The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-24
Personals

A meeting of the Twelfth District Democratic club will be held tomor- row night, August 2'5th, at the club house on Sixth street. Plans are now being made for a whist to be given by the club on Tuesday, August 30th-
 Erwin H. O'Brien or DeF'orest ave nue is the guest of his grandpar- ents, MT. and Mrs. J. Watrous of Woodmont for the remainder of the month.
 The Fifty-sfxth annual reunion of the 20th Regiment Connecticut Vol unteers association will be held in Thursday, August 18th. The com mittee in charge is composed of E. T. Abbott. R C. Usher. and c. E. Kellogg.
 Miss Dorothy Breen of 117 Ere mont street is spens7ing several days with relatives in Schenectady, N. Y.
 Rev John Donnelly returned yes terday to his parish in Bellefourche, South Dakota, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. John J. Donnel1y of Fremont street who will spend six weeks in the west.
 Edward and James Malone of Lewis street have returned after two weeks vacation spent in Flushing, L. l., as the guests of friends.
 Jack We1ch of Hartford, Conn.,. has returned to his home after spend ing the week end in this city as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Richard Lom- bard of Fairfield avenue.
 Miss Anne Gilroy, of 124s centra; avenue, has returned to her home af- ter spending several weeks at How ard Beach, New York.
 A very successful dance was held last evening at the Seaside dance pa End Recreation center.
 Miss Rose O'Hearn of Norwich, is spending several weeks in this city, as the guests of MT. and Mrs. Rich ard Lombard of Fairfield avenue.
 John Malone of Lewis street, is the guest of friends in Nichols for two weeks.
 The outing of the State Undertak- CTS association, which was first an nounced to take place yesterday at Pleasure Beach, was postponed until next Tuesday, Aug. 30.
 The members of the Parochial society of the Christ church, of Strat- munity flower show about the third week in September. Dahlias will probably be the biggest features of the show.
 John Buckley, of Cottage street, and Richard Lombard, Jr., of Fairfield avenue, are enjoying a motor trip through northern New Y ork and Can ada
 Miss Dorothy Quinn, secretary at the Phyliss wheatl branch of the Y. w. c. A. will accompany a group Uf grlS eD e0 & Gnmp Enena week TSe party includes: Miss Irene Jack son, Miss Marjorie Williams, Miss Elmira Quinn. Miss Frances Montara. Miss Hulda Green. Miss Ernestine Pauline Easley.
 The Pleasure beach circus which was so successfully held last Ihurs- day evening in the dance pavilion at Pleasure beach will be repeated to- morrow night, Aug. 25th. Horse races and Ben Hur chariot races will be the features of the evening.
 Mir. and Mrs. Rudolph Mantler and 11S Wentworth street are enjoying a. children, Marshall and Lorraine, of vacation motoring over the Mohawk Trail
 Another of the delightful open house evenings held by the members OA Iilo SeTN1SO SCAeS1 "iii take place next week, probably on Tuesday. Games and dancing will be the diversions of the evening.
 James Jack, of ST Grassmere street has returned after an enjoyable vaca- ton spent in Piainfield, N- J.
 A meeting of the members and the executive committee of the Barnum Service center vii 1take place on Fri day. evening at which time a box of "eats" will be packed Tor the Bridge vention at Altamont. N. Y. Miss Mrs. Robert Leckie, Miss Marion Eleanor Emerson. Miss Caroline May, Jackson and Miss Mae Travis, Each member of the center will bring a special article such as jam. picks. or cake for the box so that upon its ar rival the local women may enjoy an elaborate spread.
 Miss Marion Dave of 1os1 East n l.