The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-07-16
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in Stratford yesterday where she was
a guest at a luncheon party.
MISS ETtHlEI1 ROSS of Hancock
avenue will leave tomorrow for a two
| weeks Avacation trip in Atlantic City,
New Jersey, accompanied by friends
from New York state.
THE PICNIC which was to have
| been held yesterday afternoon by the
| Tuesday afternoon sewing class of ST.
| Vincent's Community house, was
! postponed on account of the threat
| enins weather and will take place on
| next Monday afternoon. Mrs. Fran
| els Sullivan of the Colonial courts will
chaperone the party. The nursing
class at the Community house will
hold it's outing week from next Sun
day, July rs at Compo Beach. Miss
Katherine Tuitt, instructor of the
| class, will be the guest of honor.
A PARTY OF Bridgeport people
left this morning for a motor trip to
Cliff Haven, New York State, where
they will all enter the Catholic sum-
mer school at that place Those who
I are making the trip are: Miss Eta
Ryan of Ellsworth street, Miss Anna
3. COnn0lly Oh w GSIIl0lQ avenue, VhlSS
Margaret Waters of Lewis street, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. H LaMere of Garfield
avenue
THE PLAYGROUND at st. Vim
cents Day Nursery is now fully
equipped and has been in use for the
past week. The grounds are open
from 10 to IL in the morning and
from o'clock until 4 in the after
noon. At present Miss Elizabeth
Daley, matron at the house, is in
charge, but because of the volume
of her work, she will soon turn over
the care of the playground to four
High school graduates. who are now
in training for the work.
THREATENING WEATHER seems
to be destroying all of the glorious
program of block parties which was
planned for this week by the Board
of Recreation. The Newfield Center
party which was scheduled to take
place at Seaside dance pavilion on
Wednesday evening was postponed
until Tuesday of next week. The
Spruce street dance, planned for last
night, will take place next Thursday.
The band concert at Beardsley park
which was to have been held last
evening also, has been postponed until
Saturday night, from o'clock until
TO- Music will be by the Locomobile
band
MISS MILLICENT WALLENTA Of
+ North Main street expects Miss Eu.
, dora Ray of Memphis, Tenn, to arrive
on Saturday in time for the introduc-
tory reception she is giving in honor
< of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Rober'
: Wallenta, a recent bride from the
West Her guest will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer in this city.
r MISS MARY LANNON and Johl
K Griffin were united in marriage re
p Gently in the Church OF the BLESSED
s Sacrament by Rev Terrence B
e Smith. Mrs. Michael O'Connor wa
: the brides attendant and Thoma
Griffin was groomsman for hi
brother. The couple are NOW spend
4 ing their honeymoon in Buffalo, N. Y
u Mr.. Griffin is a member of the 1oca
o police force
MISS FLORENCE CRADDOCK o
Federal street, accompanied by he
nephew, Master George Lavery, @
Lind1ey street, left today for tw
n weeks vacation spent in Wesley, F
N l., and Watch Hill. They will b
IT the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Fran
II Getchel1 during their stay.
THE MANY FRIENDS Of Mis-
= Fra noes Hurley of s19 State stree
lie will be pleased to know that she hs
II been chosen to assist Miss Marquee
ST lite Boy1an of the National Cathol
Welfare Bureau, in her social wor
in Hartford Miss Hurley was graz
er uated this year from Bridgeport Hie
Of school Her time in Hartford du
w ing the summer will be devoted
Ia the organizing Of girls clubs.
j. the fall she will enter the Nation
Catholic college in Washington whe
she will take up extensive secretari
a, work
OF REV. HENRY ERSKINE KEEL
and family of Clinton avenue, lie
e. yesterday for a vacation in Main
oy Rev. Kelly is pastor OF St George
TN church
ANNOUNCEMENT HAS be-
OF made that the business mems no.
as class at the Y. NJ. C. A. will contin
T.: during the summer months. T
OF members of the class indulge in n
merous athletic sports. Those w.
are registered are William E. Else
tn man. A. T. Granger, Rev. Villa
ks Horace Day, DR.. H. E. Cook, P.
er- Gahan, Rev. Charles Simpson, W.
It'll Baird, D. w. Haggerty, T. T. Phillil
ng Rev. Donald Mcqueen, F. H. Bee
with, Angus P. Thorne, DR.. L.
Havey, Francis H. Harmon and De
mt | Miss ]. Kelly.
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