The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-12

Stratford and New York city will spend the ,remainder of the summer in Alaska.- an. sa
 Mr1sDonuDodgaSofa of faNorwood, Ohio, nee MISS Jane. White of this city is enjoyingkthe summer at her camp in Canada.
 MRaAALBERT HERS of Newark, N. J., formerly Miss Dorothy Boards Icy, is visiting with her parents MT. And Mrs. F. Starr .Beardsley of Jud- son place, AStratford, for several days
 ELLSWORTH BROWN of Housa- tonic avenue, Stratford, has returned to his position in New York city after visiting his parents here over the week <end-
 A LAWN EFTTE will be held on the arounds of St. Patrick's church on July 20 and 21 when the societies of the church will join together to help make the entertainment success. A Variety program is being arranged for the occasion with several well known amateur performers assisting. The committee in charge includes: Mrs. B. L., Fitch, Mrs. Mary Fitch, Mrs. Richard Bogey, Mrs. Alfred Tomlin- son, Mrs. George Hart, Miss Rather fine CoughHn, Mrs. w. Thomas. Mrs. I O'Neil, Miss Frances Kelly, Mrs. J. Auldoonf, Mrs. G.. Lyons, Mrs. D. Twyer, Mrs. E. Breen, Mrs. Micha el Breen, Rev. Charles Hosey, Rev. J. J. Keane and a number of others.
 MIR. AND MRS. VICTOR CURTIS df New York city have returned home after spending the week end as the t 1uests of MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis @f Sachem Road, Brooklawn. ! MIR. AND MRS. PETER HUNT of Hough avenue have had as their Mouse guests, for the past few days, Nr. and Mrs. c. Englewood of Boston, Mass.
 MIR. AND MRS. l. W. BIRDSEYE of Fairfield avenue hsv" returned from a sojourn of two weeks spent III Litchfield, Conn.
 MISS SOPHIE STOKES of Maple wood avenue, the popular telephone dDerator at the First National Bank, Is enjoying two weeks vacation at Twin Lakes.
 MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS HUBER have returned to ther home in Phil adelphia, Pa,~ after visiting with MT. and Mrs Jacob Huber of Alpine atreet and MT and Mrs. Edward Tou- ccy of Maple street for several weeks Mrs Huber was formerly Miss Eula Toucey.
 AID PERSONALS CCfPeckf.w8on
 MISS MAE and Miss Jennie Cas- serly of 137 Austin street will leave inc city the last part of the. week to spend a ten days vacation at Lake George; N. Y.
 THE FIRM of the Bridgeport Pub lie Market gave an enjoyable picnic vesterday at Keller's farm in Step ney for. its employees. The trip to and from the farm was made in au- tomobilessS During the day baseball games, racesa and other sports were enioyed. Herman -Schlinsky was in charge.
 FTHE LADIES' AUXILIARY of let fer carriers will give a whist and pm ochle at Foresters' hall, Cannon street wednesday afternoon and evening at 2:3O and 8. s+tdw r+''r sot@
 MRS P. w. FINNgE1GAN of Strat- ford has returned from motor triI through the White Mountains
 FRANK HANSON of stratford has arrived home from Longmeadow Mass where he spent several days with relatives.
 MIR. AND MRS. HARRY HULL o1 45 Beardsley avenue, Stratford, have been 1entertaining as their, house guests Mr. and Mrs. Louis krantz o1 cakville.
 .-SS. JOHN ENLMET CEE2ARDSLE9 of 37 Beardsley avenue. Stratford' en, tertained at a buffet supper party al her home last evening".
 FRANKLIN SHERWOOD of S9' Laurel avenue, spent tbe week enc with his daughter. Mrs, William c Stone, at her home in Jersey City N. J.
 MIR. AND MRS. EDWARD r COULSON and two daughters, Misse eMildred and Irene of this city, nav returned from two weeks moto trip t6 New, Jersey.- stepping at var ious points of interest to visit
 WATER SPORTS held at the Fair field Beach club on Saturday after noon proved most entertaining events There were many entries and tn races frictudea swim ming, canoe an' tub. Mrs George Brett, ST., was host ess for tea and during the afternoon The young people who did not part1c !, mate in the water sports danced b. VictroIa music. Prizes were award ed to the winners of each contest an keen competition was prevalent Richard Brett had charge of tn sports.
 A DELIGHTFUL surprise wa rendered Miss Beatrice Boerum of ' ip of