The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-30

A DELIGHTFUL surprise party | took place at the home of Henry Nel- l son, 334 Warren street. on Sunday night, in honor of his graduation from | the Bridgeport High school. Dancing and games were enjoyed until late hour, when a lunch was served.
 The guests included Miss Theresa Hartman, Miss Ruth Pa1ey, Miss Bes- sic FTeid, Miss Eleanor Quinn, Miss Amelia Hartman, Miss Mary Jones, Miss Sarah F.reid, Miss Betty L<ebe- rum. Sidney Reback. Alexander Nel- son. Louis sherman, Abe Lippen. ls~ adore Freid, Henry Abraham of Law renee, Mass, MT. and Mrs. s. Capit- man of Hartford. Miss Kate Nelson Benjaarlin Fredd.
 MIR AND MRS. J. COGEEN and chill dren are spending two weeks in New ark. N- J.
 MIR AND MRS, M. ABRiAHIAM of Lawrence, Mass, are spending a few weeks in Bridgeport visiting Mir. and Mrs. M Quinn of Lenox avenue
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN J. HAIR RINGTON of Burnsford avenue have opened their summer home at Lake Housatonic, where they will spend week-ends
 MRS. MAX COHEN of 77 James street is visiting friends in New Ha- ven during the week.
 ANNOUNCEMENT have been re- ceived in this city of the wedding of Miss Ethel Chandler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Connor of New Ha- ven and Charles Henry Hitchcock of ! this city. which took place on Sat urday evening at the brides home. Miss Gladys Baldwin was the maid of honor and Roy Bowers of this city, best man. Upon returning from 1 the honeymoon trip the couple will reside in this city.
 ] AT A REGENT meeting of the I board of assistants of the Connecticut l Society of Mayf1ower Descendants, l which met with the governor, Col. | Charles B. Thompson, at his home in Hartford on Saturday, June 26, sev- | eral members from each city were | elected to the society. Mrs. Robert
 Louis Zink was the selected one l from here.
 MORTON BUTLER of e2s Warren | street, will visit with Joseph Lavin ot ] Boston, Mass, over the Fourth oi July. Both young men were class 1 mates at Middlebury college, Yer 1 mont
 MISS MARGARET HUGHES o1
 Washington avenue, who is to sail foI
 Panama tomorrow on the -'Christo- bel" to visit Iieutenant-Comm
 and Mrs. Morris Gilmore for the
 summer, was entertained by few
 friends last evening, who came tt
 bid her 'fbon yoyage.''
 BEREAVEMENT among the socia
 events of the season was the recep ton given by MT. and Mrs. Jonathan
 Godfrey of t'The Oaks,' BrookIaw1
 park, yesterday afternoon. The in
 terior of '@The Oaks was attractive
 1y decorated for the occasion. Mares
 of New York, catered and the GouI
 Many out of town guests were bid den and the invitation list numbere, 500 in all.
 THE WEDDING of Miss Agne
 Lee, daughter of Mrs Bessie Lee o
 French street, and Cornelius Hub bard of Winsted, took place yester day morning at St Patrick's churct Miss Loretta Cunningham was t.C@ +
 sted, acted as bes< man. The usher
 were John and William Lee Afte
 the ceremony a reception was held a the brides home. The couple wi reside in this city on French stree , after the honeymoon trip Miss Le . was formerly connected with tn : Connecticut Co.,, and MT. Hubbard i
 a marine engineer.
 , THE FAIRFuELD Beach Gu will open for the season on Saturda with a dance in the evening. Man l of the members have already take
 advantage of dip in the brin
 deep during the hot spells. A serie of five dances will be held throug the season closing with smasquerad, : The committee in charge are as fol : lows: Miss Dorothy Northrop, eMis
 Margaret Neithercut, Mrs Bradfor l Warner, Mrs. John Field, Mrs. BeI 8 tram Ainsworth, Mrs. George I 8 Brett, Jr., Mrs. James McKinne, e Mrs. George P. Brett, ST., and Mis l., l Sarah SturgeS.