The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-11
On The Tip Of
The Tongue

Tomorrow there will be a steak roast
and swimming party. M1Ee Hazel
Haymon is taking charge OF this
weekend event and reservations may
be made through her at the Board Of
Recreation.
MIR. AND MRS. STANLEY KEEL
LOGG and family closed their camp
at South Kent for the seaeon and
wood avenue.
MRS. WILLIAM LANDSMAN Of
Maplewood avenue entertained at a
card party and tea at her cottage at
Fort Trumbull Beach yesterday after
noon for forty of her intimate
friends.
MISS SELMA SCHWARTZ Of 40
and Essie Cohen Of James street will
attend the large dance given by Mis-
Dorothy Sagal at her homo in New
Haven%this evening.
MISS EDITH GOLDMAN Of Beech
wood avenue is enjoying a vacation
journey to points of interest before
resuming her studies at Columbia
University where she is studying
journalism.
wELTON HoTCHKIss left for
Detroit, Michigan, this week to re-
sumo his position there after q vacA-
ton of two weeks with his family in
Fairfield.
MISS DOROTHY COHEN Of Park
Place has returned from South Nor
walk where she was the house guest
of her room mate, Miss Eve Efefron
of New York University.
MR.. AND MRS. r. VICTOR COLE
and daughter, Miss Lois, Of 335 Gin
ton avenue, left yesterday for Kent
to spend a week.
DIR. AND MRS. W. ]. SOUTHEY
of John street, Miss M. Hickey and
Miss F. Backus have returned to their
home in this city after several days
vacation tour of the White Noun
tains, AMI visits in Boston, and Mar
ragansett Pier, Rhode Island.
MRS. c. NATHANIEL woRrHEN
of North avenue will open her home
for a large tea and fair for the bene-
fit of the Mary Sillirnan chapter.
d. A r.. on Friday afternoop, Sept.
IT. Mrs. John r. Woodruff and Mrs.
Harry E. Wadham will assist
MISSES CORDELIA AND CATH
ERNIE FORD, daughters Of Mr. and
Mrs Allen Price Ford of Rushing
place, are entertaining several guests
at a house party over this weekend
at their camp near Kent, Conn.
MISS MARGARET SCOTT of Nor
man street was rendered a kitchen
shower last night at the home of
Miss Elsie Stewart of Greenfield HILL
Games and musical selections were
enjoyed during the evening and a
bountiful supper served. Those pres-
ent were: Miss Natalie Delvin, Miss
Betty Neary, Miss Mildred Avery.
Miss Helen Beach, Miss Margaret
DAILY, Miss Gertrude Hope, Miss Ma
RE Hesseler, Miss Elsie Stewart, Mrs
T. Doran, Mrs. H. Abbott, Mrs. W.
Scott, Mrs. w. Gustavson and Mrs.
w. Stewart.
MRS. WILLIAM d. BISHOP of
Norman street accompanied by rela-
tives is enjoying an extended motor
trip over the Mohawk Trail.
MISS ROSE SIEGAL of Sanford
avenue is sepnding the week end in
New York city and will take her en-
trance examinations for Barnard col
lege.
son avenue left today for a two
weeks trip which she will spend
visiting with friends in New Britain,
Conn
BEFORE BANKS OF PALMS, la
vendar and white asters, Miss Ade-
laide Pons, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Louis J. Pons, of Devon became the
bride of William Oscar Mathews OF
500 Bridgeport avenue on Thursday.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. G. Everett KnoIlmeyer. Miss
Nellie Porter, organist of Christ
church in Fairfield played the we'd
ding march. Mrs. Stephen Clement
of Danbury was matron of honor and
little Doris Day of Roxbury was
flower girl. Oscar Widinghon acted
as best man. After the reception the
couple left for n honeymoon trip for
two weeks, motoring to points of in
terest.
AN OUTING AND OVERNIGHT
the Y. NJ. C. A. for Saturday and
Sunday. A party left by bus at 2:3o
O'Clock for Devils Mouth, one of the
beauty spots of Connecticut.
GEORGE EAME,S of the Stratfeld
hotel motored to Springfield, Mass,
to spend several days visiting friends.
MISS ALICE ADAMS. daughter of
Major and Mrs. Ernest Adams of
West avenue leaves on Monday fof
Dean Academy. Franklin. MaaA., to
take up her studies for the winter.
CHRISTOPHER RICHARD of
Howard avenue has returned from a
brief stay in New York city.
AMONG THOSE entertainin9 at
dinner parties preceding the Service
club dance last evening at the