The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-23


 Mrs. Mary Sheehan of 66s Lafay- cite street will visit her daughter,
 Mrs. Charles Wall, of North avenue. at her summer cottage at Compo Peach, which she is now occupying for the season.
 Paul Meyers of Myrtle avenue is enjoyinc- a two weeks vacation mo- 1orins to points of interest.
 Miss Mabel McGrady of Maplewood avenue and Miss Lila Batchelor of Wordin avenue will leave on Friday for a two weeks sojourn in New York city, where they will Titness several plays.
 Miss Esther Sniffen, who is em- ployed in New York city, will spend the week end with her parents, MT and Mrs. M. T. Sniffen, of Colorado avenue
 George Langham of Coleman street is spending two weeks vacation in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
 Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Catherine Lyons of Palisade place and John Petty of Central Fall, Rhode Island, which took place yesterday morning in St. Charles church The couple were at- tended by Mrs. Alice Seceo and Jere- miah Petty.
 Miss Esther Plaisted, Miss Ibasel Evers and Miss Helen Johnson, all members of the Maplewood school faculty who are to be summer brides, were given a shower yesterday at school when the teachers presented them with many handsome gifts Tn honor of their approaching marriages. Miss Plaisted is to marry Howard Dodsweu formerly of Fort Wayne, Indiana, now of this city, on Tuesday, July 5th, at her parents home Tn Portland, Maine. Miss EVerS IS to wed Henry Gronberg of S9S Gregory street. next month, and Miss Johnson will become the bride of Paul Brandes of Fairfield avenue early in Septem- Der.
 Miss Julia Anna Phillips of 49 Made street became the bride of Dan- | iel Spellane of 17So Seaview avenue, | yesterday morning at St. Charles church. Miss Mary Ea1ov acted as bridesmaid and Michael Spellane was best man.
 Mrs. O. F. Adams of Housatonic | avenue opened her attractive home today for A benefit card party given under the auspices of the Ten-Ien club There were ten tables of play | CTS and attractive prizes were offered Tea was served by the hostess. The proceeds will go towards paying OH the Universalist church mortgage
 Mrs. Clifford L. Mason of Hazel wood avenue and her small daughter, Corrine, have returned from Pitts field, Mass, where they have been spending a fortnight visiting rela- tives.
 Mrs. Frank Butler of Brookview avenue is entertaining guests from Washington, D. c.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. I. Be1knap, Jr., of Hazelwood avenue have arrived home after enjoying the Commence rnent exercises at Williams college, Williamstown, Mass.
 Miss Florence Murray of Iranistan avenue is visiting with friends Ill Springfield, Mass
 The wedding of Miss Blanche Melt ger, daughter of MT and Mrs Joshua Meltzer of Fairfield avenue and Emanuel Baker Hoffman of New York city is scheduled to take place on Tuesday. July 18th. at the Hotel Pennsylvania in New York city.
 Miss Elizabeth Bassick of Fairfield avenue acted as hostess for the meet ing of the Little Sisters at her home this afternoon
 William J. Daily of 27 Center street, a student at St Mary's seminary in Baltimore, has returned to his home for the summer vacation.
 Roland Keating of 21o Lenox ave nue entertained a number of his friends recently in honor of his birth day. Music and games were enjoyed and refreshments were served Those present were Miss Sadie Rowland, Miss Alice Whelan, Miss Mildred Lu- r;e Miss Marion Miller, Miss Alice Rock, Miss Mary Windelhaus, Edward Shugrue, Thomas Lucey, Francis Kane, James Lucey. James Benson and Herbert Sprague-
 The members of the cast of 70 Hum will present the musical com edy on Friday evening, June 24th, at the Nichols school house Buses will leave the corner of Broad street and Fairfield avenue at 7:15 o'clock.
 A splendid minstrel show will be presented this evening at the Indus trial Service center on Barnum ave Girls Basketball league. The pro- ceeds will be used to defray the ex- penses of sending delegate to the in dustriaI conference aE Camp Alta mont. New York, in July. l.
 Rev. Thomas A. Judge will be at I4auraHon hall. Milford. from June 24th to June 2Sth to conduct the an- nuaI retreat for Catholic women Those who wish to attend on Saturday afternoon and Sunday will be wei coma