The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-17
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The T MRS. H. WILLARD FLICK of [ Lafayette street is entertaining Mrs Horace M Whitney of Washington D. C., as her house guest for this week,
 MIR. AND MRS. HERBERT SEER MAN of Laurel avenue are enjoying a motor trip to points of interest.
 AN IS HOLE ladies golf competi- ton, medal play, took place today at the Weatogue Country club. Prizes were offered for the best scores. This match will determine the handicap of the players, who will play in Green wich next week and in Waterbury the following week. Several interesting contests are arranged for the remain der of the season. Mrs Harold Fish of Stratford is chairman of the golf committee for ladies.
 MRS. KENNETH MCNEIL of ''The Anchorage" Black Rock has offered a prize tomorrow afternoon at the Brooklawn Country club, for the Ob- stacle putting match which will take place at o'clock. There will be a table d'hote luncheon at 1 o'clock for which several reservations have been made.
 MISSES MAE AND NETTIE HEN NICK of 1135 Howard avenue left yesterday to spend week at Far Rockaway Beach, New York.
 
 MISS LILLIAN HOOD, of Maple wood avenue, returned home Sunday evening, after spending a two weeks vacation at South Wellfleet, Mass.
 MISS ROsALIND CEDEREAUM of James street who recently recov- cred from an operation for appendici- tis in New Haven, is recuperating at her cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach. MRS -MAUDE WILLIAMS of Brooklyn, New York, is visiting friends here for a. brief stay. Mrs. Williams was former resident in this city where she is well known in newspaper circles.
 MISS FLORENCE SQUIRFS of Al Seaview avenue is entertaining her house guest, her uncle, William Duff, of East Hampton.
 MISS ELIZABETH ZUMBJTM of New York was the weekend guest of Mrs. Claire Biekel of All Seavew ave- nue.
 MISS AUGUSTA SHLVERSTONE of Maplewood avenue was hostess for a beach party at her cottage at Silver Beach on Sunday. Her guests were: Miss Theresa Landes, Miss Leona | Y1;- Edith Goldman, Miss Emile Hartman, and Miss Helen Myers of Montclair, New Jersey.
 MRS. L. MOONEY of Clinton ave nue had as her guest over the week end MT. and Mrs. M. Myers, who mo- tored up from Montc1air. New Jersey. MT. and Mrs. Myers were former res \ idents of this city.
 MRS. B. B. STEIBER of Wood ave nue is remaining with her father, George Eff of Hartford, who is con- fined to his home by illness.
 MISS MAUDE HULL of Stratford has returned from delightful motor trip through the White Mountains, Miss Hull was accompanied by a. party of friends.
 MESS E1<SlE WHtElE1lAEAtS- dduSnIel of MT. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler o1 Academy Hill. Stratford, is entertain ing as her house guest, two class mates, Miss Helen Meurer and Miss Helen Clark, both of Summit, New tJersey All three are students at the New Haven school of gymnastics.
 MISS MARGARET GFaANDFIEIU of 36 Chapel street has arrived home from a visit with friends in Torring ton, Norfolk, and Iiitchfield.
 SAMUEL MUILTN of 695 Iranistar savenue is spending his vacation camp ing in Sasco, Maine, with friends.
 CHIEF JUSTICE GEORGE " WHEELER and daughter, Mis- Helen, and son, Macey, of Park ave nue, are touring along the coast O Maine, stopping to visit at points O interest,
 ENSIGN AND MRS. GEORGE K REILLY of Seaview avenue left to day for a two weeks stay in Kent Conn.
 MISS KATHERTN7F, RUSSELL O Noble avenue, Miss May O'Leary O Noble avenue and Miss Airline La Hai of Sanford avenue have joined Mis- Florence Richards. Miss Angelus Gun ninEham, Miss Katherine McElroy Miss Isabel Evers and Miss Ruth Hal ONE W0MAN'S <
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