The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-28

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ROBERT HAWKINS, son of Mr..
| and Mrs. Robert Hawkins will enter
| tain at a leap year dance at his cot
| tage at Fairfield Beach this evening.
About sixty invitations have been is
| sued.
! MRS. LORETTA LUND of Fair
| field avenue has returned home from
Buffalo, New York, after a weeks va
| cation trip.
ERNEST CAREY of Main street
!. left today for Montreal, Canada,
where he will visit with friends for
| two weeks.
| THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss
Olive Hull of Southport and Harold
| Phillips of this city formerly of
| Greenfield, Mass, has recently been
announced. Miss Hull is connected
with the Warner Bros. Co., while Mr..
Phillips is employed at the Locomo-
| bile Co.
MR.. AND MRS. JOHN B. wYN-
] KOOP of Wood avenue are touring
| through the White Mountains for ten
| days.
DINNER RESERVATIONS at the
| Brooklawn Country club for this ev-
ening are as follows: Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Ham, Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. L. Hubbard, Howard Lee: DR. and
| Mrs. w. L. Weadon, Mrs. H. P. Hen
shaw, and Mrs. H. M. Smith.
| INVITATIONS HAVE BEEN is
sued for the wedding of Miss Natalie
Rosen, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
| Maurice Rosen of Fairfield avenue
| and Mitchell B. Stock Of New Ha-
ven which will take place on Thurs
| day, September 18th, at the Park
Avenue Temple with Rabbi Samuel J.
| Abrams performing the ceremony.
| Miss Rosen has been feted on several
| occasions since the announcement of
! her engagement. She has been a
| member of the teaching corp at
| Elias Howe school on Clinton avenue
| for the past four years. Last even
| ing Miss Rosen was given a hand
kerchief shower by friends in New
, Haven.
MISSES ROSALYN and Evelyn
Barker of Warren street are sojourn-
| ing in New York city this week, wit
Messing many of the popular Broad
way productions.
MRS. ESTHER ALLEN and daugh-
ter of Detroit, Michigan, are visiting
friends and relatives in this city for
several days. Mrs. Allen was a for
mer resident of this city.
MR.. AND MRS RICHARD
HOWELL of Stratford left today to
visit Mayor and Mrs. William Sand
| land of Waterbury. .=
HOWARD I. COMSTOCK of STRAIT
! ford avenue has returned from New
Britain where he visited friends for
| a brief stay.
MRS. LYMAN HILL of Seaview
| avenue left yesterday to visit with
| Mrs William E. Allen of Lenox ave-
nue. at her cottage at Fairfield Beach
| over the weekend.
| JOHN WRIGLEY, manager of the
! Bridgeport Paper Box Co., leaves on
Monday for a motor trip through the
hills of Vermont.
MISS HELEN CARROLL of Lor-
| raine street has returned from Pitts
| field, Mass, where she has been en-
ltertained for a fortnight by friends.
| Miss Kathleen Mccarthy of Herke-
mier street accompanied Miss Car
| roll.
| MISS ALICE COOK of Fairfield
| avenue has returned from her vaca-
ton which she~spent visiting at her
former home in Springfield, Mass,
| with her relatives.
MISS MADELINE FARLEY of
Lewis street has returned from West
erly, Rhode Island. after a delightful
| weeks vacation trip.
MRS. RICHARD HOWELL of Elm
street. Stratford, and her protege,
Miss Eleanor Weinmann of Stratford,
| will leave on Monday for motor
| trip to New London and vicinity,
where they will stop to visit at points
of interest.
MRS. ROY YOUNGs of stratford
won the prize on Thursday at the
Greenwich Country club. The club
was open to women golfers of the
state who are members of some coun-
try club. About IA players from the
Weatogue entered the contest
CAPTAIN EDWARD MORA of
North Main street who has been TAX
. ing a special summer course at the
University of Wisconsin, is expected
home on Sunday.
MR.. AND MRS. WILLIAM r.
HTNCKS of Park place have received
cable from their son, John, stain 6
that he has returned from a success
full climb over Matterhorn noun
tains, one of the highest ranges in
Switzerland. Mr. Hincks and several
; of his class mates from Yale Univer-
sity, are travelling extensively
through Europe
MISS MARGUERITE LIGHT of
t Black Rock avenue is enjoying a va
cation in Atlantic CITY, New Jersey,
for q fortnight.
MISS ROSE HARRISON of Hart
ford, formerly of this city was enter
tanned recently by Mrs. Martin J.
l Rinck of North Main street