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

James Ellsworth of Bronx avenue has as his house guest for several days, John Doppman of Northamp- ton, Mass.
 Miss Nellie Landers of Barnum avenue is spending her vacation so- journing' in Washington, D. C.. with relatives.
 MT. and Mrs. c. F. o'shea of 50 Maplewood avenue are planning to leave next week on two weeks trip
 Miss Agnes Coyne of 993 Grand street is entertaining Miss Bessie Bailey of New York City as her house guest for several days
 Miss Mary McGuinness of Stratford avenue is taking a six weeks summer course in journalism at Columbia University.
 Miss Marion Donaldson of Fairfield is among the many from this city taking advantage of the splendid summer courses offered at Columbia University.
 Miss Jeanette Lewis of Fairfield avenue motored to Meriden, to visit relatives yesterday.
 Miss Mathilda Richards has left for her home in Ossinins, N: Y, after
 
 numerous friends in this city where she was formerly employed MT. and Mrs. Paul Barber. and son, Junior, and Louis Barber of Wilkes Barre. Pa., who have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Moves filling of Clinton avenue, for the past week, | left today for New York city where they will visit before returning home. Mrs. Barber was formerly Miss Ruth 1 Alling.
 Mrs. Harvey Hubbe1I of Park ave nue, is sojourning in the metropolis ] for a few days.
 | MT. and Mrs. Waldo c. Bryant and daughter, Miss Doris of Park avenue and MT. and Mrs. Gerald Bryant of Park place, leave on Saturday for New London, Conn.,, where they will be registered at the Griswo1d hotel | for several days
 Miss Betty Ravens of Clinton ave nue, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Elmer | Ravens was hostess for a house | party, given at the country home Of her parents in Southbury, recently Her guests included Miss Katherine | Cobb of Montclaire, N. J.; Miss Err wanna Bowen of Madonna, N. Y.; Miss Anna Swinnerton, Frederick Stead, Lawrence Riker, Jack Wheel | CT and Douglas Severn.
 | The Women of St Patrick's church l parish will conduct a food sale on Saturday afternoon from until 8 l o'clock on the lawn in front of the | church on North avenue. Delicious homemade candy, cake and biscuits will be sold for the benefit of the school funds new building.
 pr. and Mrs. J. J. Myers have re- | turned from their honeymoon trip | and are spending the summer months at Laurel Beach. S | Miss Adelaide zeigler of Wood ave nue has returned from New Haven l where she has been entertained by friends for the past week. | St. Luke's Episcopal Sunday school held their annual picnic yesterday in | the grove at Pleasure Beach, at which 25o were present. Rev. Jepson, pas tor of the church was in charge of the affair. Bathing, games and the amuse- ments on the beach were enjoyed. | Rows1ey street have moved to South | port for the summer months. MT. and Mrs. Paul wooster of Park street have returned from Waterbury | where they have been enjoying a | brief stay with friends
 Mrs. Frank Hickman of Myrtle avenue wk1 leave next week for Buff fa1c, New York where she will visit friends for several days before 1eav- ing for Canada where she will spend the remainder of the summer. Morton Butler of Court1and Hill has been entertaining William Nesbitt of New Haven as his house guest for the past few days.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Lord of Prince ten street have arrived home from D 1E ,T1r ,6 vr-I, H., 1 been sojourning for the past fort night.
 Robert Kutcher of Clinton avenue is taking a course of studies at Cor nell University, Ithaca, New York.