The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-29

3dILlIy or HempStead, L. l., have mo- tored back to their home after spend Ing few days in this city as the
 guests of MT. and Mrs w. F Wells
 of George street
 The many friends of Miss Mildred
 Warner of the Schwartz apartments will be pleased to hear that she is recuperating after a recent serious illness,
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Schneider and family of Lewis street are spend ing the summer months at Para disc Mrs. Schneider's sister. They expect 10 return to their home after the 1st Of September. MT. Schneider is a well-known newspaper dealer.
 Miss Jean LaSaHe of Providence is the guest of MT. and Mrs George Graham of State street for week.
 Rose street are entertaining for a week, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leblanc Of Springfield. Mass.
 Miss Anna Cassidy of Willow street IS spending her vacation in New York city as the guest Of Mr and Mrs. James Barry. Mrs. Barry was for merly Miss Edna Callahan of Strat-
 Mir and Mrs Edward L. Sides have returned to their home in South Groveland. Mass, after a short visit in this city where they attended the wedding of their son, Dr. Arthur c. Sides. and Miss Emma FrSnz, which s1ook place on Wednesday.
 Miss Mae Wright of Black Rock | avenue has returned to her home af- Ter spending a week in Atlantic City. Rev. Matthew J. Traynor, pastor of St Mary's church on Pembroke street. has returned to his home af- { ter spending a weeks vacation at the Thousand Islands, Canada, where he was the guest of his brother, Rev. hFat1rer Andrew Traynor, pastor of ssSt. Barneday's church.
 The mammoth A A U. meet which l is the annual event in Bridgeport will , be held on August goth. The affair | generally takes place at Seaside park but for the first time in history the !; aquatic contest and exhibition will be at Pleasure beach.
 Miss Bertha Gyurkovics of 245 | Clinton avenue is spending several days in New York city.
 The members of the Golden Hill l: house of the Y. w. c, A. enjoyed sSdelightfu1 swimming party on Satur- ts<fay evening at Fairfield beach Mrs. Mary Stackpobe acted as chaperone-
 Miss Ethel Pigg, organist at O1fvet ! church, and Mrs Charles Dickson and ,r daughter, Hazel, of North avenue will leave next week for Pleasant Valley where they will spend a month.
 The semi-f1nal round match play for the Fairchi1d cup will be held on club. One of the features of the day will be the "One Club Match in which the entire eighteen holes will 2 be played with any one club, club eI fn ho hn tIT1ey snatch will be played from three until {. five o'clock. The prize will be offered by Mrs. George B. Houston, and Mrs. John B. Dillon and Mrs. Leon J. Fish will serve tea. There will be dancing in the evening.
 Miss Grace Bestick of werls street will leave on Monday for Falls Vil-
 MT. and Mrs. J. Farist Penfield of . Merchant street are enjoying a motor trip to New Hampshire, Cape Cod and other points of interest
 Miss Gilberta Vance of Charles street and a party of friends have taken the Evers cottage at Fairfield beach for the month of August
 Miss Katherine Logan of 1o46 Fairfield avenue is spending the week with friends in Boston, 
 Miss Adelaide Carey of East ave nue has returned from Hartford, Conn, where she was the attendant at the wedding of her cousin, Miss Mary c. Brown and Joseph Marshall .aCosgrove which took plane on Mon day.
 Mrs George A. CampanA and | daughter, Mary Louise. of Washing | ton are spending two months in the | city as the guests of MT. Campana's | parents, MT. and Mrs. Peter A. Cam | pana of POI Ann street.
 MT. and Mrs. c. Stager and family | of IA Rose street have returned to | their home after a motor trip over the Mohawk trail and through Massa- | chusetts. They were accompanied by | MT. Stager's brother, J. Stager of Hartford
 Peter W. Hanbury of Noble avenue | is enjoying a two weeks vacation in | New York city where he is witnessing | of the big league games.
 The Convent connected with the | Church of St. Mary on Pembroke | street has been closed during the morrow when several of the nuns re- turn from their vacations and re- treats.
  Manufacturing company are planning l fan all day sail and picnic to Long | Island on next Sunday.
 John B. Bevans has returned to the | sNavaI Training station at Newport | after spending several days furlough | .tn this city as the guest of his mother | sDn Sachs street
 Mr. and Mrs Vincent Keane of | Madison avenue, are rejoicing over | ! the arrival of a son, recently. Mrs. sEeane was formerly Miss Mildred |