The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-23
On The Tip Of The Tongue

' Jonathan Godfrey of ''The Oaks" Brook1awn park, has issued invita- tions for an introductory reception for his wife to be given on Tuesday, June 29, from until o'clock, on the lawns and piazzas of their beau- tifuI residence. Maresi, from New York city, will cater and Gou1den's harp orchestra will play. Assisting Mrs. Godfrey will be Miss Anne Jen- nings and Miss Deborah Glover of Fairfield.
 Parker See1ey of Brook1awn ave- nue, is entertaining as his house guest for the state championship golf tournament at the Brooklawn Coun- try club, which begins today with the finals played off Saturday, Buck Merriman of Waterbury and Prof. H. Johnson of the Ridgefield School for Boys.
 Miss Mary Miller, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Guy Miller of Sterling place, left yesterday to spend several
 days with her grandmother in Hart ford.
 MT. and Mrs. Archibald McNeil, Jr., of 1000 Fairfield avenue, left to- day for Musicolony, Shelter Harbor, Rhode Island, to spend the summer months at their cottage. Mrs. Mo Neil will have. as her house guests for a week, her brother, M. J. Orr of New York city and Madamoiselle
 Marjorie Toir of Paris, France. of Mrs. L.. Olmsted, of PAS Dewey street, is. enjoying a vacation of two weeks. Miss --Olnsted is employed 'by the Lake Torpedo Boat company as a bookkeeper.
 Miss Stella R. !Thibna1t of 119 Lee avenue has returned to her duties in the machinery office of the Lake Torpedo Boat company, after a months absence caused by illness. of Stratford, will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from her re- cent illness:
 MT. and Mrs. John Fay, Jr., 119 Sterling place, have returned from
 their wedding trip, on which they motored in Canada, and visited points of interest in and about Niagara Falls.
 Miss Grace Weising of Poplar St., is convalescing after a recent attack of diphtheria.
 The Sunday school pupils of the Stratford Episcopal church held their picnic today at Beardsley park | Miss Alice May Wilkinson, was in charge of the picnic.
 Arthur B. Underwood, a former resident of this city, now president of large manufacturing concern in Newark, N. J., is visiting friends in l this city. MT. Underwood was a 1 former member of the editorial staff 1 of the Times-Farmer. | The entire junior commercial Eng | fish class of the Bridgeport High 1 school enjoyed a picnic and dance al l the Steeplechase recreation camp at | Steeplechase Island today. Games l were played and characteristics and
 history also prophecies were read. Al 1 o'clock a frankfurter roast was held. Miss Lillian, Kiely was chair
 man of the committee in charge. l l church will hold a dance at the | Brooklawn dance pavilion this even | ing, for the benefit of the church. John H. Keane of Cedar street has l returned to his home after spending
 a few days in Newtown as the guest l of his mother.
 | Miss Eleanor Foley of James
 street has returned to her home from
 Norwich, Conn.,. where she spent z l few weeks.
 The T. O. T. club held an enjoyable
 picnic at Beardsley park last Sunday | About 16 members and their friends | were present. A marshmallow roas
 was one of the features of the day l James Hughes, who has been en, toying a ten days furlough with his | parents in Canaan Road, Stratford d
 has returned to his ship, s. s. May | flower. $ Miss Elizabeth Seeley of Brook | lawn avenue has returned from Bos ton, where she has been spending 1 the, past few days visiting witt friends registered at the Hotel Som.
 erset.
 Mrs. Edwin Jowett of Noble ave nue expects her sister from England
 on Saturday to spend the summe, l months with her.
 Mrs. Frederick Townroe Of Strat
 ford has returned from Pittsburgh
 Pa, where she has been visiting rela
 lives at her former home. Mrs Town
 roe was formerly Miss Bertha Marshal
 of that city.