The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-30

turn to America in about three months.
 The friends of Miss Ruth wottan of no Sheridan street will be pleased to hear that she is recovering from a recent operation for appendicitis at the Bridgeport hospital
 left today for New York city where she will spend two weeks.
 Miss Airline and Miss Charlotte F>enno of 390 Pembroke street have returned to their home after spend ing a delightful vacation in Bangor, Maine.
 Mrs. Lewis Bradley of New York is spending a few days in the city as the guests of her mother, Mrs. R. E. Hall, 33 Park avenue.
 Contrary to previous reports MT and Mrs. Lawrence T. Gallagher have land street but are still on the west ern coast having spent the past week in the city of Seattle They will re- turn, however, during the first week of August.
 Miss Marie Mueller of s93 Pequon- nook street and Miss Hester Scott of 95 Elmwood avenue have returned to their homes after a motor trip through Canada.
 Miss Catherine Hassett of Gregory street will leave tomorrow for Lake Champlain where she will spend a two weeks vacation.
 The District office of the Southern New England Telephone company held a delightful picnic today at Ro- attended the affair. i0i'-0
 Miss Eleanor Bassett of a6s Strar ford avenue is spending the week end at Highland Lake, Winsted, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Clifton Mineu and family of Providence R. l. are sDen- ding a few weeks in this city as inc guests of Mrs. Mine1Ps mother Mrs Gertrude Lyford, of 104 Park street
 Miss Florence BuIkley and Miss Laura Hull of Fairfield will leave on Monday for two weeks vacation at Narragansett Bay.
 The many friends of William Pious of Roosevelt street will be pleased to hear that he has passed with a high rating the Pennsylvania State Dental examinations. Dr. Pious was graduated from Penn State Univers- ity last June and is now practicing in the office of pr. Rune1 in Stam- ford.
 Miss Lillian Kfefy of Garfield ave- nue, has returned to her home after spending several weeks with relatives in Waterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Roth and MT. and Mrs George Murphy of Sea view avenue and MT. and Mrs. w. | H. Pease of Stratf1elds road, left to- day for a motor trip over the Mo | hawk trail. MT. and Mrs. T. J. McNamara of 17d9 Noble avenue, are entertaining over the weekend, Mrs. McNamaras brothers, Attorney Frank l.. Ryan and P. J. Ryan of New York city. i Miss Pansy and Miss JuIe Bush of i Memphis, Tenns-, are visiting MT. and Mrs. J .Kofetar of 2295 Fairfield ave- nue, during the months of July and August
 l Miss Helen Roth is spending the | weekend in New York city as the guest of Miss Elizabeth Ard of Mount Vernon, N. Y. Miss Roth and Miss Ard are classmates at Sergeant Phy- l sica1 Training school.
 | The members of the v. s. c. Sew ing Club will spend the next two | weeks at the Willowcrest cottage at 1 Myrtle beach. The membens Of the | club are Miss Anna Roth, Miss Cor nella Lomnitzer. Miss Anna Hasey, Miss Loretta Kiely, Miss Margaret be chaperoned by Mrs. B. Lucas.
 MT. and Mrs. J. Koletar and MT. and Mrs. M Roth and family of Fair Lommitzer and family of Ellsworth street have returned after a motor trip to Lake Waramaug-
 lpJ1t Beach is spending the weekend in this city as the guest of Miss Gather inc Daley of Center street.
 Miss Birdie Reich, who for some time has been employed in New York city. is spending the week end here as the guest of her parents on liar riat street
 Vincent Murphy of 16o Levi: street, and Wallace Bradley of Park avenue, left yesterday for Troy, New York, where they will spend the
 Miss Margaret M. Dorsey of s5 Harmony street and Miss Augusts
 Mendel of 12OS Park avenue vii
 through the West.
 Miss Frances Pickering of Norman
 street is spending 9, few days at the | IdlyWood cottage at Walnut beach, Harton Shannon of 99o North ave nue is spending two weeks vacation il New Jersey as the guest of friends. MT. and Mrs. William F. Tait O BPS North avenue have as their hous
 guests Rev. and Mrs Louis M Louns
 bury of Syracuse, New York. Botl | Rev. Lounsbury and his wife are yer!
 well known in this city where he wa. formerly pastor of the Trinity NJ D
 church. Mrs. Lounsbury was for
 merly Miss Mary Tait-