The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-25
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The T MRS. LEROY TUTHILL of Clinton avenue, will be hostess for the next bridge party at the Black Rock Country club on Wednesday, assist ed by several other members. These parties will be held weekly during the summer and are proving most popular affairs for the members and their friends. Several nice prizes are offered and tea is always served. MISS HELEN JOHNSON, of 75 Rowsley street, will return to her home in Lynn, Mass, next week for the summer vacation. Miss Johnson is a member of the teaching corps at Maplewood school. t MRS. EDGAR WILLIAMS of Park avenue, is expected to arrive home from Westminster, Vt, this week. where she has been visiting her son and family at their farm for several days. R
 MISS MARGARET HUGHES,
 
 Hughes of Washington avenue, will sail next Wednesday for Panama to visit Lieutenant t-Commander and Mrs. Morris Gilmore for the summer months.
 MRS. ROBERT CRUDGINGTON of East Eaton street, has returned home after spending several days with friends and relatives in Grand Rap ids, Ia.
 MRS HARRY STERLING of Wade street, is visiting with Mrs. Nelson Downs of Pelham, N. Y, for merly of this city.
 ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the engagement of Miss Marion Weston formerly of Stratford, now of Los An geles,s Cal, and George James Grif- fin of Stratfield road. The wedding will take place here early in Septem- Der.
 MIR. AND MRS. BRADFORD WARNER have returned from their honeymoon trip and are residing on the Post road ins Fairfield. 1 Mrs. Warner was formerly Miss Eunice Newman, daughter of MT. and Mrs. c. M. Newman of S25 Laurel ave- nue, a recent Drlde.
 MISS LOUISE ATwATER, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Fred Atwater of Colorado avenue, has as her house guests, two college classmates from Smith college, Northampton Miss Margaret Penny of Buffalo, N Y, and Miss Emma Smith of Louisi- ana.
 
 LOSS and daughter, Miss Marjorie of Park place and MT. and Mrs. Clin- ton Barnum Seeley of Engleside park, will motor next week to Man chester, N. H., where they will re- main over the Fourth of July.
 MRS. RALPH SHERRY of Park avenue, is expected home from At. lantic City, N. J., this week, where she has been sojourning for fort. night.
 MRS. FRANK A. CANLNELL O the Stratfield hotel, will Be hostess for tea at the Brooklawn Countr. club on Saturday afternoon. Ther, will be a ladies' putting match, witI a prize offered. In the evening after the regular table d'hote dinner the movies will be The Cinem; Murder" An added attraction vii be the women's golf competition.
 MRS. F. IT. FARGO and Mrs E C. Spargo will be hostesses for tn tea at the Weatogue Country club to morrow afternoon. There will be putting match and ladies' progressiv tennis tournament with prizes offer ed The finals in the ladies' doubl tournament must be played off O. July 4.
 MISS CATHERINE COG4GAN, wh is connected with the American Chaii company, was among those who wit messed the Harvard baseball game last Tuesday.
 MISS SYLVIA ROMANO, of ~265 Ce dar street, who is employed in the Cit Clerks office, will leave on her vaca ton Saturday morning. She wi spend two weeks at Camp Makonike5 Marthas Vineyard, Mass.
 MISS MAE ROCK. of Fairfield, ha returned after spending a pleasar visit to New York city.
 MISS MARCIA RET WATT of 35 His .gings. street will be among the grou of Bridgeport girls going to Camp Ma konikey, Martha's Vineyard, Mass, fc her summer vacation.
 MISS LOIS MUrEHFHY, of & Popla street, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jame Wright, Pottsfield, Conn.,, for si weeks.
 MISS ANNA DUGGAN of 96 Ger avenue entertained at a social part last evening. Fortune- telling was u feature of theexe4linss entertain ment. and those present were. Mi. Ethel Rogers, Miss Lois McCarth Mrs. John Nadel, Miss Edith Tifbbal Miss Mae Craddoclz, Miss Florenc Miss Ethel and Mrs. F. Rogers.
 HENRY HTRSCH1F1EM1D of Ne York city visited MT. and Mrs. Hirschfeld, of S19 Dewey street, f