The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-20
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 MISS ELEANOR BARTRAM of Sasco Hill, Southport, will open her home. ons Monday afternoon for a neetipgs of the rLittle, Sisters
 MRS. FRANK c. HUNT of Clinton avenue will be hostess for tea at the Brooklawn Country club tomorrow afternoon. A putting match will take place at 2:30 o'clock, and in the evening following the table d' hote dinner, open air movies featuring Wallace Reid in Excuse My Dust" will be enjoyed.
 MISS NATALIE MIDDLEBROOK of Fairfield and Miss Elsa Hoerle of Laurel Beach will be hostesses for tea at the Weatogue Country club on Saturday afternoon. An inter-club match with Naugatuck Country club, at Naugatuck will be played. Mrs. Earl Hayes has offered a prize for the putting contest and a ladies pro- gressive doubles tennis tournament with prizes offered will be in order. Mems singles are to be started with the finals on Labor Day.
 hlSS MARGARET M1LNOR, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. H. Mil nor of Fairmount Terrace, Stratfield, is enjoying a two weeks vacation motoring to points of interest.
 MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES BEERS of Sratfield leave on Monday for Thousand Islands and Lake George for a vacation trip. T. oG Housatonic avenue, Stratford, leave next week for a motor trip through Massachusetts, where they will visit friends in Boston, Mass.
 MRS. KENNETH DIBBLE and her daughter, Miss Gladys of Pine Plains, New YoHk, are the guests of Mrs. John PheIan of Lordship Manor for the remainder of this week.
 MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS LONG, STRETH of 6 7Nash Lane, are enter taift1ns Mrs. Longstreth' h'sf sister, Miss Mary Finley of Boston, Mass, for several days.
 MISS LAURA NICHOLSON of St. Louis, Mo-, will return to her home today after being entertained for sew eral weeks by her sister, Mrs. Eldon Flo of Rowsley street.
 MIR. AND MRS. WALTER H. BILLIARD of the Lafayette apart ments leave tomorrow to be the guests of Mrs. Bonnell Crane of New York; at her cottage, The Cat Tails" at Twin Lakes.
 MRS. T. J. MCGUIRE and Mrs. Margaret Phalon of 235 Vine street have returned from a two weeks stay at Lake George.
 MRS. MARY C.'wEsTcoT who is entertaining, ,.s at a house party in WaterviIle, Vermont, gave a house dance in her guests honor on Thurs day evening. Among those attending from this city are Miss Mary Cooney, Miss Agnes Smith, Royal Clayton, and Raphael Gufolio.
 DONALD ROOT of Wood avenue has returned from a brief stay in New London, where he was enter tained by friends
 THE MEMS F'RATERNAL AUXILIARY of Grace M. E. church of which A. G. Keeney of Clintor avenue is president, will enjoy a clam bake and outing at Lordship Manor tomorrow afternoon. S. H. Calhoun will serve one of his famous bakes. Baseball, bathing and other sports will be in order. The men have invited their families and friends to attend.
 MISS EDITH MASON who is con- nected with the Bridgeport Brass Co has returned from a vacation spent in Hartford where she visited relatives.
 MISS MARGARET GRIFFITH of Clinton avenue is vacationing at Tall Pine camp in Bennington, New Hampshire, for the remainder Of this month.
 A LARGE SUBSCRIPTION dance will be given on the roof garden of the Liberty building for the benefit of the Sisterhood of the Park Ave nue Temple on Saturday evening. August 22. Mrs. Benjamin Brown stein of Brooklawn avenue is chair man of the committee in charge.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN CLOVER of Fairfield are receiving congratula- tions over the arrival of a baby daughter born yesterday in New York city.
 MISS MARGARET HURLEY of Washington avenue who is staying at Twin Lakes. is entertaining as her house guest Miss Marion Mccarthy of Park avenue.
 MISS JULIE CASHIAN of Poplar street has returned from Hartford where she has been visiting friends for vacation time.
 HAROLD CONE of Norman street is enjoying a vacation trip visiting up the Hudson.
 THE RgEAWAFs aGOUPLE,' '' featuring Hugh Shields, who is well known in amateur dramatics, will be given this evening in the Stratfield church. After the play a social time will follow and refreshments will be served.
 MISS SUSAN ANDREWS of Wash fngton Court is attending the Univer-
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