The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-17

Fred Shea of IS Fourth street has returned to the city after visiting friends in Springfield, Mass, for sev- eral weeks.
 Mrs. John McCutcheon of 55 Ann street is enjoying a two weeks vaca- ton with relatives in Blackstone, Mass
 Announcement is made of the birth of a son, Bernard William to MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Graham of 4109 Stratford avenue, at Bridgeport hos was formerly Miss Nellie Murray and was one of the most popular contral- to soloists in the city.
 Mrs. Annie Jensen of Broad street is entertaining Miss Emma Nelson of Hartford for three weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. John Ca1lander of Wells street have returned after two weeks vacation in Roxbury, Conn.
 Mrs. Q. B. Patterson of Reef road. Fairfield, has returned after a brief vacation in Mt. Claire, N. J., as the gunest of her sister, Mrs Carl Shy der.
 Victor Ross a. student at Syracuse university. who has been spending two months with his parents on Col orado avenue has left for New York City where ne VIII VlS1C W1IH Te1d- tives until the opening of school
 Freddie Bayers, of the firm of Murray and Bayers. Dick White. chestra and Billy Fox, three of the most prominent musicians of the city will leave tomorrow for a six weeks trip to Buenos Aires and Montevideo in South America
 Miss Sophie Moscowitz of 956 How ard avenue is spending severel weeks with friends in Springfield. Mass
 Bertie Kiely of Roosevelt street has returned after two weeks vacation at Cornwall bridge
 Mrs. M. Braithwaite of 80 Kent avenue and Ernest Braithwaite of TT Ogden street has returned after delightful motor trip to Hartford.
 Mrs. George Kalb of Miami, ISori- da is spending two months in this city with relatives and friends. Mrs. KaIb was a former resident of Brid dgeport-
 MT. and Mrs. George 1T. Bennett of 559 Colorado avenue are spending the month of August at their cot tage "Cegas' at Fairfield Beach
 Miss Bess and Miss Irene Malone of Detroit have returned to their home after two weeks vacation with MT and Mrs. James Burke of 359 Park street. The Misses Malone were formerly of this city
 Miss Annie Mccarthy of 572 Park avenue and F. J. Brannel1y were married at Sacred Heart church yesterday morning. Rev. Father John Sullivan performed the cere- mony. The couple will spend their honeymoon in New York and will al visit Manchester N. H,
 Miss May AxteI daughter of MT. and Mrs. James Axtel of Milford be- came the bride of Irving agner, son st. Peters church in Milford, yes terday morning. After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls the couple will reside in this city.
 Mir and Mrs. s. S. Taylor and daughter of Washington Terrace are enjoying a motor trip to Pennsyl- vania. Mir Taylor is manager of the Kresge store in this city.
 Howard Brahthwaite of e4 Maiden Lane has returned to his home after two weeks vacation spent at Camp Wapowog.
 Mrs. Mary Dolan of IFS Atlantic street is spending a month at the Stires cottage in Southbury-
 Harold Church of Frank street is spending two weeks at the Collins cottage at Fairfield beach.
 O. B. Patterson of Reef road. Fair field, is enjoying two weeks vaca- ton in the Catskill mountains. The return trip will be made by motor
 Edward Malone of Main street is spending several weeks at Manhattan beach.
 Miss Grace Kemple of Remington street and Miss Viola Wood Of Dover street are enjoying a two weeks va cation in Garden, Mass. as the guests of Miss Edna Wood, formerly of this city.
 Miss Mary McGovern of East Main street is spending a few weeks in New London.
 welt street is spending two weeks va cation at Oyster Bay During her visit Miss Judson will visit the grave and home of the late ex-presldept Roosevelt.
 Miss Agnes Kenyon has returned to her home, 1888 Seaview avenue after two weeks vacation at New London.
 Mrs Charles J. Heimann, wife of the prominent contractor of zsu Palisade avenue was pleasantly sur prised at a. birthday party given on Monday evening. She was the re. cipient of many handsome and useful gifts. The entertainment during the evening consisted of games, victroia, vocal and piano selections. Refresh ments were served later in the even ing. Those present were Mrs P. M. Huskee and daughter of Meriden, Conn.,, Miss Anna Miss Clara, Miss To1a and Miss Rose SWitZgable. Rev. and Mrs. L. Baier. MT. and Mrs. P. KaIvass, MT. and Mrs G. Schanzen- bach and children. Edna, Helen and Milton, A Bonny of Erie, Pa: James DovIe Mir. and Mrs C. J. Heimann and children, Martha, Carl, Alice and Clarence
 Miss Ann B. Fitzpatrick of 23o9 | roi-5e1d avenue has returned to her home after spending the weekend | with her aunt, Mrs. Sadie Leahy, of