The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-16

MISS ELIZABETH SHELBY of Brooklawn avenue, leaves tomorrow to visit her aunt Mrs. Chauncey Marshall of Lawrence Beach. Long Island for the remainder of this month.
 ABRAHAM LINCOLN, who re- sides at 1150 Fairfield avenue. has returned to this city after spending the weekend with his parents in Middletown, Conn.
 MISS OLIVE COOK of North ave nue left today to join her parents in Cleveland, Ohio. where she will make her future home.
 MISS CHARLOTTE MEEHAN of New Haven is spending few days in this city as the guest of Miss Gene vieve Crehan of Fremont street.
 MISS MARGUERITE DAVIDSON of 30. Garfield avenue and Mrs. Mae Coffee have returned after several weeks spent in the Catskills
 ANTONIO FUCCELLO and daugh- ters, Emma and Nellie, of Middle street spent the weekend in New York
 RONALD AND CHARLES WARD of Park avenue. James and Joseph Cummings of Lafayette street and Frank Mccarthy of Railroad avenue, left today to spend, two weeks at Twin Lakes.
 MISS BETTY CREHAN of AT Fremont street, will entertain for two weeks, Miss Marie and Miss Kathryn Meary of Washington. D. c. WILLIAM A. DEWITT of Myrtle Court is enjoying a pleasant vacation camping in the Adirondack Noun tains.
 MISS NELLIE DONAvAiN of Myr- tie Court returned home from Bel lows Falls, Vermont, after several days vacation spent there.
 FRANK MCCARTHY of Myrtle ave- nue left Saturday for a vacation trip to Twin Lakes, Conn.
 MRS. CHARLES WHIITTEGN of IIau- rel avenue had as her weekend house guest, Miss Ruth Aiken of Meriden. ON WEDNESDAY EVENENG the employees of Conlin & Green Co, on Elm street, will enjoy a social time at their cottage at Fairfield Beach. Swimming and dancing will be par ucipated in and a roast held on the beach.
 TTTE AVIGNON CLUE will meet on WedneS at the home of Mrs. Emma ]. Van Stone of Laurel avenue A of iS hrainpr nNla fnr philanthropic work in this vicinity.
 DIR. AND MRS. THOMAS P. CaAUNT, and J. Herring, all of New York city, with Benjamin Joy, of Boston, Mass, were entertained as weekend house guests at 'The Oaks,'' by Mr. and Mrs. Jona than Godfrey. s'- MISS ETHEL LYNCH of Park street will become the, bride of Thomas Hogan on August 23. In honor of the bride-elect shower was given recently, at which Miss Alice Heating of William street waS hostess. Miss Lynch received many handsome gifts. The home was pret- tily decorated with pink and green crepe paper. Music and dancing was enjoyed during the evening and buff fet luncheon was served.
 MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS BRACKEN of 8 Herkimer street, en- tertained a number of friends at a housewarming at their new home Saturday evening.
 MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE SMITH of 40 Pierpont street, have as their guests for a few weeks. their grand son. George w. Fry of Altoona. Pa The hosts recpntlV a delivhf party for their visitor.
 MISS ESTHER SJODIN of 16s William street entertained at hel home Friday night in honor oi Miss Mae Cox. Miss Cox received many beautiful presents at the sur prise miscellaneous shower. The guest of honor will become the bride of George Warn. next week.
 MIR. AND MRS. PATRICK MAGUIRE of 676 Park avenue en tertained Mir. anu Mrs. John Maguir' and son.. of Wallingford over th weekend.
 MISS MARIE TROY of 1o96 Nobl avenue and Miss Helen Wells of Warrington court have returned afte spending three weeks at Lake Georg and Saratoga Springs. N. Y.
 CHIEF MACHINIST MATE Johl L. Coffee of the U. S. S. May, is tn guest of his brother-in-law and sis ter, Mir. and Mrs Siemon Crehan O Freemont street
 THE ANNUAL FIELD DAY of tn Blessed Sacrament church will b held on August 21. afternoon and eve ming, at the Newfield ball grounds. musical program, a baseball game, mock trial, athletic contest and al oldfashioned supper will be anon the many attractions.
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 MISS ROSE STAINE of 1928 Nortl avenne left today for vacation trip il Hadlyme, Conn.,, where she will visi relatives.
 MISS ANNA McGRATH of Fairfiel, avenue is sojourning in Jacksonville