The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-02

Water Gap for several days.
 Miss Lulu Mullens and her sister, Miss Genevieve of North Main street are sojourning in Breton Woods. New Hampshire, for a fortnight
 Miss Christine Williams of Howard avenue left today for Philadelphia Ee., where she will be entertained by relatives for several days Miss vii Hams will visit in Atlantic City before returning home.
 MT. and Mrs Horace Sanford of 61 Rowsley street left today to spend the week end and fourth in Ridge field, Conn.,, with relatives.
 The dance held last night at the Brooklawn Country club by the Ser vice club was well attended. Bal looms served as attractive decorations Music was furnished by an out-of- town orchestra and refreshments were served. pretty organdy frocks were worn by the fairer sex, while the nen were attired in white f1anneIs to cor respond
 Mrs. George Brierly of North ave- nue was hostess for a supper party for the members of the Ladies' Aid society of the West End Congrega- tIonal church. on Friday afternoon. Because of the indictment weatber the party was held indoors. During the afternoon delightful proRra m was enjoyed Among those present were Mrs K. Victor Cole, Mrs. George Hubbell, Miss Anna Bibbins, Mrs. Robert Mckee, Mrs. George Hoyt. Mrs. l.. Hornberger, Mrs. F. Proctor Airs. O c. Banks. Mrs. Frank Sher- Middlebrook, Mrs. A. A. CamD and Mrs H. Patrick.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Hopson of
 
 Grace, with MT. and Mrs. F. Victor Cole and daughter, Miss Lois of CIin- ton avenue, left today for Kent. Conn. where they will remain until over the home.
 MT. and Mrs. E. c. Hull and daughters, Misses Gladys and Dor othy, or 1903 1ranistan avenue, are spending the summer at Silver Beach where they have taken a cottage for the season.
 Misses Lillian and Ruth Drew of Nanhattan avenue are the guests of Miss Eleanor Heffernan of Waterbury for several days.
 Mrs. F. A Bartholomew will be hostess for the next bridge partv +o be given at the Business and Profess slona1 Women's club on Tuesday af- ternoon Fries will be given for the highest score at each table These parties are open to non-members as well as members.
 MT. and Mrs. George H. Taylor of Sorfngdale, Mass, leave on Monday for Kansas City, Missouri, where they eral days.
 Announcement is made of the mar rage of Miss Ruth G. Matheson, daughter of M R. Matheson of 147 cottage street and Whitney W. Bray ton of Ne wHaven, which took place in that city on May 21st
 Mrs Stiles Goodsell of Park place will entertain the Thursday Noon Luncheon club next week.
 A quiet wedding took place on Thursday morning at St. Augustine's church when Miss Alice F,lanaean of 1O1 Sanford avenue became the bride or Raymond Foley of 90 Vine street Rev James B. NihilI performed the ceremony and the attendants were Miss Rita Hanigan of New London After a short honeymoon the couple will reside at 283 Maplewood avenue Miss Dorothy Quinn, secretary at the Phyliss Wheatley branch of the Y. w. c. A. on Beach street will leave on Tuesday for six weeks in New York city during which time she will take short course in Sociology at Colum- bia university. During the absence of Miss Quinn, the branch will not close as Miss Sarah Moore, another social worker from Philadelphia will act as substitute and. carry on the ac- tivities at the house.
 Among the Bridgeporters attending he Dempsey-Carpentier fight today are Thomas Kenney, George Ryder, James Cross, Edward Donahue and Joseph Henessey. The party will motor to New Jersey.
 Miss Clementina DeRocca, secretary It the International institute, who has