The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-12


 Sasco Hill, Southport, will entertain as her house guest this week, Miss Elizabeth Barber of. Mechank, Pa.
 THE SERVICE club will Issue Aoo invitations for their dance next week. which Is to take place at the Brook lawn Country club, on Sept 10. Witt stein's orchestra, from New Haven, will furnish music and this will mark the opening event for the young peo- pie for fall before they return to their respective schools to pursue a course of studies.
 FRANK wILMoT of Clinton ave- nue, has returned from Sheffield, MasA, where he has been visiting friends for tho past few weeks
 HARVEY HUBSELIa JR-, of Long Hill, Ia entertaining several house guests from New York at 2 house party at the country home of his parents.
 MRS JUSTIN WILSON. Of the Park Place club, will be hostess for home for several intimate friends. About 50 invitations have been is sued.
 THE BLOCK PARTY whsch was scheduled for this evening at tho cor ncr of Bank and Main streets has been poetponed. The Stta1nnan still party which was to take place tomorrow night w-n take piace tonight
 WTLLIAnL J. PICKETT of Cath crime street., who has eeen spending a few days in Albany, N- T., has re- turned to his home
 MISS AhATrGAHET KE#1FE of the Chamber of Commerce is spending a fow weeks in Maine
 SERGEANT AND MRS CLIFFORD NELSON, formerly of this city, have now taken pp .their residence in AL bany, N- Y- Sergeant Nelson Is con nected with Marine recruiting stations and has been transferred tp Albany MISS BOrXSIBEI, HARVEY of Court1and street is entertaining her mother, Mrs. William J. Hughes, of Boston
 MIR AND MRS PAUL HINE of Brooklawn Court entertained several house guests recently
 MISS HELEN MCGUIRE of Park avenue will motor to Ocean Beach on Saturday with a party of friends
 MISS ISABELLE GREGORY of 49S Hawley avenue has resigned her position at the United Illuminating Co, and accepted one at the Con- necdcut National Bank
 ALLEN MORTON BEARDSLEY of Maple street, Stratford, and Ed ward Dargan of Suatford. motored to New London today to attend the luncheon given for the New England Engineers
 MISS CATHERINE CoLGAN of Beach street left today for Colonial Inn, Woodmont, where she will re- main for a week. and then journey to Long Branch, where she will visit for another week. Miss CoIgan will be accompanied by several New York friendA
 MISS STELLA MOORE and Miss Edna Moore of Tom Thumb street Misses Grace and Katherine Ayres of Harfield avenue and Miss Eunice Wells of Wheeler avenue have taken a cottage at Silver Sands for a month
 MISS AGNES LYNCH of Broad St. has left to be entertained by friends in Baltimore. Maryland, for the re- mainder of this month.
 MISS BEATRICE CHAPMAN of Waterman street is sojourning in Paterson, New Jersey, for several dayar s-t"a s-a {
 MISS EMILY WAGNER of Con- cord street is being entertained as the house guest of friends in Green deld, Mass.
 MISS KATHERINE MORRISSEY of North Main street is enjoying sew eral days rest in Great Harrington, Mass.
 THE WEDDING CEREMONY of Miss Frances Smith of North Main street and Raymond Faulkman of Atlantic street. took place yesterday It St. Augustine's church. A small reception was held after the cere- mony at the brides home. Upon the return from the honeymoon trip, the couple will reside in this city.
 MRS. GEORGE MAYNARD MIN OR, president general of the D. A. R. has sent out cards announcing that her studio will be open to the public Saturday and Sunday afternoons dur Ing August from until 6 o'clock Her studio is at Oswegatchie, Water. lord station 22, East Lyme trolley. A choice collection of painting of the k.e Robert C. Minor will also be ex hibited. Mrs. Minor is an artist O, note and is visited by people from III parts at her annual exhibition.
 MISS MARJORIE DE LOSS O Park place will entertain her cousin Miss Betty SchNnann of Evanston Ill., for the remainder of this month
 OVERWORkED MOTHERS May Again Have Energy. Vitality an,