The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-10

Personals Nevins have returned to their homes l from the Maine woods where they | have been hunting for the last three 1 weeks.
 Miss Anna Kelley of New York City | is the guest of MT. and Mrs. John Murphy of 123 Overland avenue for several weeks.
 Miss Kathleen Hunt of Herkirner street has returned to her home after spending a few weeks with friends in | New Jersey.
 The Connecticut Frobe1 Kinder garten will open for it's 23rd annual session on Sept. 19. The house on West avenue has been recently reno vated and redecorated and is in | perfect sanitary condition. The training school, connected with the | Kindergarten will begin its regular | week on Oct. Sd.
 Assistant Postmaster L. M. Caton | of Calhoun place is entertaining his father from Berwin, Md, for several weeks.
 On Wednesday evening Lester Burr, captain of the Blue Ribbon, Jr., basketball team entertained few of his basketball friends at his home, 250 Barnum avenue. Those present were John E. Finnell Gustav Holmgren, Edward E. Tetzlaf. An drew R. Mrazik, James Ghiottio and Lester Burr. Next week Andrew Mrazik will be the host for a meeting l of the same group of boys at his 1 home, 90 Orchard street.
 Another of the delightful Monday afternoon bridge parties will be held at the Anne Hathaway cottage at Beardsley Park on Sept. 12, by the members of the Bridgeport Art League. Mrs. c. B. Doremus will be hostess for the day and members | wishing to make reservations may call her at Barnum 3433-2. Automo- piles will carry guests from the trolley | cars to the cottage.
 At a meeting of the Second Dis trict Democratic club held recently in the club rooms on South avenue, plans were made for a. large enter tainment and dance to be held on next Thursday night. Several pronlt- nent speakers and singers have been secured for the affair.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Feehan of 7s7 William street, are rejoicing over the arrival of a son.
 The entertainment wfsch was by the Nutmeg Encampment No 33, has been unavoidab1y postponed un- til Saturday evening, Sept. "A.
 Roy Stephens, who is connected with the Tabulating Machine com pany of 1115 Main street left to-day on a two weeks vacation to be spent in New York city.
 Mrs Frank B. Lewis of 56s Fair field avenue entertained a number of friends at a card party at her home last evening.
 Miss Caroline Graves of TAP North avenue is visiting friends at Lake Greene. N. J.. for a week. Mir. and Mrs. John H. Jerman and son, Leroy Jerman of 25S Wells St, are enjoying several weeks motor They will visit numerous points of in- terest en route.
 Mrs Elida Cenicola of 2221 North avenue accompanied by Miss Louise Walker and Miss Mabel Laubscher have just returned from a. delightful motor trip over the Mohawk Trail During their vacation the women wis., ited Mount Tom, New York state and Vermont.
 MrS. Lillian tCOIlleT, or FTONluSnCe, R. T.. is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Harding of Jane street for several weeks.
 Miss Hazel Dave of 10S1 East Main street has returned to her home af- ter spending several weeks in West Stockbridge, Mass.
 | The Parochia1 society of the Christ church in Stratford will hold the an- nual dahlia show on the 5th. 9th, and 7th of October. Mrs. Rosa1ie Lowell, is president of the organization.
 Patrick Coughlin of ITO Maple street is spending week in Stepney l with friends.
 At the last meeting of Ethan Allan | Council, A. A. R. I. R. held in Varuna hall on Tuesday evening, preparations were started for large entertain ment to be held in the near future. On Sunday evening the Council held an enthusiastic mass meeting at the Casino on State street at which Rev. Father Hogan, S. J.. was the speaker.
 Bruce T. Simonds. son of MT. and Mrs. Henry D. Simonds of Norman street has arrived in this city after spending three years abroad where l he has been studying piano under a few of the best known masters of the time. On the first of October MT. Simonds will go to the Yale Music school where he will give a series or lectures during the fall and winter.
 The committee in charge of the program at the Cathode Community house is now planning a schedule of classes to be conducted at the house during the fall and winter. It is pos sible that the program will be com pleted about the first of October at which time registration will start. F Harold LeBaron of New York is the guest of MT. and Mrs. H. H. De- Loss of 137 Park place.
 Among those making reservations for dinner this evening at the Brook lawn Country club are Alfred Bishop, Mrs. N. W. Bishop, D. K. Severn, J.