The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-06-22


 for United States History. PERSONALS
 Members of the Mary Beardsley so- ciety are conducting Rummage Sale in Olivet Congregational church to- day. Mrs Charles Amber and Mrs. N. H. StaTkey are in charge.
 MT. and Mrs Lewis B. Curtis and daughter, Miss Alice. of Waldemere avenue, are enjoying a motor trip on Long Island
 Stanley E. Brown of North avenue is attending the reunion of his class of 1911 at Yale University, New Ha- ven, Conn.,, this week
 Alfred Bishop of Park place, ac- companied by his mother, Mrs. Ma thaniel Bishop, and his best man, Ed win Shea of New York, left today for Cincinnati, Ohio, where he will re- main until after his wedding with Miss Frances Howe, which is to be one of the largest social events in that city.
 The Christian Endeavor society of Olivet church will enjoy a bus ride and picnic at the Parker Home in Newtown, on Friday evening.
 Dr. Theodore H. Brown and family of White Plains, New York, are visit ing with Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of North avenue for several days.
 Ward Chapman of Park place is at tending his class reunion at Williams college, Williamstown, Mass, this week.
 Miss Caroline o'Brien of Ash street is spending a fortnight's vacation at Saranac Lake, New York.
 Dr. and Mrs. Phillip Mclaughlin of "A Sterling Place and Miss Elizabeth Mclaughlin of Iran4stan avenue are enjoying a lengthy motor trip through Canada
 MT. and Mrs Lucius Paul have re- turned from their honeymoon trip and are making their home on Wood avenue. Mrs. Paul was Miss Ethel Wheeler of Southport before her re- cent marriage.
 The annual picnic of Kings High way Sunday school will be held on Thursday at Seaside park. The car will leave the church, at the corner of Spring street and Noble avenue promptly at g o'clock Games and contests of various k5Erds have been arranged by the committee in charge
 
 12:3o. All the members of the school and their parents are cordially invited to the picnic
 Miss Jane Colby of North Main street is spending a three weeks va l cation in the White Mountains.
 Miss Helen Eaton of wilrnot ave- ue has returned from Norfolk. Va, | where she has been sojourning for sometime with friends.
 Mrs. Daniel Brawley-of Linen ave- nue is visiting with friends in Bethel, Conn.
 Edward Kinnion, who has been wis iting his mother on Iranistan avenue for the past week, has returned to his position in the metropolis
 Automobiles will convey the guests who are planning to attend the card cottage in Beardsley park, on next Monday afternoon, by the members of the Bridgeport Art League. A prize will be awarded for each table.
 Mrs. Harold Hawes of North ave- nue has returned from Wellesley, Mass, where she has been attending her class -eunion at Wellesley col lege.
 Maestro Guido H. Caselotti who has a vocal studio on Cannon street has arranged to give his closing re- cita1 on Thursday evening, June 30th, in the Bridgeport Art League rooms on Clinton avenue
 The Young Womens Guild of the First Baptist church held a food sale this afternoon and will, serve de- licious supper tonight at 6:15 o'clock. At o'clock a Missionary play will be given. The proceeds will be used toward defraying the expenses of delegates assigned to attend the an nual conference in Northfeld, Mass, next month.
 Mrs Charles J. Whitten of 633 Laurel avenue has returned home af- ter spending several weeks visiting with friends and relatives in Jersey City and Easton, Penna-
 Among the local students who are graduated from Yale University New Haven, this week are: Alfred Bishop. Claude Begg, Irving Bennett Richard Bump, David Davidson, David Green spun, Frederick Parsons, David Ras- kin, Robert Wedberg, and John Wheeler, Jr.
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