The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-22
Personal Mention

:, MT and Mrs. Roderick Mackenzie of BIackman place are spending the summer at their beautiful summer home at Tenant Harbor. Maine Miss Frances and Miss Olive Pease l of North avenue who have been at their summer home in Greenfield Hill for the past month, are now the 1 guests of friends in Pleasant Valley. ] Conn, for a few weeks
 Robert Mathewson of Brttton ave 1 nue left the city last week for Plattsburg, N. r., where he will be ! in training for six weeks. Q Mss Eleanor Harrtgan of frants- tan avenue Is spending tYo weeks at ] Cornwall Bridge, Conn
 Harry Donne1ly of Fremont street l and Edward Donahue Of Atlantic l street are spending week at the 'Rtver Pirates cottage at Silver Sands beach
 Rev. and Mrs Gerald H. Beard l and daughters of 39t Barnum ave- l nue, are spending a month at their 1 summer nome on Shippey Hill in the l White Mountains
 Miss Mae Wright of Black Rock ] avenue is enjoying weeks vacation d-L AAAdlL1S o4Ly-
 Miss Margaret and Miss Isabelle i Mathewson of 200 Wells street have 1 returned after a motor trip to Pitts l field, Mass
 George Lavery of Ifnd1ey street ] has arrived home after a short bust- ness trip to Virginia
 MT. and Mrs Charles A BjorIand l of 1490 Park avenue have sold their property here and left for Sweden '! for an indefinite stay.
 Mrs. Willard H. Sprague of Brew ster street Is entertaining Professor and Mrs. E. H. Sprague of the Uni versity of Maine, as her house guests ] this week. Jack Bennetto of Floral Park. Davies at his home in Norfolk, Va, l for several days.
 Miss Irene Krause of Ridgefeld avenue is spending a fortnight'S vaca- ] tion in Saratoga, N. Y-
 Jack Bray, son of MT. and Mrs. John Bray of Vine street, who are summ erfng at Fairfield Beach, is at tending a large house party at Oak Bluff, given by Henry Fuller, Q former lassmate at Exeter academy. Exeter. N. H.
 Mrs. A. E. Macdonald of Clinton avenue, will entertain her daughter, Mrs Robert Ferrett of New York city. as her weekend house guest
 Mrs. James Clancy of East Main street, left today for New York city, where she will visit her daughter, Mrs. Roland Malpfesden, for several days. Mrs. Malplesden was formerly Miss Florence Clancy.
 MT. and Mrs. William Seeley of Brooklawn avenue, have been enter taining MT. and Mrs Frank E.. Seeley and family of Yonkers, N Y-, as their house guests for the past week
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace Sanford of 62 Rowsley street, have returned from Ridgefie1d, where they have been spending brief stay with relatives
 Miss Helen Wheeler of Park avenue, has returned from Camp Oronogue en route to Derby, where she has been enjoying a weeks stay with party Of friends
 Mrs. Charles Armstrong and family of Brook1awn avenue, are occupying their summer cottage al Lorusnlp Manor for the remainder of the sea son. -.-. --
 MT. and Mrs F. H. Downs of No ebl6 avenue, nave 1SluEIlSu lEoIIi 1 IIlO- tor trip to Atlantic City, N. J., where kthey have been sojourning for the past week accompanied by friends
 Mrs Albert Hodgkins of 141 Bronx avenue. is entertaining Mrs Robert J. Bartholomew of Philadelphia, Pa, as 1heir house guest for the remainder -of this week
 MT. and Mrs William Hawkes. of Ethe Iroqouis apartments on Washing iton avenue, will spend the weekend with relatives in Sound Beach, Stam- sford, Conn.
 Mrs. Frank Conner of Lordship
 Manor, will entertain as her weekend guests, Frank F. Fitch of East Or ange, N. J.; MT. and Mrs Carl Voll- mer and Joseph Roberts of Sound Becch Stamford.
 Mrs.-Charles Edwards will be hos tess for tea at the Brooklawn Coun- try club tomorrow afternoon There flor which Mrs. Kenneth McNel has ioffered a prize. In the evening the regular moving pictures will be omit ted substituted by an illustrated pie lure talk on 'aThe Transatlantic Flisht of the NC-4'; given by Lieut. Scmmander Robert A. Lavendar. IT. S. N.. who was. during the war. in -charge of the design and manufac-
  tnavve aircraft and during the flight, radio officer of the NC-3.
 Mrs. Everett Japp and Mrs. Walter IF. Goddard will serve tea at the Wea- rogue Country club tomorrow after rnoon. The second round match play Efor the F'airchild cup will be in or der and a putting match for the wom- en for which Mrs. F. c. HolmSren has offered the prize.
 Members of the 'Idono" club en- E1oyed a delightful beach party last night at Pleasure beach. Those at tendiug were: Miss Josephine Finn, Miss Cora Stahr, Miss Dorothy Reed. Miss Alice Rock, Miss Helen and Miss ENfar.y Cullinan. John Waters. Wayne rThrall Leonard Smith, James Rourlle, Harold MagGori. Reymond Seardsley, with Mrs. Fred. Finn as chaperone.
 Everything is in readiness for the mammoth food sale to be conducted