The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-26
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III = - -. MIR. AND MRS. CARL SIEMON. JR., have returned from their honey moon trip and arc visiting with MT. and Mrs. Carl Siemon, Sr., of Brook lawn Park for several days. Mrs. Siemon was formerly Miss Betty Tripp of Lynn. Mass.
 MISS ELIZABETH SHELBY of Brooklawn avenue entertained as her guest Saturday, Miss Josephine Clark of Milford who attended the McNeil the dansant and the dinner dance at tho Brooklawn Country club.
 MRS. IRA WARNER of Park place has left for a motor trip accompanied by . party of friends.
 MIR. AND MRS. DAVID GORDON and son, of Longm eadow, Mass, are ehe guests of Mrs. Gordon's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Fayette c. Clark of North avenue for a few days
 MISS JESSIE ELwOOD of Fair field avenoe is enjoying two weeks visit at East Hampton, Mass
 MIR. AND MRS. GERALD BRYANT of Park place have return ed from a motor trip through New York state.
 MRS CHARLES WOOD of CT Washington avenue and Mrs. William D. Bishop of Courtland Hill are tour ing through Europe for the summer months stopping at various points of interest to visit.
 MISS NELLIE WEED of Cleveland avenue left last week for weeks so- journ to be spent in Ridgefield. Conn. MISS MAFaJCGenE ARNOLD of Fair field avenue is spending two weeks in Hudson, New York
 MISS GLADYS BURRITT of Para disc Green has returned from Great Harrington, Mass, after a. delightful visit with friends
 MISS SOPHIE UMBEIIlAGEN of Poplar street, Stratford, has taken her vacation by visiting in East Orange. New Jersey, with relatives.
 MISS MAY MacPTIAIL of Myrtle court left today for Boston, Mass, to enjoy several days visit
 MISS FRaJDDFsR,A EGTRT. of Sedg- wick avenue, Stratford, will leave to- day for Atlantic City, New Jersey, where she will stay for a week and later Journey to Riverton, New York, for another week.
 MISS AGNES MILLER of Stratford is remaining in Boston, Mass, for two weeks
 MISS ANNA SIDES of West Liberty street has returned from Boston, Mass, where she has been entertained by relatives
 MISS MARION KEETIER of Lafay- etee street has arrived home from her visit in New Jersey.
 MIR AND MRS. ROBERT MIN TYRE of 33 Caroline street, an nounce the arrival of a daughter al St yincent's hospital on July IS Mrs Mcintyre was formerly Miss Josephine Mcguire
 MISS EUNICE AVERY has beer engaged by the Current Events clut of Stratford to deliver a series oi lectures to the members and theil friends on the first Monday of eact month. Subscription tickets may bt obtained from Mrs. Herbert Beers 8 OI IIeeTS UT hTS wa Perry of Southport
 IN HONOR OF Miss Lois Wolff who will leave this week for Ca1ifor mia, a shower and beach party wa given at Fairfield beach last weel by a number of her friends. Man. handsome and useful remembrance were received by Miss Wolff. Tn guests wore Miss Dorliskea Chaffee lot Crowley, Miss Mildred Carol, Mis- Violet Roland, Miss Dorothy Wheel CT, Miss Helen Schwerdtle, 'Mlas Ha gel Mclean, Misses Dorothy and Mis- Cyrilla Phelan, Miss Katherine Mo . Bride, Miss Margaret Rock, Mia Nor Monk, Donald Kimball, Wendell Mel low, Mrs. Roland, Mrs. Carooi, Mrs Mrs. Wadlow, MT. and Mrs. Kennet, Miller. MT. and Mrs. Charles Wheele and Mir. and Mrs. Charles Wolff.
 MISS CORA HENRY of West War ren, Mass, who has been srsndin several weeks with Mrs. G. W. Hasel ton of 323 Park avenue, wNa tn given by her hostess on Friday even ing. Miss Henry returned Ne he home yesterday.
 THE MEMBERS of the D9delit Sewing Circle will hold an outing to morrow to Walnut beach, wheH9 the will be the guests of Mrs. HAwar Sanborn. The group will meet g Reads corner at 10 o'clock.
 MIR. AND MRS. RALPH SHNRR of 951 Park avenue, enjoYeA tn weekend at Delaware Water f3ap. MRS. J. LORD of Fairfield eyenu is spending e week visiting M Ne Haven with friends.
 MISS MAY M'DONAI,D of HA1co1