The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-01


 fortnight. This Lake is proving a popular rendezvous for motorists. Miss Elsie Wheeler. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Walter Wheeler of Academy Hill. Stratford, will leave next week for Summit, N. J.. where she will visit former classmate Of the New Haven School of Gymnastics. MT. and Mrs. Philip seeley of 1641 North avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter born re- gently at their home. MT. and Mrs. William M. Paxton of Fairfield avenue are planning to | spend the weekend and over the | Fourth in SheHer Harbor, Rhode Island, at the summer home of Mrs. | Belle Ten Eyck-
 Mir and Mrs. Fred Lyons have | moved from their home on Merchant | street to Rowsley street. Mir Lyons has taken over one of the Black | Rock drug stores
 Mrs. Mary sheehan of 6ss Lafay- cite street has returned from Compo with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Wall, | for several days.
 Friends of Mrs A. D. Birks of Yale | street, will be sorry to hear that she is confined at St. Vincents hospital | after a slight operation
 Mrs. H W. F,airchild of 326 Clinton | avenue, was hostess for a luncheon yesterday noon at the Hom estead req room on Clinton avenue. Covers were laid for six guests.
 MT. and Mrs. J. S. Connor of North avenue, have returned from a motor | trip to Far Rockaway Beach, and vicinity, where they visited for the past fortnight
 Miss Margaret Mathewson and her brother Ernest of 200 Wells street, have arrived home from Philadelphia, Pa, Asbury Park, N. J. and nearby | places of interest where they have been extensively entertained by friends and relatives for the past two weeks.
 | has returned to his position in New York city after visiting his parents, pr. and Mrs. Henry B1odgett, for the past few days.
 Miss Mary Hincks of Park place and Miss Elizabeth Bassick of Fair field avenue, will spend the week end and over July 4th in Boston, Mass, | with friends.
 Miss Betty Ravens, daughter of Col. and Mrs. Elmer Ravens, of Clin- ton avenue, will have Miss Katherine ICODD or MOnICidlI. N- J., anu MISS Ervanna Boyd of Madonna, N. Y., as her house guests over the Service | club at the Brooklawn Country club | on Friday evening.
 The picnic which was to have been held yesterday by the members of the Sunday school of the Park Street | Methodist church was postponed on | account of the indictment weather, but will be held tomorrow if the day is fair.
 A sale of articles made by the l maimed soldier of the Dugout of New York city, will be held tomor- row from until ' o'clock at the headquarters of the George Alfred Smith post, No. "A, American Legion sale will be sent to New York for the support of the soldiers who made them.
 The Victory Sewing club will hold its annual dawn fete and fancy work sale at the home of Mrs. c. Breen, Sr.. 69 Trumbull Road. The proceeds will go for the benefit of St. Patrick s R. c. church.
 The announcement of the marriage of Mrs Bertha Trunbun of 440 Mill Hill avenue, and Ralph Stuart Miner, formerly of this city, which took place at Rangely Lakes, Me, yester- day, comes as complete surprise to many 1n tn1S clly. MT. Mlner re- sides in Deland, Fla, during the win ter months.
 Mrs. Henry A. Bishop of Washing ton avenue, will act as hostess for tea at the Brooklawn Country club, to- morrow afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Stagg has offered the prize for the womans S . putting match. There will be a club ! golf championship starting at 12:3o . noon. In the evening the popular D. w. Griffith picture of Broken Bloss- oms,' will be shown. Several din- ner parties have been arranged pre- ceding the movies. Miss Ruth Hall, daughter of MT and Mrs. Fred. w. Hall, of 510 Lau- rel avenue, has left for Agonquist Me. where she will spend the sum- , mer months.
 Miss. Margaret Mac Burrey ot Churchill road, Stratfeld, was hostess 5 for luncheon at her home today for several of her little school chums
 Miss Agnes Greenwood of Black Rock avenue. has returned from New York city, where she enjoyed brief stay with. friends.
 Mrs. Virginia F. Birdsan o1 Churchill road, Stratfeld. is enjoying a fortnight's vacation with friends ir New York state.
 The members of the Azalia Sewing Circle have arranged for benefit
 card party to be held tonight at
 o'clock in the Masonic Temple in 1 Stratford.
 Miss Alma Harris of 457 Mill Hill
 avenue, will open her home this eve
 ming for lawn carnival to be held
 under the auspices of the Epwortf League of the Summerfeld M. D
 church. providing the weather per
 mits. There will be decorated booth:
 containing articles of all kinds, whicf will be sold. An entertainment vii 1 ho d