The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-03
Personals

Miss Carlotta Mover, Miss Eliza beth Hamilton. Miss Florence Brad returned to this city after spending two weeks at Silver Bay, New York state, where they attended the annual summer conference of the Y. W. c. A. Over 500 delegates from tSe northeastern and east central divis- ions of the organization were present and represented New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut During the conference a magnificent pageant en- titled ''Following the Cross," was presented as part of the program of entertainment which followed the round tables and discussions.
 Harvey Brown of 214o Main street, spending a months vacation camping in Vermont.
 Attorney Charles H. Shapiro of 1se Washington avenue is enjoying a de- 1ightfu1 vacation in Canada. The trip as far as Lake George was made by train and the remainder by steamer. He will return on Satur- day.
 Mrs. Jerome May of '*Mizpah Viua,'' Stratford, was hostess at a large So- cia1 and party held by the members of Sheridan circle, Ladies of the G. A. R. today.
 The members of the Phyllis Wheat ley branch of the Y- w. c. A., will hold a large bus ride to the Cheshire Country club on August II. Those wishing to attend should make reser- vations with Miss Sarah Moore at the branch house on Beach street not later than August 9th- The guests will meet at 10 o'clock at the Golden Country club will have a roadside picnic
 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of 2140 Main street left this city on Monday morning for Jackson, New Hamp- shire where they will spend month
 Miss Catherine McE1roy and Miss Cunningham, both of Stratheld road. are spending a week at Pennington, Conn.,
 Miss Catherine Mccullough of James street is spending a week at Ocean Beach, New London, Conn.
 Miss Jennie Mustapher of Stratford will be in charge of the swimming branch of the Y. W. C. A. which will meet each afternoon for the next two weeks at the bathing beach at Seaside Park. Miss Mustapher was N. r., and was also in social service work in the West.
 
 The many friends of Charles Po- land of Seaview avenue will be sorry to learn that he is i'll at his home. is enjoying a two weeks motor trip through the Mohawk trail up to Can ada
 Miss Julia Adams of 1,515 Park avenue is enjoying a vacation in Chi cago Illinois,
 Miss Mildred Hall of 14o Merriam street is spending the summer in New York city and Long Island.
 Among the Bridgeport High school teachers attending the summer course at the School of Commerce of New York University, are Miss Agnes Collins, Miss Margaret Guthrie and Charles Newton. All are teachers of Commercial subjects at the local school
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Hogg of Ma rion street are enjoying 3. two weeks motor trip through the Berkshire Hills country.
 MT. and Mrs. John Perrett of 3.o25 weeks vacation in New London and vicinity.
 Mrs. George P. Potter and son,
 
 are the guests of friends and rela- l tives in Cheshire. Mass, for two | weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. John F. Hartnett of | Barnum avenue. Stratford, are en- tertaining for a few days Miss Mary | Maloney of Hartford.
 William Clark of 14o Federal | street has returned after two weeks vacation at Fairfield beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert Peterson of Devon, have just returned from a | motor trip to the Thousand Islands | MT. Peterson is assistant manager Of | the New Haven Journal Courier.
 Miss Mabel McNamara of 1719 Mo- | ble avenue, is entertaining as her guest for several weeks, Miss Mar jorie J. Quinn of the Hotel k15fa- NIia. McNamara and Miss Quinn are room l mates at Trinity college
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Richards of North avenue, are spending lew 1 days vacation at Westford, Mass.
 Miss Evelyn Flames of Huntington | road. is taking six weeks, summer | course in art at Columbia University |
 Miss Clara Duff of French street, ! is enjoying two weeks at Walnut Beach.
 A wedding of interest to many | Bridgeporters will take place at high noon on Wednesday,, Aug. 10, in the Episcopal Church of Our SaT1our in | Freethy of Brookline, Mass, be- comes the brde of Rodney Banna- tyne Both Mss F.reethy and MT city a-Id were teachers in the Com mercial department at the High |