The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-11

Golden Hill street, for the summer months.
 Miss Margaret Hughes of Washing ton avenue has returned from New York city where she visited friends over the weekend.
 Misses Doris and Julie Wheeler of Lafayette street, who are Summering at the country home of their parents, of Long Hill. have invited the mem bers of the Service Club to picnic there on Wednesday evening. Sup per will be eaten on the lawn and games of all sorts indulged in- Miss Doris was recently elected president of the club.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Elsie M. Fox of 169 Denver avenue and Frederick D. Day of Yonkers, N. Y, formerly of this city. No date has been set for the wedding.
 Mrs. Edward T. Buckingham of North Main street who is summering at a cottage at Myrtle Beach will en- certain the members of her Book club on Wednesday at a picnic luncheon and beach party.
 Miss Mary McGee of SPAS Main street and Miss Elizabeth Mills of 30 Thorne street just arrived on the Car mania after three months trip in Europe.
 Miss Mildred Horan of Fairfield | avenue was hostess for dancing party at the summer home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Stephen Horan of Fairfield Beach on Saturday even ing.
 Miss Mary Kelly of Silver Sands l was entertained over the week end as | the house guest of MT. and Mrs. Wal | ter Anderson of Fairfield Beach, 1 John Macdonald who is studying at | Columbia University in New York this | summer spent the week end with his ! parents here on Noble avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Lewis enter | tained James Newell Skinner of New Britain Conn. as their week end house guest. Cecil Hoaglund of Elmwood place l IS camping in the Maine woods for the remainder of the summer. Miss Esther McKenna of Norman street is visiting her aunt at Block | Island for a fortnight
 MT. and Mrs. H. J. Eaton of King street Stratford, are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter born on July 5th, at their home.
 Members of the Bridgeport Busi- 1 ness and Professional Women's clut
 and their friends are invited to at | tend the weekly bridge party tomor'
 row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs l E. w. Browne will act as hostess A | prize will be offered for each table.
 The girls at the Bridgeport Trus
 Go. enjoyed a shore dinner at Savir I linn | amusemcnts at that resort were in | dulged in. They are planning to hav' | another outing at the Housaton1 | Lodge in the near future.
 Members of the Stratfield Players
 club, which has been an active organ
 ization in producing several wortl
 while plays during the past seasol
 are enjoying a two weeks vacation
 a cottage at Fairfield Beach. Tn
 members include: Miss Ethel Knapp
 Miss Charlotte Whitney, Miss Mar
 garet Minor, Miss Helen Rowe, Mis-
 man, Miss Genevieve Godfrey. Mls
 Mabel Edwards, and Miss Mildred | Jennings. The mothers of the youni ladies are acting as chaperones at diff ferent times.
 MT and Mrs. James Prentice o
 Laurel avenue are enjoying a moto trip through the states of Maine an New Hampshire.
 t Mrs Robert Ferrett who Is in tn advertising business in New For City has returned there after spend = ing the week end with her mother Mrs. Albert F. Macdonald of Clinton
 avenue.
 Miss Minnie Corrigan of Barnur
 avenue is spending the summer wit
 relatives in Buffalo, New York.
 Ted Bpophy has returned to hi - home in Waterbury after spending , week in this city as the guest of MI } and Mrs. Jerome Cook of Main street f Mr. Brophy is fellow student o l Jerome Cook, Jr.. at St. Mary's Semi } nary in Baltimore. : William Archer of the Commercia Service company is spending tw