The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-07-16

MIR. AND MFRS. REMsEN McKIM
OF Elmhurst, Long Island, are expect
ed the first of next week to visit with
Mrs. McKim's parents Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Stagg of 151 West avenue for
several days.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES LOGAN
and daughttr Mis- Catherine of Fair
field avenue left today for a motor
trip to Maine.
Mr.. AND MRS RoDERrcK ].
MACKENZIE of Blackman Place are
now in Tenant Harbor. Maine, where
they will remain for a fortnight
MFRS. GEORGE BUSHNELL of 119
Iran1stan avenue Is visiting with her
sister In Norwalk, Conn.,, for several
day.
MR. AND MRS K. ]. DAvEN-
FORT Of Beechwood avenue, have re-
turned from a weeks motor trip
through the White Mountains.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN of 1850 Fair
held avenue will spend the week end
with his parents in Middletown,
Conn
GENERAL AND MRS. HENRY A
BISHOP and daughter Miss Henri
eta and son Henry Jr-. motored to
their summer camp at Carr Pond.
Portage, Maine, for the season They
VIII entertain several guests.
MR. AND MRS WILLIAM WEB
STEER and family of Brooklawn ave-
nue., are at Kennebago, Maine, for
several weeks
MISS ESTHER DUNN and Mrs.
William B. Marsh will be hostesses
for tea at the Weatogue Country Club
tomorrow afternoon There will be
a ladies progressive tennis tourna-
ment and an approaching and putting
match with a prize offered by Mrs.
p W. Finnegan- In the evening af-
ter the table dhote dinner dancing
will be In order with music furnished
by Tay1or's orchestra Many reserva-
tions have been made. The men will
have a second round match golf
play for tho Fairchi1d cup offered.
MISS DORIS BOOTHE, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William Boothe of
SHatfield is visiting friends in Water
town. Conn, for the remainder Of
this week
MRS JOHN FIELD of Brooklawn
Park will be hostess for tea at the
Brooklawn Country Club tomorrow
afternoon The club championship
women's tennis singles will open. A
prize viii be offered A scratch first
round play Of golf will be in order
for the men In the evening the out
of door movies will be Maurice
Tourneau in THE Lite Line"
JUSTIN WILSON of the Park
Place club has returned from an ex-
tended trip to Ottawa, Canada
CAPTAIN AND MRS. HENRY E
STHLINGS have moved from theil
residence on Park place to New York
city where the Captain will take w
new duties. He recently received hi:
release from the district ordnance
department here where he was con
nected with the personnel division.
MRS. DE YER c. WARMER O
Linden avenue has left for severa
days visit in Washington, Conn, t.
visit with her mother Mrs. Frient
W. Smith, Jr-, Of Fairfield avenue
who u sunmertng at her countr.
home there
MRS. JOHN FIELD of Brook1aw1
park has returned from Michiga.
where she has been visiting with he
mother-in-law, Mrs William Field 70
the past fortnight
Mrs. ROBERT WEED of Bling
hamilton. New York, is at the HON
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Waite
B. Lashar of Goshen until the frs
of August
MISS BETTY RAVENS, daughte
OF Col and Mrs. Elmer Havens {
Clinton avenue. left today for Ne
York city to visit Miss Ervann
Bowen, her roommate at Emma Wi
lard school, Troy, New York.
MISS CELIA MORA of Havan
Cuba, who has been visiting with h,
brother Captain Edward Mora
North Main street, left today for
months stay at the hotel Bellaclair
New York city. She will later enje
a motor trip through Canada wit
friends before returning to this cit
MRS. MERCER BLONDEL
Cleveland avenue is entertaining
her house guests her mother Mrs.
B. Dwyer and daughter, Miss Agnes
Washington, D. c.
WILLIAM PARSONS of Nor
Main street is enjoying a two wee
vacation motoring to points of int
est Mr. Parsons is affiliated wi
the City National Bank, as Payil
Teller.
THERE WILL BE an importa
meeting of the Bridgeport Art LeaS
next Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock
the newly purchased homestead
clinton avenue. Important busine
will be discussed and a large atten
ance is requested. The members e
joyed a outing today at the An
HathewSy cottage at Beardsley pan
EARNTD ANDREWS of Golden H
street left this city for his home
Providence, Rhode Island, where
Will enter into a new field of bl
iness. 81 - a1=
MISS MARY LOUISE PECK
Franklin street has returned from
-, a