The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-05-31

PERSONALS
 MT. and Mrs William T. Hincks of Park Place have arrived home from a several days motor trip to Wash ington- D. C., and through the noun tafns of Pssnsylvania-
 Members of the Kappa Kappa Chi club of Olivet Congregational church will meet in the parish house on Thursday evening for seWlng7 .dil me 1 place during the evening, with the l election of officers
 Miss Maude L. Hill of Warren i street has returned from Pine Or ' chard where she was the guest at a house party given by friends there- Mrs Henry B. Henshaw of Fairfield , avenue has been entertaining William ! Miller Paxton 3rd, of New York as i her guest over the week end.
 An informal holiday dance was held | at the North Shore Country club for ! the members and their friends last 1 night Malone's orchestra furnished music for the occasion.
 John T. Hfncks of Park place is . erDected home from Harvard Law school in Cambridge, Mass. tornor- row for the summer vacation time
 Miss Elsie Clark of North Main etreet has returned from a brief stay <,-In dS in Haven.
 Mrs. Richard Howell of Elm street Stratford entertained at a supper and : dancing party at her home last evening in honor of several out-of- l town guests
 Miss Isabel Hayward has returned to her home in New York City after being the house guest of Miss Lillian : Drew of Manhattan avenue over the 1 weekend
 Miss Priscilla. TrumbuI of Mill Hill i avenue has returned from Columbia I University in New York where she , has been studying during the winter 1 Miss Trumbun entertained few friends at dinner at the Royal James hotel in Norwalk on Saturday even ing.
 Miss Beatrice Clark, daughter of | MT. and Mrs A L. Clark of Ncf-h : Main street, arrives home from HISS
  sey, on Friday for the summer re- cess
 Miss Katherine MulIens of North i Main street, Miss Mabel McNamara 1 of Noble avenue, and Miss Mildred ! Horan of Fairfield avenue are among ] the local students arriving home ron } Trinity college in Washington, D. t.' { tomorrow for the summer season.
 Miss Esther Gerrish of Laurel ave
 fl fF-FNTV7 kT n. ! Maryland, for the summer vacation : after studying the past year at Ma , tiona1 Park Seminary
 Miss Gladys Hull of 1903 Iranfstan avenue has returned home from Scud- der school in New York where she has been taking 2 course % m 1n ter SOCIAL
 MT. and Mrs George Rooney of Boston, Mass, motored here over the week end to visit their sister, Mrs Fife Lorring, of Boston avenue.
 Donald Lynch, who attends Rich, mond college in Virginia, is expeceed home this week for the summer Vaca- ton time MT. Lynch will join his parents at their cottage at Fa1rfeld Beach.
 MT. and Mrs, Allen Beardsley- of Maple street. Stratford, entertained a. a picnic and canoe party yesterday up at Far Mill river
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Ketchen of arrival of a son born recently weigh ing ten pounds Mrs. ketcheu was Miss Margaret Horschler of Franklin street before her marriage
 Mir and Mrs. J. P. O'NeiL and daughters Misses Harriet, Ethel and Ruth of I92 Ann street, accompanied by Miss Gladys Ba1linger of 424 Penn and Raymond PaddOCN of 693 Myrtle avenue have returned from a four days motor trip over the Mohawk Trial
 The beautiful gardens of Miss Anne | Burr Jennings of t-Sunniholme" Tn Fairfield will be thrown open to the public tomorrow and Thursday after i noon of this week The EnSilsh iris section is of especial interest in its i beauty of the various delicate shades gagged in business in New York city 1 spent the week end and holiday with 1 her parents MT. and Mrs. Bucklng- ham Marsh of 500 Colorado avenue
 Mir. and Mrs Thomas Lashar of Fairfield have arrived home from | wiImingtonl Delaware where they | have been SojourninE for a fortnight |
 MT. and Mrs c. A Baldwin of RrookIawn Park have returned from l Mt Tom Lake where they IdNe heStA !! visiting at their summer camp over the week end. MT. and Mrs Bald | win entertained several guests
 Mrs Edna Johnson of Black Rock | sne0t the week end and holiday with | friends in New York City where she l attended several of the popular | Broadway performances HAYS INAUGURATES
 NEW F. O. SCHEDULES
 Washington, May 3o.-The people 1 oP the United States are to be taught to treat post office schedules with 1