The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-28
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MISS BETTY H-AVENS, daughter of -ol. and Mrs. Elmer H. Ravens or Clinton avenue, is Q visiting with her ,ster, Mrs. George Brown of Worces- CT, Mass, for several days
 MIR AND MRS. WALTER B. sAEHIAR and family have opened up heir summer home in Goshen where hey are now residing
 MIR AND MRrS. HARRY IVES and laughter, Miss Virginia, and sons, Edward and Wadsworth, of North iyenue left last week for their cOun- ry home in Washington for the sum- ner season.
 MRS. MILTON HEATH, nee Miss liary Louise F,oste<,2and small 'daugh- fer of Cambridge, Mass. are visiting Mrs. Heath's parents, Judge and Mrs. carl Foster, of North avenue
 NEWELL SMITH, son of MT. and Mrs. Horace Smith of Myrtle avenue, spent the weekend visiting d Dart mouth classrnate in Greenwich.
 EBW1AGsD wDIMOT, son of MT. and Mrs Frank wilmot of Clinton avenue, attending a conference at Silver Say, New York. MIR. AND MRS. NORMAN LBEJDS, sR, of Mill Hill avenue and sons, Eormah, Jr., Fuller. Richard, and laughter, Miss Betty, have closed heir home and opened up their cot age at Lordship Manor for the sum- ner- season
 RICHARD MILLER, son of Mir. and Mrs. Guy Miller of Sterling Place has returned home from Taft school, watertown, New York. for the sum meF.- vacation
 = GEORGE FOSTER. son of Judge and Mrs. Carl Foster of North ave- hue. has returned home from Exeter Academy, New Hampshire for the summer vacation period.
 MISS GRACE THOMPSON of Nor nan street will leave the last of this week to spend the summer with her parents in Midd1etown, New York. z, WILLIAM J. PICKETT of Cath crime street, spent the week end in Philadelphia with friends.
 THE LADIES' AUXILIARY of Letter Carriers will give a whist par " at Forester's Hall, Cannon street pny July 14th. Playing will start rrorzptIysat 8 o'clock A cordial in tftation is extended to members and heir friends. Attractive prizes will 5szawarded.
 MISS CATHERINE MACPHAIL
 
 Scotland for six months visit. She will, be met by relatives there where sae will be entertained extensively. 1A-aE~ fSg'y
 MISS ANNA WESLEY of 575 No- hle avenue is visiting with friends in Hartford for two weeks.
 MISS BERTHA GIPPERT of 3O2 Mountain Grove sereet is being en- ertained by relatives in Bellaire, Ohio. for fortnight's visit.
 MRS A. w. MEYERS of New York city is the guest of her sister Mrs J. M. Walsh of Mckinley street for. month.
 MISS GERTRUDE GEBEAU of 24 :anford avenue is spending her vaca- ion in Providence, Rhode Island
 MIR. AND MRS. J. F. BERGER o1 Central avenue are spending several rays-at Center Moreche vacationing
 MISS FLORA WATT of Higgins avenue left for Buffalo, New York 10 spend several days with friends
 THE CLASS OF 1919 of the Bridgeport High school will hold a lance tonight at the Fairfield Beach oaviiion- Graduates and tn cir friends nave been invited to attend the socia tnair- The committee in charge in- dudes Harold Ashley, chairman. ant uelen Schwerdtle and John McKeon GEORGE E. SIvERS, president O, he Seaside Gun cI1b- is attending the ,ationaf Trap Shoo:ers'9 tournamen r Maplewood. New Hampshire. MT Sivers left Bridgeport Saturday ant will make his headquarters at the Ma '2lewood hotel all this week and vii return to the city next Sunday.
 MISS CHARLOTTE LOWE of g: oroeroect street is enjoying two weeks risit with relatives in Enfield. Conn
 MISS MARGARET WALSH of Nc kinley avenue. left last week for he vacation which she is taking b, stopping at various points of interes through Massachusetts.
 
 MISS HOPE KELLY of Park ave que entertained as her house gues oyer the weekend Miss Laura Koh CT. of New York city
 
 AN IMPORTANT meeting of tn Executive board of the Bridgepor Art League and the chairmen of tn Tarious committees will meet tomor :ow morning at 10 o'clock at tn aome of Mrs. William Sailer o y Washington avenue. Everyone urged to attend, as this meeting i most important. ---=- ~e 4, MISS GRACE SCHN NEIDER, o uawley avenue, will leave this wee iNr Boston, Mass, where she will viSi