The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-27

delen l.. f1yde. Mrs Roy A. Young hostesses for tea. This evening the regular dance will be held.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Ranghans and family of Hartford are spending the weekend in this city as the guests of Mrs E. Ryan of 174 Brooks street
 Miss Dorothy Scott of Thompson, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Flynn of 1865 Iranstan avenue for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Harold Smith of 96s Stratford avenue are spending two weeks in Meriden with friends.
 Mrs. R. E. schemp of Riverside weeks in this city at the home of her father, John Donnelly of Fremont street.
 clair, N. J., returned to her home to- day after spending a week in this city as the guest of Miss Catherine Cu1fi- nan of 116 Elmwood place. Miss | Campbell and Miss Cullinan are room mates at Smith college, North ampton, Mass.
 pr; and Mrs. James Flynn of State street left recently for Washington, D. C., where they will spend few weeks as the guests of Mrs. Flynn's parents. Dr. Flynn is planning to take up government work in. the na- tional capitol city.
 Miss Irene McDermott, of Sixth street. will return to her home tonor- row after spending several weeks with friends in Providence, R. I.
 Mrs. John Delmar and daughter, Miss Marion Delmar of 1882 North avenue, accompanied by Mrs. Hanson of H9Tra1 and R Flynn have left on an extended motor trip through Canada
 The Rt. Rev. Frederick Howden New Mexico was the guest of friends in this city for the past few weeks Bishop Howden is making extend ed tour of the East during his an- nual vacation.
 Mrs. Annie Robeson of 1853 Iranis- tan avenue is spending several weeks vacation in Boston. Mass.
 Miss Elsie Robb has returned to her home, 1S9 Pixley place, after a delightful motor trip to northern New York and Canada
 Miss Anna Smith of POS Black Rock avenue is spending several weeks in Massachusetts where she is visiting numerous points of interest.
 Miss Catherine Williams has return ed to her home in Pennington after several weeks vacation at the home 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lombard of i Fairfield avenue
 Miss Margaret Maloney of Lom- Mass. where she will spend two | weeks.
 The members of Hlne Danty Moore delightful sat1 to Huntington bay to- morusosw aboard the yacht Mars" The boat will leave the Stratford av- enue dock between and S:So a. m.
 Miss Edith Heller of Worth street, is enjoying a two weeks vacation with friends i'm Midd1etown, Conn.
 Miss Lena Johnson, business sec retary at the Y. W. c. A. is spending several weeks vacation at Plain1eld.
 The meeting or the executive com rnittee and the members of the Bar mum Service center, was held last evening at the Industrial center on Barnum avenue. The young ladies packed a large box of "eatS'' for the Bridgeport delegates at the Altamont convention and also made plans for weekend party, including abor Day, to be held at Camp Oronoque, in Oronoque.
 Miss Laura Durfee of Golden Hi1l street, has returned after a months vacation spent in New Hampshire and in Providence, R. I.
 Among those making reservations for this evenings dinner att the Brooklawn Country club are: Dr. Stone, Mrs. E. c. Spargo, A. H. Can field. D. F'airchild Wheeler and B. W. Ainsworth.
 The education department of the Y. W. c. A. is now planning the pro- for the fall and winter. The pro- grams will be distributed about the middle of next month and the classes will start the first week in Septem- ber-
 Mrs. M. Hoeuy and daughter, Marie. Miss Ann O'Brien and niece of Miss Catherine Denniston, of Brook NJ Mrs. Il. Richard cosbeiio. of ss7 French street, for a few days
 Miss Gertrude A. Biebel, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George H. Biebel of 2a2 Madison avenue. was the hostess at a delightful party given last even ing at her home, During the even ing, violin and piano seleceions were enjoyed. The house and the table. where a bountifu1 luncheon was served, were attractfvely decorated in blue and yellow crepe paper and flow CTS. Baskets of fancy candies were the favors for the guests. The guests were Miss Kathleen Harding. Miss Kathryne Stein. Miss Mary Mullins. Miss May Morrissey, Miss Florence Burke, Miss Madeline Thorpe. Miss Helen Kunl1le, Miss Teresa Wieler Miss Lillian Burke, Ethel Deihl. Miss Loretta Hogan, Miss Louise Herb Miss Mildred Leopold and Junior Harding.
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