The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-09-04

MIR. AND MRS. F. G. BEvANS of Detroit, Michigan, have been the guests of friends in Stratford where hey resided up to a short time ago. MIR AND MRS. JOHN FAY and place, left today for a weekend motor 1fp through the BeT4zshires.
 FREDERICK FLEBTCH of Connect cut avenue witnessed one of the big league games at the Polo grounds in New York city on Thursday.
 BERNARD SETZER of the Strat- field hotel Is entertaining his son, Louis, of New Koch ellie, New York, over SSabor Day.
 MIR. AND arRS RAYMOND JONES of Grant street are soon to move into their new residence which is nearing on Elm street, Stratford.
 ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE of the engagement of Miss Harriet Bur- ritt Bassett, daughter of Francis H. Bassett of ITO Salem street, and Earl
  Bassett is a graduate of Bridgeport High school and Allenghaney College, and is extremely popular in this city. MT. Osterhoudt is connected with the Lake Torpedo Boat Company.
 MRS. JOHN HUDSON of Omaha, Neb., will be the guest of MT. and Mrs. E. N. Sperry of 300 Park place, over the weekend.
 MIR AND MRS. E. O. HULL and Miss Gladys E. H1ln of 1903 Iranis- tan avenue. have returned to their home after motor trip to Detroit
 MIR. AND MRS. A. H.. BILLIARD and family have returned from a mo- tor trip to Maine.
 MISS MARGARET ADAMS, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. c. E. Adams of ing with relatives and friends in Bos- ton, for several days. -
 MIR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD L. MARSH and son of Fairfield avenue, have returned from Madison Beach, where they have been spending the summer months.
 MIR AND MRS. s. KRISTEN o1 Greenfield Hill are enjoying a motol trip over the holiday weekend.
 DINNER RESERVATIONS at the Brook1awn Country club for this even ing are as follows: MT. and Mrs Thomas B. Lashar will entertain 8 party of eight; Mrs. Fred. S. Seeley four, and MT. and Mrs. Lawrence Cornwall, eight.
 THE SECOND September band con cert will be given at Beardsley Parl on Sunday, Sept 5. fSom 3 to o'clocl by the Coast Artillery band. The pro gram will be as follows: America | march, General Miles, by Head overture, Morning. Noon and Night, by Suppe; selection. Algeria b. Herbert; descriptive, By the Suwane River" by MydaIeton; waltz, 'WiIh el mina," by Hall; selection, La Somm bula." by Laurendeau; Star Spangle, Banner
 THERE WAS A merry party a 1 Seaside park on Thursday when 2 l yo ngsters from the Bridgepor Orphan Asylum enjoyed holiday l The afternoon was spent in swimmfn 1 and games after which there was 1 basket luncheon.
 | THERE WILL BE A dinner danc | with music furnished by Taylor ! orchestra at the Weatogue Countr l club on Labor Day. Several reserva I tions have been made for the tabl | d'hote dinner During the afternop
 an obstacle putting match will be i 1 order, also a ladies doubles progress ] i've tennis tournament with prizes o1 1 fered by Misses Harriett and HeIe | Hyde and Miss Helen JenniSon. Th l qualifying round for the officers GU I will begin with prizes for the Io' 1 gross and met scores.
 MISS LESLIE MCCARTHY, who
 summering at Fairfield Beach, will [
 hostess for a large dancing party tn
 evening for members of the young s' ; here-
 LUNCHEON WILL BE SERVE
 on Labor Day at the BFooklaw l Country club. An approaching ar , putting match will be on schedu with a. prize offered by Mrs. Willia , T. Haviland. A match play golf con , i petition with handicapS has also bes arranged
 MISS MARY ELIZABETH COOl FEY, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Willia 3 Cooney of 5o5 Gurdon street, has T r turned home from Waterville, V r where she has been a guest at a hou
 party given by relatives.
 MIR AND MRS. CHARL
 1 CHOATF of Brooklawn avenue ha D returned home after vacationing
 the Maiane Woods for the summ
 l months at their camp