The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-27

the brides cousin, Mrs. Rud olph Bau- mann, 2S5 Black Rock avenue. Late in the evening the couple will leave for New York from where they will go to the reat Lakes. After July 18th they will be at home in Buffalo. The brides travelling costume will con- sists of a suit of blue tricotine and a sport hat of tangarine color.
 Miss unn, is we11-known in this city and has been the guest of honor at a number of showers given during the past week.
 PERSONALS
 Miss Margaret T. Brennan of ss Savoy street, attended the wedding of Miss Marion Boone and Louis Ja- yesterday in New York city, at the Broadway Central hotel.
 Mrs. Mary o-NeiI of 1s2 Ann street, will be hostess for the last of the series of whist and pinochle par ties at 62 Cannon street, tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O o'clock. Announcement is made of the en- gagement of Miss Gladys Hull daughter of MT. and Mrs EIbert O. Hull of 1903 IranistAn avenue and Harry Won Hacht of Milford. No Miss Hull attended National Park seminary in Forest Glen, Md, and last year took up social service work at Scudder school in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs William J. Wilson of Stratford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Marion Louise. to William J. Goodman of Pawtucket, L. I.
 
 Savoy street, are rejoicing over the arrival of baby daughter born at St Vincents hospital recently.
 Miss Mary Dovnev of Fairfield. has left for Chicago, ILL, where she will spend the summer months visiting relatives.
 World War Veterans. are to hold an outing at Pleasure Beach on Satur- day. The committees in charge have arranged a most interesting program of events for the day
 Mrs. John Speer of 169 Wells street entertained number of friends at her home on Thursday evening at farewell shower and bridge party for Miss A. Maude Nimber. wh twill leave for England in August. Those pres ent were Miss Ruth Miss Marion and Miss Bessie Rose, Miss Lucy Stebbins, Miss Lucy Bottomly, Miss Ella Brown, Miss Louise sherman. Miss Edna Hale of Southport. Miss Rachael Pickett of Eairfieldi Mrs. W. J. Griffin, Mrs. J. Morren. Mrs. John SPeer and Hose and Emma Rothe.
 Mir. and Mrs. Earl Osterhoudt have returned from honeymoon trip to Bermuda and the Catsklil1 mountains and are now at home on Salem street Mrs. Osterhoudt was formerly Miss Harriette BaSSett-
 Professor John Adam Hugo. piano instructor, and August Berger, violin ist. will hold a combined recital of their pupils on July 9th. 9th, and 1th, in the High school auditorium
 Mir and NI-s. Rudolph Baumann of 2S5 Black Rock avenue have as their guest for a few days MT. and Mrs. Bion Farnham 'e Buffalo, N Y-
 Mrs Warren Hall of New York city who has been spending several months here as the guest of her father, Frank Rassett of Salem street. has returned to her home. Mrs Hall is a member of the Bridgeport High school faculty. The tennis club of the Barnum Ser vice center will hold meeting to- morrow evening. Plans will be made for the tournament which will take place after the first of July.
 MT: and Mrs. Jacob Finklestone of S5 James street announce tn en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Ruth G.. to l. Philip Slava tsky of this city Both young people are we'll known -here. Miss Ffnklestone was graduated from the Bridgeport High school in the class of 1915 and has been acting as a private secretary in the A. S. Leake Construction Co. MT. SIavatsky is also a graduate of the local high school and New YorkU nj versity and is at present practicins law in this city. No date has been set for the wedding
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Hull of Strat- ford. motored to OalIville on Satur, day where they will spend several days visiting relatives
 MT. and Mrs John Sheridan have returned from their honeymoon trip from Atlantic City, N. J. They are spending a few days in this city be- fore leaving for their home in Wat erbury. Mrs Sheridan was Miss Katherinet Burns of shelton street, before her recent marriage.
 Miss Esther PIaisted of Iranistan avenue. has left for her home in pare for her approaching marriage to Howard Dodsweu of this city, which is to take place on July ,. at the home of her parents. Miss Plais- ted is a member of the teaching staff at Maplewood school
 Miss Julia Farnam Of Laurel ave- nre, will leave for New York city tomorrow where she will join friends for several days sojourn-
 The Service club will meet at he home of Miss Margaret Nedthercutt of Brookl,awn avenue tomorrow af- ternoon Final arrangements for the dance at the Brooklawn Country club on Friday evening will be made.
 
 So they bsiieva the peap.e of tine United States will kssp their eyes first of all on Americas big and efti- cient navy and ses that it is net inn pover!shed Also that they will keep their eyes in future years on the west coast and take care of its needs