The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-06
On The Tip Of The Tongue

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 MISS HELEN PHI1aMEPS of Strat- | ford has given up her home and left l for a vacation of several weeks in the | for her health. Miss Marcia l is pursuing course of studies in New ! York city.
 REV. JOHN DONNEILY, who has been spending some time in this city as the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs John Donnelly of Fremont street, has returned to his parish in South Dakota
 EASTMAN IREMONGER of Plain, field, N J., is spending a few days as ; the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Frank Patterson of King street. MIR AND MRS JOHN O.GOUGH and daughter of 125 Cottage street have left town to spend the remaind der of the season at their summer home at Morningside-
 MRS. FRANK PATTERSON of King street entertained her sister-in- law, Mrs F. O. Rhodes of New York City, over the weekend
 MIR AND MRS. WILBUR REID of Huntington Road, Stratford were host and hostess for a dinner party at their home yesterday
 PETER J. TIER and his niece, Miss Marguerite Lucille Ryan of 509 Park avenue are spending the ho!i- day with friends in Worcester, Mass
 MIR AND MRS. IRVING SMITH of Glastonbury, formerly of Stratford, accompanied by MT. and Mrs F. H. H. Smith, stopped en route from Boston to New York city. in Bridgeport to visit relatives over the weekend
 MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CAD MAN and daughter, Miss Dorothy of Coleman street are sojourning at Goldenhead, Long Island, for several days vacation
 THE FIRST of the series of dances to be given under the auspices of the Catholic Charitable Bureau will be on Friday, July g, at Fairfield Beach. Preliminary plans are being made for the erection of a new and larger house so as to enable the organiza- ton to carry on more extensive work. The committee to take charge in cludes: Mrs. Edward Delahunt as chairman, assisted by Miss Ruth Les ter, Miss Ethel Donayan, Miss Marion Fftzsimmons. Miss Ethel Lester, Miss Loretta Daley, Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. George Hurley. Miss Dorothy
 McE1roy, Miss Frances Hurley. Miss Mac Mccarthy, Miss Eleanor McEl-
 roy, Miss Margaret Hurley and Miss Bernedette PheIan.
 MRS. GEORGE TAYLOR of Park street and the other members of the choir of the Unfversa1ist church gave a party for Miss Edna Northrop of North avenue Saturday evening. Miss Eorthrop who is the organist and di- rector, is to wed Rev. Hal T. Kearns in September AIRS. ALBERT WINTER of Sea- view avenue will be hostess for a meeting of the Adelphian society at her home Thursday afternoon. A large attendance is requested. MISS MARY BRITTEN of -El1s- I worth street visited friends in Phila- deiphia oyer the week end.
 MIR. AND MRS. JEROME" COOK of Main street, announce the mar rfage of their son Francis J., and Miss Clara p. Rodema of Walla 1 wa1la. Washington, which took place l 1fax- fnR TfJtr SrA at l o'clock. at St. James Cathedral, Seat | tie, Washington. MT. Cook is espec- | tally well known in this city, where he resided until about a year ago l MT, and Mrs. Cook will make their home in Seattle.
 1 WILLIAM PICKETT of Catherine l street, spent the weekend in Phila.
 delphia as the guest of friends.
 MIR, AND MRS. MICHAEL BOONE and daughters, Mary and Lena O
 Fairfield ayenue, left today on a mo
 tor trip to Providence, Boston ant SpFin gfieId.
 MRS. MARIE l.. CRAW of 7s Lib 'i erty street, will be hostess on Thurs
 day at the meeting of the Sewin. \ circle, Of Sheridan circle, Ladies o the G. A, R,
 CAPTAIN ARCHER FOSTER ! property manager of the District Ord nance, was discharged from servic last week and has returned to hi
 home in Boston. Captain Foster wa 1 presented with many handsome aH I useful gifts by his associates an, l friends here.
 | GEORGE F. FARLEY, ,JR., ha feturned to New York city afte , spending his vacation as the gues . of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geerg Farley of Lewis street. ,! MISS EHdzABEFH DALEY, super , iRteRdeHt of the St. Vincent's com
 HaHnity house, is spending her vaca . tioR iR Boston:
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