The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-09


 garden flowers, and dainty refresh ments- were served. Among those present were: Mrs Nathan Whtpple Mrs. Harold Clark, Mrs. T. Rice Da-. wis, Mrs. E. Walls, Mrs. A. K. Black man, Mrs. Ollie Righter, and Mrs. Mark Pinkham.
 zelwood avenue entertained at four tables of whist at her home on Friday afternoon. CHARLES STEVENS has. returned to his home in Danbury after visiting friends here over the past week end. MISS EDNA NORTHROP of 2,O5o Nortff avenue left Saturday for South Hartford, New York, to be en- tcftained by friends for a week.
 MIR AND MRS MANCOULIER, George Brill. and Alexander Gazatti, all of New York city, motored here to be entertained by friends over the week end.
 MISS DOROTHY NORTHROP, daughter of Mr-,-ands Mrs Joseph W. Northrop of North avenue, has re- turned from brief stay in the me tropolis.
 MIR. AND MRS. CHARLES CLAPP, JR., of New York, are the house guests of Mrs. C1app's mother, Mrs Thomas Hood Macdonald of Brook lawn avenue. for several days.
 COL. AND MRS. MATHEW Fl. ROGERS of Washington avenue, left by motor on Saturday for Maine, for the remainder of this month
 MISS MARCIA DELBRIDGE of Elmwood place, is spending several days at Delaware Water Gap, with friends.
 MISS ESTHER BRADSHAW of Fairfield avenue, is enjoying a. two weeks; vacation in Atlantic City, N. J., with frien dsI -- ,-.-- ,,. ---.--- MORTON BUTLER of Warren street. spent the week end in New Haven visiting friends.
 HAROLD HALEY of Fairfield ave- nue, has been entertaining several of his college chums from Cornell Uni verssity for the past few days. They are en route to South America.
 THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Anna Lambert of 80 Huntington road and Milton Davies Blank of 1O7 Fremont street, was announced last evening at party given in honor of the couple by MT. and Mrs. Prescott T. Nichols, of 31 Euclid avenue, Stratford.
 MISS ANNA CORMACK of 116 Hanover street, and Miss Alice Mo Donald of North avenue, will return tomorrow to their homes after spend ing two weeks at Buffalo, Niagara. Falls and Canada
 THE UNDER ER-GRADUATES of St Vincents hospital will hold late summer dance at Fairfield beach Casino this evening.
 MISS AGNES GILLIAN has return ed to her home. 119 F'remond street after a week at the Litchffeld house at Bantam Lake.
 MRS. Fl. M'MANN and Miss Edith Mcann of Barnum avenue, Stratford arc spending a few weeks at Lake George, N. Y.
 MISS NANCY BERG of Carlton av- enue is the great of friends in West Haven for few days,
 MISS MAY AND MISS JENNIE
 
 returned after spending a few weeks at Lake George, N. Y.
 LEROY HERMAN of Wells street has returned after week spent in motoring over the Mohawk Trail.
 THE MANY FRIENDS of Miss Sally Cormack of 116 Hanover street will be pleased to hear that she is re- cuperating at her home after a serious operation performed at St. Vincent's hospital about two weeks ago.
 MIR AND MRS. N. GILMAN oi Yonkers, N. Y. spent the week end ir this city as the guest of Mrs. Gelman's parents on Colorado avenue.
 ON ACCOUNT OF the incIemency of the weather on Saturday afternoon the ladies progressive doubfes. ten his tournament was postponed unti this afternoon, when the tournarne n started at 4 o'clock. Miss Isabel Iewi of Mill Hill avenue was in charge Prizes were offered for the winners
 MIR AND MRS. CHARLES LIND SAY of Colorado avenue have as thei guest Walter Heppensta1l of Pitts burg, Penna., who motored here fo SeVcrdl odys VlSit
 MISS LORETTA PEASE of Nortl Main street is spending the remain d CT of this month with her parents il Poughkeepsie, New York, where sh formerly resided.
 MIR! AND MRS PAssoJT of Woo Avenue, left thisSm ornfne by aut for the -Catskill and other places o interest.
 T. SACKETT of Carroll avenue, ha returned from a brief stay in Nauga tuck. Conn.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH KILL and daughter. Miss Madeline and sor Junior, of Park avenue, returned yes terdAy from a several days motor tri over the Mohawk Trail.
 MISS AGNES M'GIJiRF, of PAr