The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-18
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 MISS JUDITH FARRELL has re. turned to her home in Kentucky after being entertained by Mrs l. De We, warner of Park place for the past week.
 MISS BETTY SINCLAIR left today Tor her home in Spring Lake, New Jersey. after visiting with Mrs Har- vey Huibbeu at her country home in Long Fill.
 MISS VIRGINIA IVES, daughter of MT and Mrs. Harry Ivies of North avenue, left yesterday for Bass River cape Cod, Mass, to visit with Miss Emily Sears, a. former class mate at Rosemary Hall, Greenwich.
 MISS EDNA NORTTIROP. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph w. Northrop or 2,O5o North avenue, has return ed rom a vacation trip spent in South Hartford, New York, with friends.
 MRS. ANNFTTA D. FLOOD of south avenue has returned from New Jersey and New York where she has been. entertained by relativec. and friends for the past two weeks
 CLARENCE MODDFII. of Lynn. Mass, is the house guest of his sister, Mrs. Harry Lewis of Fairfield ave- nue.
 MRS. FRANK l.. WILDER of West Liberty street was hostess for the weekly tea and bridge party at the Black Rock Country club this after noon. ,
 MRS. HARRY LEWIS and her daughter, Miss Jeanette, of Fairfield avenue have arranged for a dancing party at the PergoIa tea room on Thursday evening of this week, which will be opened to their friends A string orchestra will furnish music.
 MRS. ROY P. MILLS of Stratford has returned from a trip to the White Mountains where she has been touring for the past fortnight.
 MISS DOROTHY HOYT of Berk- nhfre avenue has arrived home from Newark, New Jersey, after being en- tertained by friends there flor ten days.
 MIR AND MRS. GEORGE HURLEY of North Main street have been en- toying a vacation time at Spectacle | Lake, Kent, Conn. MISS GLADYS REILLY of Court | Ind avenue and Miss Katherine Byrnes | of Maple street have left for trip up | the Housatonic as far Pittsfield and | later visit at Twin Lakes with friends.
 MISS NELLIE FyRAwIIEY of Elm wood avenue and Miss Marion CoIgan of Grove street are sojourning at Twin Lakes, the ever popular summer resort.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN DONALD SON of Fairfield are rejoicing over | the arrival of a baby daughter born Monday afternoon at their home
 MIR. AND MRS. HARRY READ of Brooklawn' Place have as their house guests MT. and Mrs. William Kenneth White, of Rochester, New York, formerly of this city, where they resided for several years on Sterling place.
 MIR. AND MRS. PASSOIT of Wood avenue, arrived home yesterday af- 1 ter weeks stay at Catskill. The trip home was made over the Mohawk Trail. :
 | ARNOLD FRANKLIN of Park ave- { nue has returned to his duties in this city after visiting with his parents For three weeks in Lansing, Michi- gan, MIR. AND MRS. B. J. wEINSTEIN Of North avenue returned from A motor trip to Michigan where they . visited relatives. PHILLIP CARLSON of Gen, ave- l nue is enjoying a weeks vacation stopping in Monticello, New York. ! MISS IRENE DOOLAN and Miss ' Nellie Rush have resumed their posi- tons at the Crane Co. after a two weeks vacation spent in woodbury c Lake, Vermont. WORD HAS BEEN received to tho !, eftect that if August a4 is very T stormy the basket picnic planned by n the Mary Silliman chapter D. A. R :, wllcn Is to be held with Mrs. Vinnie f. bradley, at the farm of her son. Ran 1olph Bradley, Bedding Ridge. will he q indefinitely postponed |, THE BOYS OF St. Vincent's Com u house will have a hot dor roast at Fairfield Beach tomorrow 'Hey VIII also enjoy swim | 7, Jn saturday the girls are to have [, basket picnic at Seaside park. Miss hhzaoeth Daley and Miss Mary Do aerty will be in charge of both affairs JAMES HICKEY of 249 Black Rock | avenue spent the weekend yisitinp at Il ne Perry Southy farm in Fairfield. S where house party was held. JOHN N. DOBRY of 31 Colorado Il avenue left on Saturday for Syracuse. tt N Y., where he will attend inc con a