The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-29

raft Tor their summer camp at the Adif5ndacks League club Little Moose Lake, New York, for month. --PHILIP SHERMAN, son of MT. and Mrs.Herbert Sherman of Laurel ave- nue,-ieft this week for a boys sum- mer-camp in Maine for the season.
 CHARLES SMITH of Stratford has returned home from the West where he .fIas been spending several weeks rsruperating after. being confined at ho1rlewith illness for so long a per- fod.-
 THE WEDDING of Miss Helen Louise Smith of East Main street and Frank McCutcheon of Ann street will take ~place tomorrow morning at = o'clock at St. .Mary's church. Miss Ietty Cureau and Walter Schul- theiss will be the attendants s>, MISS JULIA CAMPBELL of 95 James street and Bernard Caulfield of 1238 North avenue will be married torfprrow morning at St. Augustine's church at s:3O. Mrs. Mary Kenney and Anthony CaulfieId will attend the bridal couple. IAN NOC-~GftME E4NI lo Ildue OI lic wedding of Miss Kate Leigh Perry, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Francis Burr Perry of Mill Plain and Cling ten B. Taylor, which took place on Wednesday,, June 9, at o'clock at the home of her parents. Rev. Allan E. Beeman, rector of St. Paurs Ep1s- Gopal church, performed the cere- ra,ony.- Miss Perry's sister, Miss Eliza Perry,-was the maid of honor, while Burr Perry, was the best man. re- oeption was held immediately after the ceremony at the home of the brides parents, at which only the Immediate family was present.
 MRS. H. LANGZETTEL of West port, will entertain the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's club on July II. The members will bring basket lunches, and the hos tess will serve other refreshments The club will meet atsIReads corner at 4:15 and will trolley to Westport centre, where Mrs. Langzettel will meet them with automobiles, to con I&y%the party to her beautiful coun- try home mile and a half out Of Westport.
 SAMONG THE members of the United Congregational church at tending the International Congrega- tional Council held in Boston, Mass, from-June 2s to July 6, in Mechan- ics' hall are as follows: Miss Emma r. Games, Rev. Richard L. Swain. Rev. and Mrs. M. J. Duncklee, Dr. William Horace Day, Mary Warren S. fAay,-Miss Annie Kelsey, Miss Jessie ~ B. Sherwood and Mrs. Mary B. Cur % tts---
 cDR. AND MRS. ANDREW Mo QUEENEY entertained at a house party at their country home in Chest nat Hill over the past week end. Their house, guests included: Miss Katherine RussellA Miss Katherine McElroy, Miss Florence Richards, Miss Ruth Halsey, Miss Angelus Cum ningham and Miss Isabel Evers.
 MRS G. II. RICHARDS of North avenfIe, left this week for Worcester N.iss-,- to visit relatives for three Weeks vacation.
 MISS MAE PENNY of Bruce ave. nne,-left this week for Westerley, R E; where she will spend the entire simmer.
 THE BRIDGEPORT Hebrew Or. J6han -Asylum will open their minia ture carnival at 175 Ellsworth street tomorrow night Arrangements havt been made for automobiles to conve. passengers to the carnival. A sat of numerous articles will Etake plac, during the evening. In the event O incle nient weather, the carnival vii be postponed until the next day.
 MISS LAURA KATZ, of Sanfor, avenue, is visiting in New York cit. during this week.
 SHELDON FOSTER, son of Judg and Mrs. sCarl Foster, of North ave nue, left%thiss morning, to sspend tn summer vacation camping in Nev Hampshire.
 MISS JEANETTE TERRY, of Nev York--city, spent the weekend in tbi eity.as the guest of her grandparents Mri--and Mrs. J. Weinstein. of IT Marion street. The announcement has recently been made of the en gagement of Miss Terry to Natha Schine. son of MT. and Mrs. Davi S9hine of Norman street.
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 -ANNOUNCF7MEIN MEINT is made of tn wedding of Miss Rebecca weinstie and B. Wasserman of this city. O Sunday. in the French street hal when Rabbi William R. wittenstie oficiated.
 MIR. AND MRS. SANFORD BEER of Newtown have taken one of tn new apartments recently complete on Washington avenue.'--0f9 @F.
 :. DIR. AND MRS. HARRY D. BRIG of Providence, Rhode Island, are re ceiving congratulations over the al rival of a baby daughter born O June 18th at their home The chil has been named Virginia. Mrs. Erie was formerly Miss Katherine knigi of this city.
 - MISS MAY NEWMANN of 5 State street is visiting friends in Ne Haven for several days.
 ~S.MR.. AND MRS. J. w. ROBERT efi Bartram avenue have returne from Lake George where they hay heen sojourning for a fortnight.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN W. BRA