The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-22

supervision or the Board or -Recrea- tion will not start until the third week of July.
 Newffeld recreation center is the first center under the Board of Re-
 creation which will take advantage of the privilege of holding a picnic and dance at the Seaside bathing pa- vilion. This privilege is allowed to recreation centcrs only. NewfieIders
 plan to have their affair on June "A.
 Jitneys leave Lincoln school between , 6 and G:S0 p. m. and will go directly
 to the bathing house. All members arc cordially invited to attend the picnic which will take place between 6 and o'clock on the beach. Danc- ing will follow, in the cool dance
 hall at the pavilion. Only persons
 holding Newfield recreation center I membership tickets will be admitted to the hall. It is hoped that 8 large number will attend this first affair and encourage the leaders of the cen ter to continue these activities and so keep the center alive during the sum- nler.
 Misses Mary and Helen Grady of Ansonia, Were the guests of Mrs George Brady of-Walnut beach over the weekend.
 The presentation of certificates to tho members of the Americanizatiou class cf Garfield night school, took l place in the school hall last evening, Ihe Board of ResTeation took an sac- uEe part in the afSssir and in cooper ation with the Bnard of Education [ held party and entertainment for tho graduates The members of the AmeIicanization classes of Whittier hfSft school Will receive their certifi- c1afsss on Friday night Ths, boards ! Will again work tOzsaOrrow and give the people an enjoyable evening" Sophomores of the High school held their annual June picnic at Fair field beach today
 The tennis branch of the Girls ciuo or St. Vincent's Community house will play this evening at Beardsley park courts Those inter esfed and wishing to join may do so meeting the players at the entrance to the park at o'clock
 MT. and Mrs F. K Robertson and family Of Iranistan avenue have ar rived home from Boston where they | spent the past few days
 Miss Jean StockwclI. a prominent
 NoiInist of this city, is now playing l af the Hartman theatre. Columbus. 1 Ohio Miss Stockweil will probabIy return about Aug IA
 1 Miss N Corrigan. a teacher in Longfellow school, will leave Friday afternoon for her home in New Lon
 don, where she will spend the sum
 mer vacation.
 The Thursday Luncheon club will
 meet al the home of Mrs. Henry ".
 Hincks, 51z Washington avenue Mrs Joseph Pullman is being en- | tertained at the home of her son
 Judge and Mrs John S. Pullman. of | Unqu ovNa Hill
 'NSsss' Doris Gryant- daughter Of MT:
 and Mrs " c. Bryant Of sz1 Park
 place. and her house guest. Miss Florence Daniels of Buffalo. NJ
 Nai attend 1l,e YaIe-Ha-vard -boaf
 races at New London Friday. MT and Mrs William f> ca- l non and daughter and son. Amy ard
 Bernard E- of 1862 Fairfield avenue l Will leave next week to spend the summer months at their camp at | Bedding Ridge
 Miss Irene Broderick, daughter of MT and Mrs Thomas F. Brotlerick O.
 iranfsfan avenue. was delightfully."- surprised last evening when a num- | bs,r Of her friends gathered at her home to spend a joyous evening" The
 house was pEeftiIy decorated with l flowers During the evening vocal ,sseiecaioIfs were rendered by Miss VIr- sinia RieIly and Vaughn Aber- l cronbae, accompanied by Miss Helen l Mullins and Miss Frederick at the !NPiano- Late in the evening buffet
 lunch was enjoyed. Those present
 were Catherine Crowley. Marsuer.
 ite Smith, MaSpie- Rowe. Helen Mul- lins, Virginia Rielly. Winifred Kelley. Sue Sullivan. Lillian kfeIy, and Tom Riley. Connie Koa,ler. Billy Crowley.
 bic Johnson Abercromhie Al Chris
 teInson- William McKeon, Francis
 and JoslE Broderick
 Ernest Mansfield of Noble avenue
 acted as best man at the wedding, Of
 l his aunt. Mss Florence Griffen. of Brookficsd Center. who was married
 to Dr. Charles Ryder of the same place, on Saturday af St. Paufs Epfs- copal church.
 The Church of Nativity on Carson street. is to be the scene of a brett, lawn party in their gardens on Sat.
 urday afternoon from until 1(
 o'clock. There will be games for the children. and a food and fancy arti; { cie sale. During the evening. the gardens will be illuminated with Ian. . terms and dancing will take place iT the assembly hall. Mrs. Edward WaInes ts chairman of the committed F in charge assisted by Mrs. Leroy Bar : mum, Mrs. V. Wakert1an. Mrs Isaa, . Bcsscr, Mfrs. c. C. Baker. Nfrs.@Dan
 fei Mooney, Miss Leila Barnun1, Mrs
 Charles Buckley. Mrs. Charles Cav s thorn. Mfrs. Charles French. Mrs s George se!tsziI,,. and the Misses Heller !, and Bessie SeltsaIn.
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