The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-01

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 The T mR. AND MRS. DAVID DAY of inton avenue, will spend the Fourth July as the guests of MT. and Mrs. John Ramsey and family of Hing ham, Mass.
 MIR. AND MRS. J. CARLETON STERLING of New Rochelle, N. Y., are receiving congratulations over the arrival of son born on Sunday at their home Mrs. Sterling was formerly Miss Katherine Calhoun of this city. MT. and Mrs. Sterling re- gently moved from Park place to thAir present residence.
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 pDWARD ROESSLER, son of Col. and Mrs s. w. Roessler of Growers avenue, Black Rock, has returned home from Taft school, Watertown, to spend the summer vacation
 MRS. J. ALEX ROBINSON of Sea- view avenue, has returned from Hartford Where she has be enf visiting friends
 MRS. JOSEPH BATES of Morris town. N. J., is visiting with her Parents, Col. and Mrs. S. w. Roess Nr of Growers avenue, Black Rock. Tor several days.
 MRS RAYMOND LEWIS of 12S Vine street, has returned from an extended visit with relatives in Chica- go, H. Mrs. Lewis will soon leave for the Adirondack Mountains to spend the summer months.
 ANNOUNCEMENT is made of the wedding of Miss Elsie Dubb, daugh- ter of the late Herman and Catherine ADubb, of this city, to William Gold Spith of New York city. which took ge Sunday in New York. The maid honor was Miss Laura Katz of this
 and the best man was Louis
 of New York. The bridal cou-
 Eft after the ceremony for an
 ded visit to Bermuda Islands.
 HANS FOR A PICNIC have been nged for the employees and their
 ies of the firm of r. L. Bradbury
 uly at SteepIechase park. In lion to the A25O employees from Pdgeport more than 100 others ex- cted to come up from the Long Is- hd City plant A baseball game be- cen the Long Island City -branch the Bridgeport branch has been Anged- There will be refreshment ts
 various sports for the women and
 bOUBLE surprise party was Tuesday evening at the home Afr. and Mrs M Paley of James
 t, for Miss Ruth Paley, and Miss
 esq IIa rtman, both of win om were
 ates in the 1920 class of the
 High school They were pre- "a with beautiful gifts by their
 ds, who were present The
 Is included Misses Minnie Silver
 Eleanor Quinn. Bessie F'reid
 lerland. Mary Jones. Edith
 "a Paley, and Sidney Rie-
 Fy Nelson, Henry Abra-
 ander Nelson, Abe Lippin
 and Abe Arthur.
 ENRICHMENT is made of the Hage of Miss Marion Mckeon and Ink Place. which took place yes Fday morning at St. Patrick's ghurch with Rev. J. c. Lynch officiat ing. Mrs. Genevieve Hobson ant Stephen McKeon were the attendants Both Miss McKeon and Mrs. Hoosor wore gowns of navy blue taffeta witt hats of georgette. On their return from the wedding trip the couple vii reside at 1 900 Garfield avenue
 The Italian Girl Reserves of tn. International Institute of the Y. w c. A. enjoyed a delightful picnic a Beardsley park today.
 MISS PRISCILLA M.- FINK, daugh ter of Charles F.. Zink. superinten dent of Stanley Rule Co.,, leaves thi . morning on the White Mountain ex ' press for Fairlee, Vt She will spen July and August at Aloha camp.
 CHARLES ALLEN JR-. son of Nil and Mrs Charles Allen, Sr., of Myrtl beach, was host for a party yesterda afternoon in honor of his third birth day. The little tots played game and enjoyed delicious refreshment Master Allen was the recipient many useful gifts. including toy Those present were Lillian Langle. James Hedick, John Hedick. Cathe, inc Hedick, James I. Cop>land an lillian La Croix. Mrs Allen WE sisted by Mrs. Minnie Langley an
 Lewis Emnons.
 IyCSIIN EKINS, son of Rev. an Mrs. Herbert Ekins of Seaview av, nue. Black Rock. has left to accept secretariaI position in the Y. NJ. A in the Naval department at No folk, Va
 MIR. AND MRS. FRANK RILE and family of Sanford avenue. w soon move into their new home westport for the summer.
 MISS MARTHA GREELEY of Sta street. has left for a two weeks " cation trip which she will spend