 MISS BETTY AND GENEvIEv CREHAN of Fremont street are e pected home Saturday after spendir two weeks in Washington, D. C., the guest of relatives.
 ALFRED BISHOP, son of Mir Nathaniel Bishop of Park place, a rives home from summer trip Labrador this week. His moth will meet him in Boston, Mas upon his return
 MISS FLORENCE MARSDEN
 of Warrington court was rendered personal shower the other eveniI given by her sister, Mrs. Lu Jessup of Adams street. Miss Maj den will wed Algred Ickrach
 Washington avenue, on Septemb 29th. The color scheme was bl and white carried effective throughout
 THE ENGAGEMENT OF Nj Sallie Louise O,Neilh formerly