The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-20

Miss Helen Wheeler, daughter of Chief Justice George w. Wheeler of Miss Vinette Willard of Philadelphia, Pa, as her house guest for several days. Both young ladies are gradu- ates of Vassar college, Poughkeepsie, N. Y- Miss Wheeler gave a charm ing luncheon in her guests honor -e- gently at the Brooklawn Country club. Covers were laid for Miss Mar jorie De Loss. Misses Hulda and Miss Alice Curtis, Miss Elizabeth Seeley and Mrs. J. Walker Hill After luncheon, bridge was played
 Mrs William Hawkes. of the Iro- quols apartments, will entertain her cousin, Miss Eleanor Mcclellan Of Brooklyn, N. Y. next week.
 Mrs. Samuel Senior of Sport Hln is entertaining several house guests
 Miss Mary Fishinger of Grand street has returned from Ot.s, Mass where she has been visiting friends and relatives for the past fortnight.
 Mrs. Herbert sheasby and three sons, of 466 Pequonnock street, mo- tored to Boston. Mass. to enjoy sev- eral weeks sojourn with friends.
 Arnold Russell of Yonkers. N. T.. is visiting here with friends where he formerly resided for the re- mainder of this week.
 Several luncheon parties were made up at the Brooklawn Country club this afternoon preceding the bridge party for which Mrs. Frank Hunt of fered the prize. Among those enter taining were: Mrs. G. w. HawIey Mrs. R. F. Wheeler. Mrs. Carolyn Do sic R. Sherwood. Mrs. R. w. Way Mrs. J. G. Kingsbury, Mrs. J. H. Stagg, Mrs. R. R. Adams, Mrs. J. F. Pullman.
 Announcement Is made of the mar riage of Miss Emma MacKay, daugh- ter Of Mrs. Emma MacKay of John street, and Philip Lockwood, which took place at the home of Mrs. Hub bell Walther at 505 John street on Monday night. After honeymoo trip the couple will reside at 5o5 John street,
 The Epworth League of the Strat- ford M. E. church will hold a beach party tomorrow evening at Lordship park. After bathing a watermelon feast and dog roast will be enjoyed. has returned after spending two weeks vacation in the Berkshire hills.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Montgomery White are now at their home sin Watertown, New York, after 6 honey moon spent at Lake George, Mrs. White was Miss Gertrude Elizabeth Mal1oy of 2965 Main Etreet, Etratford, before her marriage on July 9th at the Stratferd M. E. church. The eere= nony was performed by Rev, Andrew F, Chamberlain and the attendants were the brides sisters, Miss Edna and Miss Alice White,
 Miss Anna MeKeivey, Miss Mary Bannon, Mi Lulu Mullins, Miss Mary Cannon, Miss Juda Hall,> Miss Evelyn Northey, aii emp1oyes at the city hall are spending their vacations at Silver Beach.
 Rev, Matthew FrayHeF, pastor of St. MaFy's R, c. church, is enjoying a two weeks rest in Montreal, Can ada, as the guest of his brother, Rev. Father TraynoF. During the pastors absence tie affairs of the parish will be take care of by Rev. Michael Lynch.
 Mrs. James Burke and daughter, Ethel Of Park street were the guest of friends at Silver Sands beach for few days.
 Mrs. John PeterkiR of Piaindeid, N- J, will spend the next two weeks ia Stratford as the guest of her sis ters, Mrs. Frank Patterson and Mrs. David Rhoades Of King street
 The parisheaers of St, Peters Episcopal church ip Milford held their annual fair and supper today on the church lawn.
 Miss Elsa Rising of 5ranistan ave. nae, has returned to her home after attending the religious convention at ;SoTthfeld, Mass. She was a delegate ss7oEq the West End Congregational