The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-24


 avenue is visiting with relatives in New Jersey for several weeks. q CHARLES SKINNER of Sanford avenue will entertain his roommate from New York over the weekend for; the McNeips the dansant on Sat urday afternoon. MRS. FRED. ATwATER of Colo rado avenue is visiting friends in the metropolis over the weekend.
 MIR. AND MRS HENRY W. CEIAPIN and daughters, Misses Mar ion and Blanche of 24 Richardson street will leave next week for Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire for several days vacation.
 FRIENDS OF Mrs. Roy Youngs of Judson place, Stratford will be sorry to hear that she sprained her ankle recently. s-~
 MRS. J. J. ROSE of s44 North ave- nue is .sojourning at South Chebeau- due Island, Maine. 7--~'
 MRS LEO c. LYON of Court1and Hill will leave on Monday for a sev- eral weeks trip in the White Noun
 
 friends in Boston, Mass.
 MISS JENNIE E. DOWNING of 269 Laurel avenue is visiting with friends in Amston, Conn.,, for a week.
 THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR so- ciety of the Peoples Presbyterian church held delightful picnic today in the Fairfield woods when a lunch eon was en1oyed and 0an1ea nIaved Miss Beth Williams was in charge of the day.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN s. FORD have returned to their home at 286 Laurel avenue after an absence of several months during which time they toured to various points of in- terest.
 MRS. G. W. MARSHALL of New man place and daughter, Miss Lucille left this week to be entertained by relatives and friends in Pennsylvania. JAMES KELLY of Norwa1k will arrive in this city today to spend the 1 weekend visiting his parents on Noble avenue.
 ISAAC HOWE of Fifth street has | returned from a trip to Port Jeffer- son where he visited friends. MIR. AND MRS. ALEX ROBINSON, MT. and Mrs. Norton, MT. and Mrs. Strandt, F. C.. Jones and Bernard Setzer were recent guests at the New 1 town Inn, Newtown. MISS, AMELIA ARNOLD and Miss Mary Brew have returned after | spending a week in Hattertown as guests of Mrs. J. W. Behn. | MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT TUR- NEY of Iranistan avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter, born last week.
 l MIR. AND MRS. FREDERICK KELLER of 32s4 Main street were 1 the guests of MT. and Mrs. Reuben J. Keeler of Bridgewater, recently. | MRS. JAMES BANNON and | daughter, Mary of Lewis street, are spending a week in New York City.
 MORTON GILLETTE of "A Park | street left today for a weeks vacation in Atlantic City and Philadelphia WALLACE BRADLEY of Park | avenue is enjoying a two weeks va cation at Fairfield Beach. | WALTER GARRITY of Grove street is the guest of friends in New | York.
 MISS DULCE McPHAIL and Mrs P. Murphy of North avenue were visitors in New York on Wednesday Miss McPhai1 recently took the agency for the North River Insurance company in this city.
 MRS. DAVID RHOADES of Kine street, Stratford, arrived home today after spending a few days in Flush. ing, L. l., and New York City.
 MRS. EDWARD INGLIS of TGras mere, Fairfield. left the city Tuesda, to spend month in Vermont MRS. FRANK A. PATTERSON O. 33 King street, is expecting her sis ter. Mrs John Peterkin of Plainfield N. J., next week. Mrs. Peterkin vii spend the month of August at Mrs Patterson's home. MRS. H. H. DE LOSS of Parl Place is spending a few days in Stam ford, Conn.
 [ MISS CATHERINE LUCY of Nobl avenue is spending the summer il the Adirondack Mountains f MISS ROSE KENDALL, has sever :. ed her connections with the Bridge !, port District Ordnance and is nov enjoying a two weeks vacation at he home.
 5 It is predicted that simplicity o = treatment and lack of overtrimmin y will be the keynote of the fall dresses l. Among the new designs are simpl coat dress effects, simple drapes an e simple chemise styles in cloth an = silk