The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-19

IHGlT III SOhI, WHSI6 they have been sojourning for a brief stay.
 Among the local delegates attend ing the National Federation of Busi- ness and Professional Women at the convention in Cleveland, Ohio, are: Miss Gratia Rice, national treasurer, who is judge of the Juvenile Court here; Miss Kathryn l. Hewitt, of the Bridgeport Protective association; Miss Rose P. House, and Mrs. Emma Benches who has been sent as the state delegate.
 Miss Sadie Wilson of Princeton street has been enjoying a-two weeks vacation stopping at points of inter est in Connecticut.
 Miss Dorothy Hull of 1903 Iranistan avenue is entertaining Miss Anne Bronough, a well known Stock play CT, at the summer cottage of her par ents in Silver Sands.
 Mrs. Nellie Williams of Howard avenue has issued invitations for the Womens Auxiliary of the YD to at tend an all day picnic at her cottage on Pleasure Beach tomorrow. An interesting days program has been arranged by the hostess.
 Mrs. J. J. scul1y of Linwood ave- nue is entertaining Dr. and Mrs Wal ter J. Kiernan of Newtown their house guest at Fairfield Beach,
 Mrs. M. J. Flanagan of Beechwood avenue has left for a several weeks sojourn in Maryland where she will be extensively entertained by friends.
 Edward Ferrer of 61 Rowsley street left yesterday for a. two weeks motor ft-irN fT
 Miss Mary Flinter of Sanford ave nue is spending week visiting friends in Winsted. Conn.
 Miss Florence Murray of Iranistan avenue, who has been visiting rel atives for the past fortnight in Spring field Mass, has returned to her home here-
 MT. and Mrs William Miller Paxton 3rd, of Fairfield avenue left yester- day for Shelter Harbor, Rhode Island, where they will be entertained as the house guests of Mrs: Belle Ten Eyck, for several days
 MT. and Mrs. Howard Stone and famnly of Stratford have moved into | a newly purchased home in Stratfeld General and Mrs Henry A, Bisho[ and daughter, Miss Henrletta, anC I nIre left recently for Carr Pond. Car: tage, Maine, where they will speno | the remainder of the season at thel' summer camp. They are entertain ing several out-of-town guests a1 ! house party there
 Mrs. Jennie Bird of West avenue left yesterday to spend n1onIh Il sharon. Conn.,. with relatives Mss Barbara Latin of Southport who is Dr. William Horace Days sec, retary at the United Congregationa- church. has returned from TOT; Iori nights vacation spent touring to NdFi | ous points of interest | Miss Marion Lewis of Park ave nue is enjoying several days so1our1 as the house guest of friends in Bos ton, Mass
 Several intimate friends of Mrs Henry Gronberg, who was formerl. Miss Isabel Evers of North avenue | tendered her a grocery shower a her cottage at Fairfield beach re gently. MT. and Mrs. Gronberg ar rived home from their honeymool
 trip this week and it was at thi
 time Mrs. Gronberg was completel
 surprised with the welcome he
 friends gave her
 Mrs George sherman Windsor 0
 Maplewood avenue will open ne
 home for the meeting of the Littl
 Sisters on Thursday afternoon.
 Mrs. Fred Mills will entertain tn members of the O. E. $. sewing circl at her cottage at Silver Sands O.
 Thursday at an all day picnic. Mem i bers are requested to meet at Read i corner in time to catch the 10 ocloC trolley.
 Miss Caroline Graves who is spend , ing the summer with her grand mother, Mrs. Zalmon Goodsen c North avenue is visiting with clas mates from Smith College at thei
 homes in Waterbury, for the remain
 der of this week.
 The members of the 1nduStria Service center on Barnum avenu } will have swimming party o
 Thursday evening at Pleasure beacf Miss Dorothy Moore of Pores court is spending a weeks vacatio