The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-06
Personals

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 Miss Harriett Fennell of 12s Black Rock avenue is spending few months vacation at the Sisters of Mercy house in Hartford. Miss Fennen is a member of the teach ing corps at Rarnum school.
 MT. and Mrs Howard Clayton of Nichols announce the birth of a daughter, Marie Theodoshia, on Sat urday, June , 25th Mrs: Clayton was Clayton is connected with the Man ming, Maxwell Moore Co.,. Inc.
 Registration will be open at the nue and at the Barnum Service cen ter, until July 18th. for the tennis tournament for the advanced play CTS and beginners, which will be held during the latter part of the month under the auspices of the Y. W. c. A A cup will be given to the cham pion in the beginners. class and an- other for the winner in the advanced class. The trophies have been of fered by the Tennis club.
 MT. and Mrs. J. A. Leverty and son of Washington avenue have returned from a holiday motor trip over the Mohawk Trail.
 Mrs. Margaret Murphy, Miss Bea- trice Lombard. Miss Helen Lombard, Mrs. Mary Sortor of New York and Miss Rose O'Hearn of Yantick were the guests of Mrs. Mary Maloney of Lombard place over the holiday.
 Miss Catherine Williams of Far mington, Mass, is the guest of Miss Catherine Lombard of Fairfield ave nue for a few days.
 Joseph P. Keating of 12s Park place, who was operated upon at Roosevelt Hospital, New York City, two weeks ago, is recovering rapidly.
 MT. and Mrs. F. E. Ballard of Wood avenue who are Summering at their cottage at Fairfield Beach entertained at a large beach party recently in honor of several out-of-town guests. is the house guest of Dr. and Mrs. ". A. Runyon of Rowsley street for a fortnight.
 Miss Margaret Morrissey of Golden Hill street who is vacationing in Long Hill has issued invitations for a Hot Dog Roast" to be given at her home tonight Dancing will also be enjoyed after supper.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Meehan and MT. and Mrs. Ernest O'Brien of A Bronx avenue are motoring over the Mohawk Trail and to Niagara Falls for two weeks touring expedition
 Miss Helen Wheeler of Park avenue will act as hostess for the meeting of the Little Sisters at her home tomor- row afternoon
 Miss Alice Richardson of Maple wood avenue has left for tour of the mi hU a of friends. Miss Richardson is a member of the teaching corps at Ma plewood school
 Miss Helen Johnson of Wood ave nue has left for Boston, Mass, where she will visit realtives before leaving for her summer home in Broad Cove, Maine
 pr. Herbert Brown of North ave- nue. pastor of Olivet Congregational church. is enjoying a weeks vacation with his mother in Fulton, New York
 Macy Wheeler, son of Chief Justice George W. Wheeler of Park avenue, is playing tennis in Newport, R. l., with the Yale tennis team this week.
 Miss Hulda Chapman of Park place is entertaining several former Smith college classmates at 'her home.
 Mrs. William Paxton of Fairfield avenue has returned from New York City, where she enjoyed brief say.
 Mrs. Robert Ferrett, who has been visiting her mother. Mrs. A. F. Mac donald, on Clinton avenue, over the past weekend, returned to New York City. where she is engaged in the advertising business
 Mrs. Raymond Lewis of Vine street has as her house guest for sev- eral weeks, her sister-in-law, Mrs. J. H. Hoelz, of Chicago
 Mrs George Sherman Windsor of Maplewood avenue entertained the members of the Service club. at her nual session. Officers for the ensu- ing year were elected with Miss Doris Wheeler, as the new president; Miss Dorothy Northrop: vice president; and Mrs Bradford Warner. treasurer. Over $500 was realized at the dance given last Friday night in the Brook lawn Country club for the benefit Of 'a,The Hemlocks." There will be no more meetings until September
 Mrs. R. Monohan of 1522 Iranfstan avenue will open her home tonight for a benefit card party under the auspices of the YD Division. Prizes will be offered for the highest scores at each table.
 Cards have been issued announcing the enga cement of Miss Ethel Reich daughter of MT. and Mrs. William Reich of e3 Harriett street to Rudolph M Hennick son of MT. and Mrs. F. Hennick of 1135 Howard avenue. Miss Reich is active in Jewish circles and is at present connected with the Bridgeport Hardware Manufacturing Go. Mir Hennick is well known in newspaper circles being affiliated with the advertising staff of the New Hay