The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-15

ing. Miss Emily Lingard favored
| with a number of piano selections. A
delightful lunch was served late in
the evening. Those present were:
Nellie Alling, Lillian Alling, Miss
Grace Noonan, Miss Dorothy Gard
mar, Miss Marguerite Nichols. Miss
Edith s-Porter, Miss Mildred Warner,
Miss Emily Lingard, Miss Florence
SchuItze and William Sniffen, John
Lang, Austin Humphreys, Jack
| Banks, Billy Rudd, Edward Eek,
Stephen Nichols and Carol Schultze,
Gordon Halves. Mr.. Smith.
I MISS DOROTHY BREENE of
Fremont street is spending a few
| weeks in Northfield, Mass.
| A NUMBER of Bridgeport women
will attend the Y. w. C. A. conference
| of the Eastern States which begins on
next Tuesday at Silver Bay, N. Y.
Those who will attend are: Miss Bea-
| trice Brown. Miss Marion Meachan.
Miss Augustine Kranz, Miss Helen
Robson, Miss Marguerite Adams,
Miss jeanette Kiskaddon, Miss Leila
warnes and Mrs. Mary K. stackpole.
MFR. AMID MRS JOHN LEWIS
GRII11S of 81 Myrtle avenue have re-
turned from a motor trip to Westerly
Rhode Island. where they have been
Visiting Mr.. Grills' parents for a brief
stay.
MIR. AND MRS. J. H. SERVATY of
Noble avenue have returned from a
visit to Boston, Mass.
. ERNIEST KEIG of New Haven is
stopping at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
]. H. Servaty of Noble avenue for
several days.
MISS EILEEN MANNING, daugh-
ter of Albert Manning Of 1857 South
lavenue, will leave for New York city
tomorrow where she will meet her
mother and sister who are arriving
from England, where they have been
visiting with relatives for several
months
MISS ETHF,I. PIGG of Laurel ave-
nue. and her niece. Miss Beatrice An
nan, will return home on Saturday
from camping life in the Berkshires.
MISS EDNA NORTHROP of 1850
North avenue was pleasantly sur
pr;sed with an aluminium shower at
the outing for the members of the
lUniversalist church, at the home OF
Mrs. James Coulter of Laurel Beach
recently.
MRS. H. WILLARD FLECK of La
fayette street is visiting with her sis
ter. Mrs. Frank Hoffman, of Clifton,
+ New Jersey, for several days :.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON at 2: 80
o'clock Miss Fannie Roos Momand
of Fort Worth, Tex, became the
bride of Earle B. Hoskins of 81
. Washington avenue, this city. Only
t a few intimate friends and relative.
were present at the ceremony which
t took place at Trinity Episcopa
church, with Rev. Richard H. Hatch
of Southport, performing the cere
, mony. The marriage comes as {
5 complete. surprise to Mr.. Hoskins
; friends and business associates in tn.
, Morris Plan bank, where he is sec
rotary and manager. Mr.. and Mrs
| Hoskins will reside at the grooms
! home after their honeymoon trip.
s MISS MARY HINCKS was ap
|, pointed chairman to take charge o
organizing a Junior League in thi
city, assisted by Miss Marjorie D
= Loss. A meeting will be held Oh
d Friday at the home of Mrs. J. Walk
r. err Hill of Dewey street, and tn
n election of officers will take place il
1t the near future.
MRS. JOSEPH stage Of Yves
If avenue, won the ladies putting priz
: yesterday afternoon at the Brook
If lawn Country club. The prize was
@ box of golf balls.
II FRANCIS HEAVY, of Ann stree
is visiting with his aunt, Mrs Fran
Foote of West Haven, for severe
days.
MISS GERALDINE SERVATY {
Noble avenue. is enjoying two week
vacation in the Catskill Mountain
with her aunt.
I MISS OLIVE BOWEN of Elmwoo
place. and her aunt. Mrs. T. Bowe
and daughter, Miss Aileen, are Va
cationing at Asbury Park, n. j., fl
ten days.
MISS IRENE LANGENEGGER
Park avenue, and Miss Lola Murpf
< of Congress street. are at Camp A
e | cadie. Sasco, Me, fog the remand,
3 of the summer
: FRIENDS OF Miss Louis Wiesn
e I of Maple street will be sorry to LEAF
that she is confined to her home
= illness.
MIR. AND MRS. T. F. MURRA
: and family of 1874 Noble avenue lie
:. for a motor trip touring through Ne
: England.
= MISS KATHERINE LENNON
, Washington Terrace will spend
E next week in Twin Lakes, Conn, wi
a ! friends.
: MISS IRENE MURRAY of MOI
e avenue and Miss Marion Dubee
y Barnum avenue have returned from
D vacation trip in Canada.
=. MISS MAY OLEARY of Noble 6
: enue has returned from New Hav
!. where she was entertained by re-
tives for several days.
a PATTERNS \ "LUXURY,'