The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-08

1"o1aoey another tournament will be held at the club, and the highest six teen will qualify for the prize offered by Mrs w. J. Grippen.
 The Wednesday Morning Art club will hold the annual meeting and basket luncheon on Thursday noon at the Anne Hathaway cottage in Bearasley park when election of of- fieers will be held and the annual reports read. Mrs. Charles Fleming hae served as president for the club during the last term, with Miss Fan nie E. Werdin, vice. president, Mrs Morris B. Beardsley, secretary, Miss Minnie Walters corresponding secre- tary and Mrs Wilbur A. Smith treasurer.
 Mrs. Harry c. Ives, 2072 North avenue is convalescing after an op- eratien performed at t--e Bridgeport hospital recently.
 Mrs. Alvin c. Bruel will be hostess for a tea on Friday afternoon when she will entertain for. Mrs. Eugenia Barker whose engagement to Hubert Morley, formerly of England, has been announced.
 
 Main street was hostess for a meet ing of the executive board of Mary Siilf,aan chapter, D. A. R., yesterday afternoon at her home when plans were completed for the special meet ing of the chapter on Monday after noon, in Odd Fellows hall, on Broad street. Members of the chapter will attend the Flag Day exercises at Sea. side park immediately after the meet ing. Mrs. Strong will open her beautiful gardens some time this month for the annual fete of the chapter.
 Mrs, Lawrence M. Cornwall will be hostess for the meeting of the Thursday Thfmble club this week. The club has issued cards for the annual bridge party to be given at the Brooklawn Country club, Wed- nesday June 16. The food sale will be held at 2:30, with bridge at g. for which attractive prizes have been secured for the ten highest scores Tea will be served following the bridge. Cards for the bridge may be secured form Mrs. D. c. Paterson, 2112 North avenue.
 Announcement is made of the mar riage of Miss Lena Dolid, daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Dolid, of 539 East Main street. and Morris Friedman of New York city, which was celebrated at the home of the brides parents, Sunday night. Rev. William P Wit tenstein ofhciated at the ceremony. After their wedding trip to Catskills and Atlantic City. N. J., MT. and Ms Friedman will reside in New York city.
 The Ladies' Union of the Park Street Congregational church will hold the June meeting at the church on Thursday afternoon. The annual meeting has been postponed to June "A. when @ luncheon will be held by the Union and the Fullerton Memorial Circle at the church. The annual election of officers will take place at that time.
 A very successful whist was held last evening at Lenox Hill on Lee avenue by the pupils of St. Pater's church. The proceeds, which will be large, will be devoted to the church building fund. Those who were in charge of the whist are: Mrs Ca therine Hanley, Mrs. Dennis Kelly. MT. and Mrs. John Lyons. MT. and Mrs. Drowsord. MT and Mrs. Richie, MT. and Mrs. Donnelly. MT. and Mrs T~trick FitzPatrick and Miss Mary Conklin.
 children's party in honor of the opening of the playgrounds at St. Nincent's community house will take place on June 26. The girls club at the house will have their first sum- mer hike on June 12. A new tennis club has just started. The mem bers practice at Beardsley Park each Tuesday night Miss Elsa Bassett is teacher.
 Miss E. M. Persal1 of Long Hill was pleasantly surprised on Saturday evening at the home of Miss Jennie E. FitzRoy. 70 Edna Avenue when many of her friends gave her a mis- cellaneous shower in honor of her approaching marriage to MT. E. Nal colm. The house was prettily deco rated with flowers and in the dining room the color scheme was yellow and white. A huge basket covered with yellow crepe paper, and filled with yellow and white flowers form ed very attractive center piece.
 Among those present were: Mrs, William Green; Mrs. E. P. Becker, Mrs L. Caldwell of New Milford Miss J. Japp. Miss W. Japp. Miss B. M. Wilcox, Mrs. William Frederick, Mrs. Joseph Musante, Mrs. H. L. FitzRoy, Miss E Sadler, Miss Maud Cadler Miss M. Mathewson, Miss I. Mathewson. Miss F. Grasse, Miss F. M. Pearsall and Miss Jennie Fitz- Roy.
 Philip Mccoy. formerly of this city has again taken up his residence here for the summer. MT. Mccoy is a student at the Carnegie institute in Pittsburgh.
 MT. and Mrs. K O. Cyrus. 32 Ha- zelwood avenue, have. opened their summer home at Lordship.
 L. B. Matthias president Of ; the Bird and Nature club, has extended d an invitation to all bird lovers in the vicinity to attend an illustrated lec- ture upon "The Land Birds of New England" in the High school, June To- at o'clock. Game Warder Wilbur Smith, who has such an in- timate knowledge of bird and flower life in this vicinity, will be the speak