The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-31

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MISS ALICE CURTIS, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis b. Curtis of
Waldemere avenue has returned from
New London, Conn.,, where she has
been entertained by friends during
the past week.
MR.. AND MRS. F. S. RRANDES
of Fairfield avenue are enjoying an
extensive motor trip over the Mo-
hawk Trail, stopping to visit at var
iouS points of interest
MRS. PERCY COwLES of Noble
avenue entertained a few intimate
friends at tea the other afternoon
to meet Mrs. Fred Slauson, recent
bride from Texas. Mrs Cowles guests
included: Miss Helen Morrow, Mrs.
Christian Marco, Mrs. Everett Ma
guire of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs
Douglas Overbaugh.
MEMBERS OF the Christian En-
deavor Society of the Stratford Con-
gregational church, enjoyed a moon
light sail on the Housatonic river the
, other evening in Captain Hopkins
launch Refrestm were served on
{ board and a jolly evening spent.
MRS. WILLIAM GILBERT of Bar
mum avenue is entertaining as her
house guest Mrs Everett Masure Oh
I Springfield. Mass.
PERCY COWLSE Of Noble avenue
is on a business trip to Boston, Mass,
and vicinity.
MISS BEATRICE CLARK of North
MAIN street, Miss Dorothy Marie or
madison avenue and Miss Hazel
Dickson of North avenue, have re-
turned home from Pleasant Valley,
Conn.,, where they have been WISHING
! for the past week.
MISS MARION CHEW. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs William Chew, of
Fairfield avenue expects next week
to have Miss Dorothy Dunno of New
York City as her house guest. The
two young ladies were room mates at
Mt. st. Vincents Seminary on the
Hudson
FRIENDS OF Mrs. c. w. Thomas
Of 92S Kossuth street will be sorry
TO learn that she is confined to her
home, with Illness
MISS ISABELLE PORTER of 756
North avenue leaves on Monday Tor
jackson, New hampshire to enjoy a
| lengthy vacation
MISS DOROTHY LANE has re-
turned to her home in New Rochelle,
New York, after being entertained at
the home of her cousin, Miss Maude
Lane of Park street for the past ten
days.
HARMONY REBECCA LODGE,
mo 26, L o. F., will hold its annual
outing tomorrow at Sacks Grove, Z54
Goddard avenue. All members are in
vited to be present
MISS LEILA DURF-EE of 263 Col
.den Hill street returned today from
her vacation which she spent in Pro-
whence
MISS MAE HICKEY of Connecticut
avenue is spending two weeks in At
lantic City.
MISS LENA JOHNSON, Y. w. G..
A. secretary at the Golden Hill house,
has returned to the city after camp
ing for two weeks in Southington,
Connecticut
MR.. AND MRS. DANIEL e.
BRENNAN of "a Washington Ter
race, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
T. HOLSTER and daughter, Mary, of
Shenandoah Valley, Penn, are enjoy
ing a motor trip to Washington, d.
C.
MRS. ANNETT d. FLOOD of South
avenue leaves on Monday for Vine
! I'D where she Will be
extensively entertained by her school
time friends and Mrs. William Cor
son who was her maid of honor at
her wedding Mrs. Flood will be away
for three weeks and will also visit
relatives in New York City en- route
home.
MRS. THOMAS MURPHY and
daughters Misses Pauline and Annet-
TIA of Manchester, Conn, are expected
in this city on Saturday to remain
for several days as the guest of Mrs
Murphys mother on South avenue.
MRS WILLIAM COULTER OF
Beechwood avenue has left for Shelf
field. Mass, where she will be reg
istered at the 'Elmhurst' for the re-
mainder of the summer.
MRS. MARY ROGERS and her
daughter, Miss Helen, of Clinton ave-
nue. have left for Atlantic City, New
Jersey where they will remain fol
several days. Enroute home they
will be entertained in New York city
by friends
MRS JESSIE HOLBECK has re-
turned to her home in Greenwich
after being a house guest of her sis
ter Mrs Fred Hedegarde of 304 Col
.oraIio avenue for the past few weeks
MISS AGNES FORBES of Cowle:
street has returned from the Cats
kill mountains where she has beer
visiting her sister, Miss Marion
WILLIAM A PARTEE, JR-, O.
Warren street who has been a sales
man for the Royal Typewriter Co.
in this city has recently been appoint