The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-06-26

MRS FRANK HICKMAN of Myrtle avenue entertained at dinner last evening in honor of Mrs Howard H. Edges house guest of f21 Stratfeld Road. Covers were laid for eight guests. Pretty garden flowers were used for table decorations.
 MRS. FRED. TRACY of 1150 Fair | field avenue is entertaining as her house guest for several days, ,Abra7 ham Lincoln, a class mate of her son, Selden from Yale University, New Ha- tven.
 THOMAS STARR TAYLOR of 2s7 Washington avenue is spending sev- eral days with his aunt, Mrs. Fannie Rowe11 in Washington, D. C., and will lated visit in Sky Land," in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, before returning home after the Fourth of
 July.
 MRS. J. D. COLO of Myrtle avenue | is spending the summer months visit
 ing in Cornwall, Conn, with friends.
 MIR. AND MRS. J. J. ANDERSON
 and daughter, Miss Cora and son,
 John Jr., of North avenue. left for
 their summer camp at Twin Lakes for | the season.
 MISS SANNIE BASSETT of ITO | Salem street, will entertain the dele 1 gates of the Bridgeport Congrega- l tiona1 churches, who will attend the l Foreign Mission conference to be l held at Northfeld, Mass, from July 1 to 16, at her home next Monday l evening. Miss Marion Betts of the 1 Park street Congregational church, l will have charge of the group going l to Northf1eld. At the conference i girls representing churches from New i York state, New Jersey and New | England will be present.
 ] MISS EMILY HICKMAN of Strat-
 field road, has accepted position in 1 the office of Blight & Catlin for the
 summer months.
 MRS. HARRY LEWIS of Fairfield | avenue, will leave for Elmhurst, L.
 T., on Monday, where she will visit
 her son, Warren and family, for a | brief stay.
 l WILLIAM SHEEHAN of Hartford, I was in this city yesterday renewing i old acquaintances, where he is well known in newspaper circles. He will l remain over the week end.
 JACK FLYNN, who formerly re- 1 sided in this city, before leaving for 1 Texas to work in the oil fields, has l returned and will spend a few days l here visiting friends before motoring ; to his home in Boston, Mass.
 H. Brennan of Fall River, for three 1 Junior. of Fairfield avenue, are being | entertained at the home of Mrs. Wm. H. Brennan of Falls Iliver,~for three l weeks. 'A
 MISS EVELYN DAVIS, a member of the High school faculty, will spend
 the summer at Gardner, Maine.
 MISS SANNIES BASSETT of ITO
 Salem street, will leave for New York
 next week, where she will be connect
 ed with the Fresh Air work of the | New York Tribune, during the sum-
 mer months, and returning in the fall
 to again occupy her position on the
 faculty of the Bridgeport High school. THE T. c. CLUB off Olivet Con-
 egational church will have a "dog
 rolr' at Fairfield Beach tonight. The
 committee in charge includes Arnold
 Anderson, Carl Fitzgabel, Evelyn
 Mathieson.
 MRS. B. B. PLUMLEY of State
 street is entertaining her niece, Miss
 Helen Van Horne of New York City
 for several days.
 MEMBERS of the Tuesday Bowl ing club entertained their husbands
 at dinner last evening at the Black
 Rock Country club. Mrs George : Thielke, the president, had charge ot . the arrangements.
 MIR. AND MRS. F. VICTOR COLE and daughter, Miss Lois, MT an6 Mrs. Richard Cogswell and son, al
 of Clinton avenue; MT. and Mrs
 Frank Hopson and daughter Grace
 of Colorado avenue, left yesterday by
 motor for Kent, where they will spend the weekend at their summer home . Holiday house.
 MRS. LEONA OsGooD of Chicago l has joined her son Harold here, who 2 has been residing at the Park Place s club and will take an apartment or r Washington avenue for the summer
 months.
 g MISS LILLIAN HUNT of 16s Well. t street, who is to wed Clifford Bixbet : of this city on Wednesday, June 29 7 will have as her attendants Mrs - Stone Mofr of Tom Thumb street, ant ] Mrs. Fred Mitchell of New York City = THE MEMBERS of the Stratfielt 3 Players club gave a dance last even r ing in the Community house for sev e eral of their friends. An orchestra
 furnish ed music for the occasion ant = refreshments were served. About 5 :. couples -tripped the light fantastic. a ROBERT GARRISON of. this cit, was best man at the wedding of Mis- y Irene Dayton, daughter of Mr~ ant 7, Mrs. Alexander. V. Dayton of Nev e York, and Olaf B. Zewadski of Miami s Fla which took place Wednesda. ;, evening in the chapel of the Board }, man Tabernacle, New York. Rev. Dl yf Charles E. Jefferson officiating. if MIR AND MRS. A. E. OvIATT Q q 2,2o0 Park avenue welcomed a litt1
 daaashter to their home on Jun Il