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

Miss CarIotta Mover, secretary at the Y. W. C. A. house on State street, left yesterday for a three weeks vaca- ton to be spent in New York and various points of interest along the Hudson. During her absence Mrs. w. F. Bishop will be in charge of the house.
 Miss Nellie Lander of 4e0 Noble avenue is spending two weeks in WaShin gton, D. C., and Baltimore.
 Miss Catherine Hassett of 541 Gre gory street has returned after enjoy ing a weekend vacation in New York city.
 Classes in sewing and basketry for teen age girls were started this morning at the Golden Hill house of the Y. W. c. A. They will be in ses- sion each morning from 10 until 12 o'clock. Registrations are still open-
 Miss Elizabeth Daley and Miss Mary Doherty, secretaries at the Catholic Community house on Barnum avenue have returned after a weekend and holiday visit to their homes in Bos- ton. Masg.
 Miss Alice English of 50 Garfield avenue is the guest of friends in New Jersey for two weeks.
 Miss Anna Mcclure of s7 Madison avenue will leave Friday for Myrtle Beach where she will spend a month.
 Mrs. Albert Banvil1e of 52 Hudson street is entertaining Miss Katherine Engliss of Hartford. and Miss Anna McSweeney of New York city, as her house guests this week. -..
 The Bridgeport Art League offers free out-of-door course in sketch ing, under the direction of Miss Mary Jackson to start on July 18th at g o'clock at Anne Hatheway cottage, Beardsley park. Non-members may join this class by paying a small fee. If stormy, the class will be held in side the cottage.
 Miss Helen Coops of John street is camping in the mountains of New Hampshire with party of friends.
 Mrs. Olga Raven woodruff and daughter Marjorie have taken a house on John street where she will make her future home. Mrs. Woodruff is opening an attractive handcraft shop on Monday where unique hand made articles and antiques will be sold.
 Miss Lucille Marsh. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Marsh of 500
 
 days with her sister, Miss Agnes, in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Phillip seelev of North avenue are receiving congrat- ulatfons over the arrival of a. daugh- ter, Phyllis Frances, born recently at their home.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert A. Hodgktns of Al Bronx avenue have returned from motor trip through upper Connec- ticut.
 Mrs. Charles Graham of Lewis St is vacationing with friends in New York city.
 Mrs. W. W. Blakeman Of somer- vile, Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. S. R. Gorham of French street for a few days.
 Miss Catherine wyman of Curtis av- enue left the city Saturday to spend the summer at Camp Waupauwaug. Miss Mildred Farrell of e4 worth street is planning to spend the last i two weeks of July and the month of August in Chicago. as the guest of relatives.
 Miss Miss Catherine Mcclure of s7 | friends in Newtown over the week end and holiday.
 Registration will be open until | saturday, July 9th, for the summer school for boys and girls in seventh and eighth grade work at the Colder Hill house of the Y. W. c. A. The session is held every morning from until 2 o'clock with the exception of Saturdays and Sundays. In addi ton to the arithmetic, history ant language, civics and geography have been added upon sufficient demand l Mrs. Frank Whitman, a public schoo l teacher, Is in charge of the school. | Miss Anna Greenley of Iranistar | avenue is the guest of friends ir | Providence, R. l.. for few weeks. l James Burns of Main street is en. | toying a, fortntght's vacation in the W1ilds of Ontario. Canada, on camp. ing expedition.