The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-21

Personal - Miss Marion Betts of Lafayette street is expected home from Springfield, Mass. today where she has been visiting friends for a brief Mass, where she has been attend ing the conference of churches. Fairfield is entertaining Mrs Mari on Wells of Hartford, as her house guest this week.
 Miss Sara Milligan of so2 Golden Hill street is leaving town this week for a fortnight's sojourn in Irving ton-on-Hudson with friends. |,
 Miss Virginia Birdsan of Churchill road is now visiting with relatives in Peru, Vermont. She is expected home the middle of August.
 Louis Kutcher of Clinton avenue has been entertaining Duncan Day ton of New York City as his house guest this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Ferris Bishop and family of Newtown Pennsylvania motored to visit Miss Elizabeth Bi- shop of Courtland Hill for the re- mainder of this week.
 Mrs Hal Kearns of Park avenue will leave next week for Shelter Isl and, Rhode Island, where she will be the house guest of MT. and Mrs. Archibald McNei1, ST., of Fairfield avenue at their summer home there.
 Mrs. Frank Conner of Lordship Manor is entertaining relatives at her home this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Smith of Laurel avenue who are summering at Laurel beach have MT. and Mrs. Armstrong Smith of Flushing, Long Island as their guests. MT. and Mrs. Smith formerly resided in this city.
 Miss Ruth Williams of Park ave nue has arrived home from Shelter Harbor, Rhode Islan6 where. she has been extensively entertained for a week.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph W. Northrop from Spuyten Duyvil. N. Y., where they have been stopping with MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Johnson. Jr.
 Miss Irene Flynn of seaview ave- nue has returned from Jersey City, N- J.. where she has been vacation ing for a week
 Miss Helen Carroll of Eaton street returned home after being enter t.ined by Mrs. Roland Mapelson, nee Miss Florence Clancy. of this city. avenue has arrived home from Mt Clemens, Michigan, and Canada where she has been touring for the past three weeks accompanied by 1<
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Poole have returned from their honeymoon trip at Atlantic City. N- J.. and are at pres avenue. Mrs. Poole was Miss Reta Hase1ton, a recent bride MT. Poole is secretary of the American Bank & Trust Go.
 Miss Annie Burr Jennings of Sun niholme." Fairfield, sailed yesterdav on the Olympic for Europe, where she will travel extensively for the re- mainder of the summer.
 Mrs. John Bannigan and daughter of Providence, Rhode Island, are wis iting with Mrs Bannigan's mother, Mrs Joseph Criddle, of North avenue, for several days.
 Mir. and Mrs. Harvey Hube1I and son, Harvey, Jr. of Park avenue are SpSuulIlS several CnG1r country home in Long Hill.
 Miss Margaret Morrissey of Long Hill and Miss Lorraine Stapleton of Walnut Beach have been visiting at the home of Miss Katherine Daley of Center street for few days.
 Miss Mary Dewitt of Washington avenue has returned from Torring- ton, where she has been entertained bv friends for a week,
 Mrs. Daniel Morgan of Grove street is entertaining her two nieces from Mt Vernon, New York. this week.
 William Boynton of Wood avenue was host for a box party at Poli's the atre last night in honor of his birth day. His guests included: Miss Mar garrett Morrissey, Miss Lorraine Sta p1cton, Miss Katherine Daley. Miss Mary Dewitt, William Boynton, Charles Denny, William Fitzgerald, and Guar tus Graves After the theatre the young people enjoyed dancing at the home of Miss Dailey's parents on Cen ter street.
 A large beach party and outing was held on Tuesday evening at Fairfield beach by a number of the employees of the Singer Manufacturing company. After bathing, luncheon and a dog roast was enjoyed.
 Miss Dorothy and Miss Frances Williams of Fairfield avenue will leave Saturday for Middletown where they will be the guests of relatives for two weeks.