The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-21

'COh, dputu WuSn they 1ClE ome of Frances noted summer re- wyer and a politician of national
 Mention , Miss Agnes GiIlane of Fremont street, has returned to her home af- ter enjoying a week at Camp Oron oque in Oronoque, Conn.
 is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Richard Costello for a few days.
 Dr: and Mrs. Virgil Calvin and daughters, Miss Mary and Miss Ruth or West avenue, have returned to their home after a two weeks vaca- tion at Lordship.
 Mrs. W. B. German and Mrs. A. Hayes of -HilIhouse avenue, are spending a few days in Waterbury, Conn,
 Miss Margaret Walsh of Black Rock avenue, is the guest of friends | in Holyolxe and Hartford for several | weeks.
 The members of the Lincoln Re creation Center will hold a dance this l evening at the Municipal gymnasium Lincoln orchestra will play.
 Miss >Theresa and Miss Sarah La- very of Noble avenue are spending a few weeks at Delaware Water Gap, i Miss Marion Hayes of H11Ihouse avenue and Miss Frances Smith of Harriett street are enjoying two | 70 es Tofi at
 MT and Mrs T. R. Longstreth of 55 Nash Lane are entertaining Miss Edna Longstreth of Maiden, Mass, | for several days.
 Announcement is made of the en- easement of Miss Katherine F1inter of 3S Autumn street. No date has been set for the wedding. | Catherine Webb of Lexington ave- nue, is enjoying a two weeks vaca- ton. Miss Webb is an employe of the Jenkins Valve Co.
 Miss Helen Whelan of Warrington court, will leave on Saturday to spend Miss Laura Durfee, educational sec retary at the Y. w C. A. and Miss Grace Tooker of 30 Pond street, will leave on Sunday to attend ten days conference at the International Sun day school draining camp at Iakf Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. After the close of the meeting Miss Durfee will go to her home in Provi- dence, where she will spend the re- mainder of the month of August. Miss Tooker will return to her home. Rev. and Mrs. R. c. Whitehead and family of Broad street, Stratford. will spend the month of August at their summer house outside of Bran ford, Conn.
 Milton Dayton will be the so1oist at picnic to be held by a group of young ladies from Long Hill at Ran da1rs farm on August 2. Miss Laura Mother Machree' and 'I Heas You Calling Me- and will be accompan- jed at the piano by Mrs. Charles Penny
 Miss Edith and Miss Helen Lock wood of Fremont street, left last Sat urday for Baltimore, Md. where they week they are the guests of their aunt, Mrs Joseph B. Jacobs at Chevy-Chase, Md.
 Miss Louise Loth and Miss Alice Loth of Wells street are spending two weeks vacation at Lake Winnopesau- kee, New Hampshire.
 The members of the Sunday school of the Stratford Congregational church held a very enjoyable picnic yesterday at Putnam park About one hundred and fifty children, par ents, nd teachers were present.
 Miss Florence Williams of Beech mont avenue is now the guest of friends in Buffalo, New York. Inter a delightful sail up the Hudson. Registration is still open for the Tuesday and Thursday morning sew ing classes for teen age girls at the Golden Hill house the '. w. c. A. Miss Edna Allen of 15o Marion street is enjoying two weks vacation at Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey.
 The members of the Girls Scout camp connected with the Stratford Congregations church have returned to Stratford after a two weeks camp ing trip at Camp Mohawk, the coun- ty '. M. C.A. place at Lftchfield. The Y. M. allows girls to visit thea camp during the first month it is open. Miss Gertrude Wilkinson was the leader of the group which was com posed of Miss Esther Nothnagle, Miss Deneva Dimond, Elsie Hubbard, Miss Dorothy Mitchell, Miss Edith Birds ley, Miss Barbara Mohl, Miss Dorothy Swanson, Miss Dorothy Hoffman, Miss Olive Clanson, Miss Dorothy Wilkin- son and Miss Charlotte Unwin.
 Miss Marie Tobin of Washington avenue, is spending a two weeks va- cation at Delaware Water Gan.