The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-30
On The Tip Of
 The Tongue

MRS. STUART STEVENSON of Ardsley yOn-Hudson. was entertained here by Mrs. Edwin Hoyt of Seavfew avenue, at luncheon yesterday. Mrs. Stevenson was formerly Miss Irene Davis, a recent bride and Mrs. Hoyt was Miss Louise Powe.
 JOHN HINCKS, son of MT. and Mrs. William T. Hincks of Park place. is visiting classmates of Yale Uni versity, at Thousand Islands, for a fortnight, after which he will sail for England and France to spend the summer months visiting friends.
 MRS. SAMUEL T. DAVIS of Ards ley. formerly of this city, is being entertained at the home of Mir and Mrs. J. Percy Baruam of Caritas Island. Stamford, for several days. -ss
 A MISS ELIZABETH BASSICK and -protheh, Webb, daughter and son of MT. and Mrs Edgar W. Bassick. of 1000 Fairfield avenue, left this week for Canyon City, Col, to spend the summer, Accompanied by Mrs. Wm- Parks, who winters in S1e1n6neld, Mass
 ERsS. w. H. HAM of Brooklawn park, has returned from New York city, where she enjoyed a brief stay.
 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL of the Washington Park Methodist church will hold its annual picnic on Thurs day at Roton Point MT and Mrs. H. A. Chaffee have charge of the events of the day and promise all at- tending a, jolly time.
 PAUL BETyCahER, son of MT. and Mrs Max Beuchler of 7T4 Clinton avenue, spent few days in New York city this week.
 JUDGE AND MRS JOHN PULL MAN of UnquoWa Hill, will entertain l of July, MT and Mrs Charles F. Por- | ter of New Rochelle, N- Y. MIR AND MRS C. w. HUGHES and daughter, Miss Rose, of Canaan | road, StraHord, are sojourning il Philadeiphia, Pa, for several days MISS DOROTHY SMITH of Hollis ter avenue, has returned to her dutie, at the Southern New England Tele ! phone Co, after a months Hines
 
 Hampshire
 | MIR AND MRS FRANK COLE RICK of Jersey City; Miss Ella Cole rick of Blackstone, Mass, and Mis- Agnes [. Peabody of New York city are the house guests of MT. and Mrs George w Smith of 3s2 East Mai | street, for the McCutcheon-Smitl nupdals today
 SEVERAL YOUNG MEN hay formed a club and taken cottage a | Myrtle Beach for the summe months The following are members George McCoombs. John Solon, Harr Donley, James Broderick, George Da and Andrew KearnS-
 THE ENGAGEMENT of Miss Dor othy Sniffen, daughter of MT. and MT. NJ T. Sniffen of Colorado avenue an Harry Shropshire of Terry place,
 member of the firm of Chamberlai
 & Shropshire, has recently been an
 nounced- Both are well known an popular among large circle (
 friends The wedding will not talk place for some time
 MIR AND MRS. DAVID Mo | CARTHY of North avenue have re turned from a visit with friends i
 Sandy Hook
 THE COMFORT CLUES week. card parties which have been so su, , cessful and enjoyable througho1
 the winter, will be discontinued du,
 ing the warm weather owing to th
 fact that so many players have 1e the city for the summer months. 5 FRIENDS OF Wilbur Shropshir l son of Harry Shropshire of Ter1 place will be sorry to learn that he
 confined to the Bridgeport hospit. 7 undergoing an operation :, MIR. AND MRS. FRANK HOPSO and daughter, Miss Grace, of Co ! orado avenue, have left for the home in Kent for the summer seaso MRS. MAYBELLE JACKSON ar = daughters Misses Esther and Dor ] of New York city are the house gues , of Mrs. Jacz1son's brother at his hon on Lafayette street for several day