The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-08
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July, for few weeks vacation trip to Branford and will also stop off in Cheshire to visit friends Before concluding. her trip She will witness one Of the big league games in New York city.
 MRS. WILBUR SMITH of Growers avenue, Black Rock, has returned from New Canaan, where she spent a short time with friends. MISS GEORGIE BRISEBOIS of Hartford, is being entertained at the home of her sister, Mrs. Fred. Irwin of Suburban avenue, for the remaind- CT of this week.
 MISS MILDRED HEAVY of Ann street, has returned from fort nights vacation trip spent with rela- tives in New Haven
 MIR. AND MRS. A. TOMLINSON Of Atlantic street. and Mr.. and Mrs. M. McPadden Of F'airview avenue, have returned to this city after spending few days at Ocean Beach, New London.
 THE MANY friends of John Mur. ren, .Jr.. of 11s6 Iranistan avenue will be pleased to hear that he is re- covering from an operation on his nose. performed recently.
 DIR. AND MRS. PAUL D. HIPPO LITUS of 255 Barnum avenue. are the proud parents of a baby girl, Elena Paul, born at Bridgeport hospital, on Sunday, July A
 AMONG THOSE who will be camping during the month of July will be Mir. and Mrs. Charles Sillinan of Judson place, Stratford, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Com1ey of Beechwood avenue and MT. and Mrs. c. Yelling ton Walker and daughter, Florence of Stratford. The party will, leave today for Indian Pond, Me.
 MISS ANNABELLE M'PADDEN of F'airview avenue, will be hostess this evening at party in honor of Miss McPaddeG'S house guest, Mrs. L. Toohill of Port Chester, N. Y. The guests are members of the Liberty Sewing club and are Miss Genevieve and Miss Agatha Sullivan, Miss Mary and Miss Grace O'Connell, Miss Mary Lyddy, Mrs. D. Tole and Mrs. Alfred Tomlinson.
 MISS RACHAEL FASH was hostess at q surprise party given at her home, 221 Capitol avenue, last night in honor of the eighteenth birthday of Miss Rose Breslaw. Games and dancing were enjoyed. Miss Celia Kremsky, accompanied by Miss Frances Kantor at the piano, render ed vocal numbers. After the en- arfa ir, table and the house were prettily decorated with crepe paper. MISS FRANCES HURLEY of s19 State street, has returned from a motor trip through the Mohawk trail Miss Hurley visited in Newport over the holiday.
 ANNOUNCEMENT is made that the marriage of Miss Frances Smith of North Main street and Raymond Faulkner of Atlantic street, will take place on August 1o
 WILLIAM PLUMBLEY of s27 State street, has returned from a trip to Coney Island.
 FRANK CLARK, son of Mrs. Anne | Clark of 169 Lewis street, has re- | turned to his home from the Cath olic University of Washington, D. C.. where he is a student MISS EMMA FRANZ, physical cu1. I ture teacher at the High school, has 1 as director at Camp Kineoluacha, al Minos, Me.
 l WORD HAS been received by friends in this city of the safe ar l rival of Mrs. Frank Jones and cl1il 1 dren Horace and Ethel of Ellsworth | street,-4at- the of Liverpool | Eng. Horace Jones is talented
 violinist and has been heard here 1 many times He graduated from 1 High school last June and will gt
 from Liverpool to London to stud,
 at the Royal Conservatory. Tn, | party reported a fine trip.
 THE WEDDING of Miss Mildred Wright and Paul Voegeie- both oi | Danbury, will take place tomorrow
 morning at 10:3O at sUniversa1is
 church, Rev. Hal T. Kearns officiat
 ing. Both young people are wei i known in this city where they hay,
 q number of friends.
 I N. AI>D .ftALPH w EIIE | of Wood avenue, have returned hom,
 after spending some time in Bosto1
 where they attended the church en try at the International Conference
 The Conference is commemo4atins 1 the 300th anniversary of the arriva 1 of the May1ower.
 MISS ELIZABETH DALEY, ma
 tron at St. Vincent's communit. | house, has returned after spendin: 1 a week in Boston with friends. 
 THE NEXT MEETING of tn
 Daughters of Isabelle will be held
 week from Monday night. It 1
 hoped that all returns from the Jun
 festival will then be made.
 MRS. H. P. HENSHAW and he
 daughter. Miss Marion of Fairfield
 avenue are now stationed at Watcl