The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-08
Personals

MT. and Mrs. J. Penley of Calgary. city. were the weekend guests of friends here and are now spending a lew days at a convention of dancing masters which is being held in De- troit- During the summer Mrs. Pen l l ley has been studying with very fa- 1 nous dancing instructor in New York City. Mrs Penley was formerly | Miss Whanita Barker and with her l husband is proprietor of one of the largest dancing schools in Alberta
 Miss Viola Giampoalo of Ridgewood ! avenue is spending a week in Provi- cence, R. l., with relatives.
 The many friends of Thomas Eng fish of Railroad avenue will be pleased to hear that he is recuperat- ing after a recent serious operation.
 Miss Mae and Miss Julia Brannick Of 198 Alpine avenue are returned to their home after two weeks vacation at the Co1onade at Silver Baach.
 Mr. and Mrs J. D. whalen and daughter Josephine of 12S1 North avenue and Miss Anna Dowd of 32 Herkheimer street motored to Say brook yesterday and will remain .there for two weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. William Heating and daughter Mary, and son John. of n at Lake Placid.
 MT. and Mrs C. A. Ives of SIS Fairfield avenue are entertaining their son and his wife, Mir. and Mrs Charles J. Ives of Greensberg, South Carolina, for several weeks.
 Miss Regina Reardon of Noble ave- nue has returned to her home after spending the weekend in Derby.
 Miss Rose Steele of 1o44 Howard avenue has as her guest for several weeks, Miss Elizabeth Read of Flush ing. L. l.. formerly of this city.
 Rev. John DonneI1y of Belle Fonte, S. D., is spending several weeks in this city as the guest of his parents on Fremont street.
 MT and Mrs. M. J. Reilly of Hawley avenue are spending month in 1ion, N. Y-
 Mr. and Mrs. William Minty of Bronx avenue and a party of friends from Detroit motored to Saratoga on Saturday where they will spend a week at the horse races
 Miss Celia McKeon of New York has returned to her home after a few Baumann of 292 Cottage street.
 Joseph Hurley of Warren street is
 
 City and Cleveland, Ohio.
 Miss Evangeline Boswell of Maple wood avenue is spending month at her cottage at Van avenue, Silver Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Dew of 436 Will mot avenue, MT. and Mrs. W. Jen- nings of Deacon street, Miss Mildred iOuettmeyer of 1175 Stratford avenue and Charles Scholz of Fifth street, have just returned after a motor trip of a week through New England, visiting the White Mountains. the Green Mountains, Berkshire hills and the Mohawk trial.
 Miss Katherine Keane of French street, a teacher in the Island Brook school and her sister, Miss Agnes. an attendant in the North End branch of the library, will spend this week in Hartford, at a camp for young Catholic women
 Mrs. J. F. O'Reilly and daughter, Miss Bessie of Pawtucket, R. l.. are spending a week in the city as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Hawman of
 MT. and Mrs. Edward schine of Wilmot avenue are spending month at Silver Beach.
 Miss Edith Ballou of Porter street |, and Miss Daisy Walkman are spend ing a week in Hartford and vicinity. yg Miss M. E. Weed, geography super visor of the City Normal school, who was obliged to give up her work here l because of i'll health, is now recuper- ating at her home in Bay Village, Ohio. Miss Weed expects to resume her work here in the fall.
 Miss Margaret Mills, of SS9 French street is to be a guest for the re- mainder of the month at E. E. Cort- ! rights camp for girls in northern Connecticut
 A party of local school teachers , left the city on Saturday morning to attend a large camp at Fort Nauue at Poland, Maine. The group includes Miss Mildred Allen, Miss Sadie Far well, Miss Irene Curran, Miss Jane Croccy, Miss Mabel Sherman, Miss Caroline Thompson, Miss Eleanor Cushman, and Miss Ethel Beach.
 Miss Margaret I. Miller of Colorado ] avenue is the guest of her sisters in Hammond, N. Y., for a month. There will be a bridge party to- morrow morning at II o'clock at the Brooklawn Country club. Mrs. Sum ner Simpson has offered the prize.
 Dan Slabodian of Newark, N. Y., I is spending several weeks vacation in this city as the guest of his sister, ! Mrs. Jack Reich of Lorraine street Today MT. Slabodian and MT. Reich attended the New Haven-Brid geport game at Weiss park in New Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. George Bradshaw and Miss Dorothy Bradshaw are en- - toying a motor trip to New London , (s5