The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-25
Personals

MT. and Mrs Emmet S. Beardsley of 61 Rowsley street are spending guests of MT and Mrs EH-H. Smith Mrs. Beardsley will later visit several 1 of her former classmates of National Park seminary, Forest Glen, Mary land.
 MT. and Mrs Buckingham Marsh of 800 Colorado avenue will leave on Monday for Camp Dix, New Jersey, where she will be the member of house party given by one of her class mates at Smith college.
 MT. and Mrs L. V. Roberts of 172 Grove street are spending a week in Hempstead. Long Island, where they are being extensively entertained by friends
 Mrs. H. E. Batchelor Of ee Nolan street, Stratford is entertaining her aunt Mrs. T. H. Blake of Wood Ha- ven, New York
 MT. and Mrs. Andrew Lyons of Park avenue are enjoying a sail up the Hudson river. They will visit various points of interest en route to Albany
 Gerald s. Pratt of Brookview ave me Bow Scout executive, spent the weekend at the Boy Scout camp at Still River. Conn., John Hurley of Eagle street is en- towing g. two weeks vacation at Lake Waramaug.
 or IA Alpine street are spending a few weeks at the Colonade at Wal nut beach.
 World War, will hold a beach party at Pleasure Beach on Saturday af- noon, July 30th. Members and their friends will meet at the Stratford ave- nue dock at o'clock. The members of the New England Order of Protection will hold a pic nic and outing at Pleasure Beach on August 20th-
 Charles Downey. chief storekeeper on the U. s. S. Murray, has returned to his station at Gloucester, Mass, after spending few days in this city as the guest of friends. The many friends of G. W. Good sell. who has been quite seriously i'll at his summer home in Woodmout, will be pleased to hear that he is slightly improved
 The annual lawn fete given on the ground of the parsonage by the par isf1foners of St Thomas parish in Fairfield will take place on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this week.
 Miss Clara I1ltngworth of Meriden is visiting her cousin, Mrs B. F. Lud- low of 35s Windsor avenue, Strat- ford.
 Miss Ethel Gutter of 2,24s East Main street Is visiting with friends on Fishers Island, Conn.,
 The many friends of Michael Bar rett of Hanover streee will be sorry to hear that he is seriusly i'll with pneu- mon.a at St. Vfncent's hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. NJ. J. Farrell and daughters. Margaret and Cassie, of 34 Glendale avenue. left yesterday for motor trip to P1ttsfield from where they will go over the Mohawk Trail to Albany:
 Miss May Sullivan. Miss Anna Boyle. Miss Mary CarTig, Miss EStelle Don ahey Miss Clara Callahan, Mss Eva Mary Eea1y, all of New Haven. who have been guests at the Midget cot tage at Myrtle beach for the past two weeks have returned to their homes.
 A second Thursday swimming party at I1ordship park will be held this week by a troup of members from the Barnum Service center of the r. w. c. A. Miss Eleanor Emerson secre- tary at the house, will act as chaper- one for the affair.
 Mrs. J. A. Leverty of Washington avenue entertained a small group of friends at her home at a bridge party on Saturday. Those present were Mrs. Lyman Hill, Miss Mary Suspicion and Miss Mary Ward
 Gordon Beardsley of 1446 Linden avenue, Stratford, is spending a few weeks in Atlanta, Ga, as the guest of relatives
 Miss Helen Heating of Park place left the city yesterday for Springfield where she will be the bridesmaid at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Ma of that city, which will take place to- morrow morning.
 Harold Fox of Noble avenue, is sDending two weeks vacation at the Dinty Moore cottage at Myrtle Beach
 James Cummings, who has been employed in New York for some time was the weekend guest of his parents on I4afayette street.
 Miss Mary Day of 41 Lewis street, and Miss Helen Quinliyan of s94 Laurel avenue, are spending feW weeks at Watch Hill R. l.
 Rev John Sullivan of Sacred Heart church, is visiting his parents in Maine for several weeks.
 Miss Lorraine Suspicion, of Sanford avenue, will spend the remainder of the summer at Walnut beach, as the guest of friends.
 Miss Mary Sullivan of 1 Seeley