The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-14

Attorney and Mrs. I. Levine of married are touring the East on their honeymoon trip. Both are we'll known in this city where Mrs Levine. who was formerly Miss Rose Hubar resided for two years. They are be- ing entertained at the home of Morris Kane of 271 Linen avenue for a few days.
 Mrs. Wilbur Smith of Growers ave nue, Black Rock, has returned from New Canaan where she has been visiting relatives for a brief stay.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Downs of Noble avenue will leave on Friday with party of friends for a motor trip to Atlantic City, New Jersey, where they will sojourn for a week.
 Mrs Charles MacBurney who has been conducting a, weaving studio in the Bridgeport Art League on Clinton avenue has moved to the gymnasium of the Y. W. C. A on Golden Hill street, where she will be located for the remainder Of the summer. Mrs. Virginia Birdsau of Churchill Road is spending the summer out West visiting at points of interest
 Mrs. Fred. Walker of 67 Myrtle avenue has been entertaining MT. and Mrs. A. H. Sadendorf of Spencer, Mass, who motored here en route to points farther South-
 Mrs. Thomas Taylor of Washing l ton avenue is planning is leave in the near future for motor trip to East Boothbay, Maine, where she will spend several weeks visiting Friends of Frank Crosby, son of MT. and Mrs. Charles I. Crosby of | Beechwood avenue will be sorry to learn that he is undergoing another 1 operation at St. Vincent's hospital Mrs William Richardson of Sher wood avenue entertained at a lunch con and bridge party on Tuesday afternoon at the Brooklawn Country club. Covers were laid for eight guests. Pretty garden flowers deco rated the table, The invitation list ,. included: Mrs. Lila Hills. Mrs.. Ed ward Warnes, Mrs. Charles Paul.
 H. Rogers. Mrs. Alex Deane of New Haven, Miss Belle Fletcher and Mrs. Richardson
 The Garden Study class of the Bridgeport Art League will meet on Friday afternoon at Anne Hathaway
 cottage at Beardsley Park. at 2:S0
 o'clock. Mrs. George Crawford will
 be in charge.
 Mrs. Charles Haynes of Merchant
 street has been entertaining Mir and
 Mrs. Charles H. Rega of New York
 City as her house guest for several
 days.
 The Camp Fire Girls, wooderaft of
 Algetheau tribe. are enjoying a
 weeks camping party on the Housa- , tonic Mrs. J. Minty is acting as guardian. Members of the tribe are: Friedman Miss Doris Henley, Miss Edith Williams, Miss Edna O'Brien
 Miss Irene Minty, Miss Helen Scully I and Miss Maud Kelleher. Mx. and Mrs. Charles Leitch O . Pittsburgh, Pa, who have been wis , iting with P. w. Seery of Southport l have left for a motor trip througf New York state for the remainder O e this month.
 t Themas Taylor of Washington ave ' nue accompanied by his classmate |. are sojourning in Skyland. in tn $ Blue Ridge mountains of Nirgini $ with MT. Tay1or's aunt, Mrs. Fam, !. RoweH of New York City. l. Mrs. E. K Wood of 431 Fairfiel T avenue is in Northfield. Mass, for tn tt remainder of this week.
 Miss Elsa Rising of 1ranistan ave
 nue was sent as a delegate by tn
 s. O. S. club of the West End Con
 gregationa1 church, to the annue
 1 conferences of churches at North r field, Mass.
 Members of the Aza1la sewing cir sl cle will hold picnic at Pleasur y Beach on Saturday. A basket sup 10 per will be enjoyed in the evening d Several are planning to go in swim y ming, while others will participat l. in the amusements on the beach.
 The Delta Kappa club of Newfel t. Methodist church will have a picni sS tonight in Beardsley Park. Suppe l. will be served after which games wi " be played.
 n: MT. and Mrs. Albert E. Birks an ss daughter. Misses Marion and Gather l. inc of Yale street have left for ." months vacation to be sent in New a; town. of MT. and Mrs. Harry Hull ct Beardsley avenue, Stratford, ar h, family notored to Oakville, Conn.,, ,' visit relatives for several days. ,e.
 Mrs. Henry Whitney, who has bee g. visiting friends in this city for u ndl past month has returned to h
 home in NewRr5tain-