The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-05


 Hartford, formerly of this city, were the guests of Mrs. Doy1e's sister, Mrs. J. D. Abberton of this city, be- lore leaving for Indianapolis, Ind, where they will visit friends. They Will make trip to the Pacific coast before returning
 The Connecticut Froebel Normal Kindergarten school held it's alumni luncheon at noon today in the Strat- neld. Miss Helen Losanitch, a Ser olan glrl who came to this country with Sergt. Ruth Farnurn. told about the conditions in her home country. Overe fifty graduates at tended the luncheon. Philanthropic work for the Serbians will soon be begun by the members of the school,
 Mrs. Harvey HubbelI will be June chairman for the women's committee of the Brooklawn Country club, when number of special out of door events have been planned Tea hostesses for the month are Mrs. John R. Woodruff, Mrs. Lewis B. Curtiss, Mrs. Hubbell and Mrs. Frank A. Cantwell. A dinner dance will be arranged for next Saturday and Monday, June IA. Mrs. w. J.
 
 women golf competition. A putting match will follow the luncheon on June IT and movies will be shown. June 19 and 26. Through the cour- tesy of MT. Hubbell, the Harvey Hub. bell band will give a concert June 10 from 4:30 to 6:30.
 Miss Eunice Newman, whose mar riage to Bradford Warner, will take place on Saturday afternoon, June 12, at the First Presbyterian church will have as her attendants, maid of honor, Miss Christine Newman; bridesmaids, Mrs. Robert F. Weed. formerly Miss Martha Lashar, Miss Anna Swinnerton, Miss Eleanor Bar tram and Miss Elizabeth Ravens. The best man will be Sherman Windsor and the ushers will be Norman Leeds Jr., John Wheeler, Jr., Palmer Sen for and Ira Warner.
 The Thursday Afternoon Thimble Club will hold food sale and bridge on Wednesday afternoon, June 16, at the Brooklawn Country club. The proceeds of which will be used in continuing the philanthropic work of the club. The committee in charge includes Mrs. Frank c. Hunt, Mrs. L. M. Cornwall, Mrs. Alvin Bruel Mrs. Dudley Morris, Mrs. John Field, and Mrs. Maturin Waldo.
 Miss Rena Mathewson, who has been spending the winter in Florida has returned to her home on Cottage street.
 Albert Lavery of the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.,, spoke to the upper <,1a of school at an assembly yesterday. MT. Lavery's subject was "The secret of business success; the three O's-Op- portunity, Organization and Optim- ism"
 The Bridgeport Art League will hold it's regular annual meeting on Friday, June II. at the Anne Hathe- way cottage in Beardsley park. Mem bers are asked to gather at 12 o'clock and bring box 1uncheons. Election of business transacted. Mrs. F. Mer- ton Hammond will preside.
 MT. and Mrs Albert E. Lavery of 3s3 Mill Hill avenue will leave for Troy, N. Y, next week to attend the commencement exercises at the Elm ma Willard school, where their daughter, Miss Sally Lavery, is a student. Miss Lorraine Armstrong, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Armstrong, and Miss Frances and Miss Mabel Jennings, who are also students at the school. will return home from the school following the exercises.
 MT. and Mrs. Willard D. Stanley of Beechwood avenue have opened their home in Monroe for the sum- mer.
 Mrs Frank T. Staples of 549 Brook1awn avenue will open her home on Wednesday. June 9, for card party, to be held under the aus pices of the Mary stillnan chapter of the D. A. R.
 Miss Lauretta Daley of s41 Iran istan avenue, entertained at her home on Thursday. at a misce1lan- eous shower in honor of Miss Ella Murphy of this city, who is soon to become the bride of Edward s. Smith. She was the recipient of many beautiful gifts. The color scheme was orchid and white, and orchids were also used in decora tin g the home. The guests irclude Miss Beatrice Burns, Miss Mae Karley, Miss Margaret Lavery, Miss Mar guerite Mannix, Miss Beatrice Law cry. Miss Gertrude McBride, Mrs. Julie Mahunt, Mrs. Edith O. Fitz- gerald. Mrs. Sadie Martin. Miss Eliza beth McPadden, Miss Rhea Filson Miss Helen Daley, Miss Lauretta Daley, Mrs. P. L. Daley, and Miss Ella Murphy.
 Miss Dorothy A. Cohen. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Cohen of Park place, will be graduated tonight from New York University Law school. After the commencement ex- ercises Miss Cohen will return to this city.
 The Friday Evening Book Club held its weekly meeting at the home of Mrs. George Bradshaw, 20S0 North Main street this evening.
 Mrs. Amelia Belknap and son, Albert E. Harvey of this city, have