The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-07
Personals

fCTSOKzUES
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Ger man Reformed church will meet to- morrow afternoon at 2:8O o'c4oclk in Chapel street. The hostesscs will be Mrs. Leo Schmidt, Mrs. Louis Schwerdtie. Mrs. George Wiesener, Mrs. August Budde, Mrs. Frank Schleichert and q friend.
 Miss Mae Sullivan of 103 Denver Avenue and Miss Mae O'Day of 27 Alsace street, this city, left today for a two weeks vacation to Atlantic City, N. Y.. ana Syracuse, N. Y., and also the Thousand 1siands.
 w. L. Rogers of Bridgeport Is at the Ambassador Hotel. Park avenue and Fifty-first Street. New York.
 Mrs H. w. Hagen and daugiher, Miss Patricia of 466 Housatonic ave- nue, Stratford. left to-day for Miami t'iorfda, where they will spend seY- eral months
 Miss Bertha and Miss Marguerite Hall Of S33 Park avenue have return ed after enjoying delightful yaca- sion at Camp Pootatuck on the Hou- SatonIc.
 Miss Elizabeth Bassick, daughter ot Mir and Mrs. Edgar w. BaSS1ck or 1OO1 Fairfield avenue, who is to wed Tracy C. Dickson, Jr., was the guest of honor at bridge kitchen show CT and tea given yesterday at the home of Mrs. William axton, 3rd' also Fairfield avenue. Those pres ent were Miss Marjorie DeLoss, Miss Lois Cole, Miss Mary Hincks, Miss Alice Curtis, Miss Louise Atwater. Miss Helen Wheeler, Miss Ehza6etn Seeley. Miss Chapman. Mrs. Hoyt Perry, Mrs. Edgar Basaick Mrs: Ger ald Bryant, Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, Mrs. J. Walker Hi1l. Mrs. G. sherman Wind sor, Mrs. George Brett Jr, ana Mrs' Paxton.
 Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown of North avenue have returned a1ser delirhtful vacation spent at Jackson, N. Fl. Dr. Prown is pastor of olivet Congregational church.
 A delightful linen shower was giyen Yer on Sunday evening in honor ot MT; and Mrs A. Clark, aft the nome or Mrs. Charles Wright, of Strattord. Tha Melody String Orchestra was nresent and rendered several selec- t;nns Dancing was enjoyed. The couple was showered with many handsome gifts.
 Miss Mildred and Miss Dorothy Macdonald of Noble avenue are the guests of Miss Winifred Smith of Riverside drive, New York city
 Miss Marian Slavin of 159 Garfield avenue returned home today after spending the summer in Poland Maine.
 The members of the Italian Wom. ems council at the International In stitute held Q. delightful reunion party this afternoon at the club house on Beach street
 Miss Katherine Lane of 1880 Main street is spending two weeks YacaiUlor at the Maplehurst, North Kent, Conn
 The weekend and holiday guests at Camp Oronoque were Miss Eleanor aT.o F;roerson Miss Elizabeth Brown, Miss Mae Carroll, Miss Loretta Duefrene' Miss Anna Casper, Miss Irene Plegser' Miss Helen Vasinko, Miss Helen El- Iias Miss Mae Travis, Miss Marion Jackson, Miss Rose Peeso and Miss Mae PeeSo.
 Mir and Mrs stephen Havrillo of s5 Roosevelt street have returned af- ter spending a delightful vacation in Pittsfield. Mass.
 The members of the Raymond liar ris Post, Veterans of the F'orelgn Wars will hold a dance and social ln the club rooms at 161 Washington avenue on Saturday evening. Re treatments will be served.
 Miss Sue Noble of watertown Conn.,. k. J.. and Frances B. Macmillan of De troit Michigan, are the guests of Mis: Carolina Graves at the home of hei ,randmother, Mrs. z. Goodsen of 742 North avenue for several days.
 Mir and Mrs Frederick R. Sherry of % Hawthorne street are planninE to take up their residence in Buffalo N. Y., in the near future.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Leblanc ana Mrs. LeBlanc's father, G. Westling, O Springfeld Mass, were the guests O MT. and Mrs. J. G. Myers of 116 Rose
 Miss Eugene and Miss Christine Young of 114 Rose street left on Sun day for Miami, Florida, where the! will spend several weeks as the guest of their father.
 Miss Katherine Coffey of Kossutl Millett of Pittsfeld, Mass, for fev weeks.
 The Unfe Stowe Chapter, Wome, of the World War, will hold a regu lar meeting this evening, Wednesday U- A. M. Hall, 1S1 State street.
 Mrs Francis Severn of APP Yves avenue is the guest of MT. and Mrs William F. Severn at their home a Laurel Beach for two weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. Peck of 23 Wells street are visiting their daugh ter, Mrs. K. Smith of Woodmont.
 Miss Florence Ballou and Masts