The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-10-20
On The Tip Of
 The Tongue


 MRS. CARLETON STERLING of
 New Rochelle. N. >Y., will entertain tne' members of the Thimble club at Aner nome on Thursday at an all day
 meeting. Members are planning to
 motor there in time for luncheon
 MRS. J. M. OTIS of Mill Hill ave-
 nue is sojourning at the Wayside Inn, in New Milford, for the remainder of
 fhis week.
 1 THE. FIRST OF THE SERIES of 3w ednesday evening dances will begin Tonight at the Elks, club on State
 street Rapps' orchestra from New k7aven will furnish music for the oc- ANNOUNCEMENT HAVE been re-
 ceived iR this city telling of the birth
 pI daughter born to MT. and Mrs. ldeber Durham of New York city on kOct. Is. Mrs. Durham, who was Miss Margaret Derby before her mar
 r1age, was 8. resident of Stratford, Where she taught in the public
 Bchools. MT. Durham is one of the 4nstructors at Columbia University. l2The child has been named Margaret sMelissa Derby Durham.
 MRS. ALBERT FRENCH of Yale street was hostess for a double shower given the other afternoon in honor of Miss Kathleen Banks of Fairfield avenue, who is soon to wed. John Pet ltigrew of Park avenue, and Miss Edith Paddock of Fremont street, who IS to become the bride of Robert Bed worth of Pittsburgh, Pa, formerly of This city. Many beautiful gifts were fpresented the brides-to-be and jolly lafternoon was doent. Miss Paddock was recently graduated from Yale tMusic school in New Haven and MT. EBedworth from Yale Scientific school. n of Stratford will entertain the mem Ebers of their bridge club at their home tthis evening.
 MS. THOMAS TAYLOR of War wick avenue, Stratford, entertained several of the performers at the Strat- fford Chautauqua at her home over
 the weekend.
 IS GENERAL AND MRS. HENRY A. BISHOP of Washington avenue will EOpen their camp at Carr Pond, Car Etage, Maine, the first of November, at and Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant of Park EAvenue and Col. and Mrs. Elmer Ha- tyens of Clinton avenue. Fishing and Ehunting will be the chief feature of the camping expedition.
 MIR. AND MRS. ANDREW MOTT Eof Fairfield avenue are visiting friends and relatives in New Britain 1OT several ! MISS JANE COLBY of Park ave-
 nue spent the weekend in New York tcity visiting friends.
 A WEDDING OF LOCAL INTER- EST will take place in Norwalk on |Saturday, October 30th, when Miss Gertrude Close of that city and The odore Warford of West avenue will
 be united in marriage. Miss Close is
 well known here where she fre- quently visited. MT. Warford is con
 nected with the Lake Torpedo and a
 Country club. MISS FLORENCE JOHNSON of Benham avenue was hostess for shower the other evening in honor of
 her sister Miss Lillian, who is to be-
 come the bride of Sigurd Kleven of
 Brooklyn. New York, next month
 Halloween decoration and favors
 were used effectively.
 MIR. AND MRS. JOHN PECK of 1 311 Main street, have returned to
 their home after an extensive motor | trip to Canada by the Niagara Falls
 route.
 MRS. THOMAS KANE and son l Joseph and Miss Julia Kelley of Barnum avenue, have returned to
 their homes after two weeks visit | in Cleveland, Ohio. During their stay | in Cleveland they witnessed one Of l the games of the World series
 A MEETING OF THE TUESDAY | AFTERNOON Rector's Guild of St Georges church was held yesterday | at the home of Mrs. Henry Kelly, 755 Clinton avenue. Plans for the l November Fair were discussed. | THE WEEKS schedule at the Ser l vice center of the Y. W. c. A. on Bar | mum avenue is as follows: Monday, 1 basketball practice, baseball, volley
 ball and cooking; Tuesday night l gymnasium; Wednesday night, sociai dancing and sewing class; Thursday | night, bowling at the Stratford alleys | Followed by roller skating at the ser | vice house; Friday evening, fancy
 -dancing; Saturday evening, public | dance; Sunday afternoon open house from 3 o'clock until six for boys and
 girls A new class in thrift has just l been started and will probably meei on Thursday evenings. Miss Marie l Donaldson, budget system expert al l the Bridgeport Trust Company, will fAddress the gatherings.
 A CABIEGRAM HAS RECENTLY