The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-23
Personals

Personals
Miss Alice White of 4st Wood ave-
nue. and Miss Frances Van Amburgh
for Boston University where they will
enter the freshman year.
The Municipal gymnasium on
Stratford avenue will open for bas-
ketball practice during the first week
in October. Factory teams wishing
to use the gym should communicate
with Captain Max Baum
Among the Bridgeport boys who
will attend Holy Cross college this
year are Edward Kennedy Of Vine
street, James Daley Of Gregory street,
Sanford avenue and William Barnes
Of Wordin avenue.
Miss Eleanor Quinn, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mendel Quinn, will leave
on next Monday for Boston college
where she will take up the study OF
dental hygiene
A meeting of the garden study class
of the Bridgeport Art League will be
held tomorrow at the Anne Hathaway
cottage at Beardsley park Mrs. Geo.
Crawford will be in charge ef the
group.
william II. Jepson of $40 Wilmot
avenue, has left for Trinity college
in Hartford where he will take pre-
medical course.
The Mems society of St. Luke's
church will meet this evening in the
parish house. Clarence Q. Lister Will
be in charge.
Miss Grace Mapes Reilly Of the
Washington headquarters of the
American Council on Education Is
spending a brief vacation from her
official duties with Mrs. Ruth EStey
Chisholm of Longview avenue, Fa1r-
field The American Council on Eou-
cation is a voluntary ASSOCIATION OIL
educators headed by DR.. Capen. tor
merly of Tufts College. which aims
to secure uniformity in standards OF
education and gathers and dissent.
mates information for the Deneht OF
the educational institutions which
now engaged in an exhaustive survey
of the curricu1a of European colleges
for the purpose of classifying the re-
quirements for degrees required by
them.
James NJ. Jensen, son of Mrs. N.
Berglund of 279 Broad street, will
sail on Tuesday, Sept 27th, for south
engineering work for the stewart
Construction company.
Mrs. Marcus Ross of Colorado ave
nue. is spending several weeks in New
York city as the guest of her moth
err Mrs. Joseph Keller.
Mrs. Hugh Lavery of 1919 Noble
avenue. y entertained a n num6er o, os
shower in honor of Miss Anna
Brady, who is to become the bride
of Harold L. Pitt. The guests includ-
Winifred, Alice, Loretta, Irene, Ger
trude. Cecilia, Abbie. Geneve, Frances,
Mary, Ruth, Catherine, Edna, SADIE,
and Lucina Lavery, Alice Hoyt, Mar
Monte and Becky Donahue. Rosanna
Brady, Anna, Alice and Catherine
Brady, Mrs, Mary Healy, and Mar
garet Healy of Denver; Babbs Cur
nan. Miss Loretta O'Brien, Mrs. Sar-
ali. Mrs. Michael, Mrs. Patrick, Mrs;
James, Mrs. John, Mrs. Thomas ana
Mrs. Hugh Lavery and Mrs. kather-
+ inc Brady.
Michael Strauss of Colorado ave
nue. has taken up his stuo1es al
Syracuse University.
Clifford bureau. Jr-. Of 5s1 Beech
wood avenue, has left for Troy. N.
Y, where he will enter Rensselaer,
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. bureau of So
Beechwood avenue have returned
from a very pleasant motor trip to
Troy, N. Y, going over the Mohawk
Trail and visiting numerous points OF
interest in Massachusetts,.
The many friends of Miss Margaret
Stokes will be sorry to hear that she
is still very i'll at her home at 1,156
Park avenue.