The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, 1920-07-17
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at Compo Beach, are entertaining as
their house guests Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Sheehan and daughter, Miss
Beatrice, of Brooklyn, New York.
MRS. MARY sHEEHAN of 66s La
fayette street left today to visit her
son and family in New York over the
week end.
Mrs. EUGENE NORTON of West
avenue is at the home of her mother
in New York city for the remainder
of this week.
LOUIS KUTscHER, JR, of New
York city is home visiting his parents
on Clinton avenue for several days.
MFRS. ALBERT E. MACDONALD of
| Clinton avenue has as her house
guests Mrs. Frank Lowry of Column
bus, Ohio, and Mrs. w. D. Cleminson
of Chicago, Ill.
| MR. AND MRS. GEORGE MARA
| have reopened their home on Fourth
street after spending several weeks in
California.
MISS FNOSSIE PRISCILLA WILL
| KINS of 342 Logan street is spending
| the summer vacation at Middletown,
| Conn.
CLIFFORD CRUDG1NGTON has
returned to Akron, Ohio. after Wis
iting with his mother on Noble ave-
nue., for a fortnight
MRS. LOREN TREVOR CURT
RIGHT of Fairfield avenue entertain
| ed a few friends at cards at her home
| the other evening.
| MISS HELEN LYHNES, daughter
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Anker Lyhnes of No
| BILE avenue is visiting her aunt, Mrs.
| H. T. Bard in Columbus, Ohio, and
| will later be entertained by her uncle,
| w. D. Stoneman. of Detroit, Mich.
MRS. F. LANDES of 107 Gem av-
| enue, and daughter, Miss Theresa
Landes, and Miss Elsie Katz of San
ford avenue, will motor from this city
| to the Catskills tomorrow, where they
will spend two weeks.
MISS BIRDIE REICH of Harriet
| street, is convalescing at the Bridge
| port hospital, after an operation sew
| eTal days ago MISS fIelCn- IS COnnSCl-
ed with the. Manufacturers associa-
| ton.
| MISS WTLHFLMINA TRACEY and
William Comparato were married on
| Thursday morning at ST. Augustine s
church at 8 O'Clock. Rev. J. B. Mill
performed the ceremony The bride
was gowned in gray georgette trimmed
with bead medallions with hat to
match She carried bouquet OF
roses Miss Tracey was attended by
iMrs. Charles F. Mason, who wore a
blue georgette gown similar in design
to that of the bride. The groomsman
was John Comparato, brother of the
groom. On their return from the
honeymoon, which will be spent in AL
bany, the couple will reside at 216
Capitol avenue
ton of the Knights Tenplar enjoyed
an outing at North Port, Long Island
today. The organization chartered
the steamer 'HSebenoa'' for the trip.
AT LAST THE Recreation Board
was favored with a pleasant night fol-
one of their delightful block parties
The Barnum recreation center enter
tanned last evening on the playground
adjoining the Barnum school Besides
the dancing there were three mum
bers on the program Miss Margare
Rock entertained the children with
storytelling, Miss Cora Purviance lee
the community singing and Miss Ger
trude Bellucci gave an interpretive
dance entitled, THE Glow Worm" ]
B. Darcy, Helen Clark and Fred Mar
tin composed the committee in charge
ABOUT TWO HUNDRED employe:
of the Bridgeport Coach Lace com
pany enjoyed an outing at Rotor
Point yesterday. The program con
sisted of swimming and athlete
: sports. There were two baseball
. games One between the married and
= single men of the local plant, and {
second between the New York plan
team and the regular team OF the 10
cal branch.
: MISS EDITH HAZEN of Stat
street left today to spend a few week
at the Litchf1eld vacation house
( Bantam Lake.
t MISS MAE and Miss Jennie Casser
8 lev of 1877 Austin street started thi
afternoon for Lake George wher
they will spend two weeks
e MISS HELEN CALLAHAN of TIL
e State Street Y. w. c.. A. has returne'
t to this city after spending a vacation
| at her home In Boston.
= WALTER WARW1NCK1 of Mai
3 street leaves on Monday to spend
week at Camp Pootatuck, in tn
Berkshires.
II THE STATE STREET HOUSE Q
the Y w. C. A. will have a party thi
| evening at Fairfield beach. A do