The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-12
Personal Mention

The OIivet Congregational church Sunday school will hold their Sunday school picnic tomorrow at Beardsley Park. Before going to the park, trolley ride will be enjoyed. Howard Speer superintendent of the school has arranged a delightful days pro- gram.
 Mrs. Frank Quinn of Laurel avenue is spending several days visiting rela- lives at Delaware Water Gap
 Misses Evelyn and Rosa1ie Barkey of Warren street have returned from New York City where they have been entertained by Mrs. Joseph Doherty, formerly Miss Helen Burns of this city
 Mrs Phillip Mclaughlin of Sterling place is entertaining her mother Mrs. L. Hicks of Montreal, Canada for several weeks.
 Misses Arlene and Charlotte Fen noe of Pembroke street are enjoying a two weeks vacation in Portland, Maine.
 Miss Grace Thompson of Norman street is spending the summer with her mother in Middletown, N- Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert A Hodgkins and daughter Shirley of Al Bronx avenue have returned from Philadel- phia, Pa. where they motored to visit friends
 MT and Mrs. Horace Sanford of 62 Rowsley street are entertaining rela- tives from Rdgefield, Conn.,, this week.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Hawkins of 1902 Grand street, who are sum mering at their cottage at Fairfield racaiVinP RratulatlOnS over the arrival of a baby daughter, Mary Susan, born on Sunday night MT. Hawkins is manager of Ray Ma terial sales at the Bridgeport Brass Go.
 Miss Florence Murray of Iranistan avenue is spending several days visit ing relatives in Springfield, Mass
 Miss Helen Lynnes of Noble ave- nue and Miss Phoebe Coles of Colo rado avenue will leave on Friday for two weeks sojourn at Ben Mere Inn, Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire. Mrs. Andrew R. Smith of Sachem Road will open her home on Thurs day for the meeting of the Little Sis | terS.
 Mrs. Webster Walker of Bancroft | avenue has returned from Franklyn, | | her parents for several weeks l MT. and Mrs. Elliot Upson of Hart | ford are rejoicing over the arrival Of | their home. Mrs. Upson was former ly Miss Betheeda Hamilton of this city.
 Miss Mary Hincks, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William T. Hincks of Park l p1a iS a nj Miss Molly Rathbun of Easton, Pa, as her house guest of several days. Miss Nellie Upson of Park avenue | has returned from FNranklyn. Va where she has been visiting friends for several days
 MT. and Mrs. Harry H. DeLoss and daughter. Miss Marjorie. arrived home from extensive tour of Europe on Sunday.
 Cards have been received from Arthur and his son Cremin, all ot Stratford, who lH Hotored to Lake l Placid, New York en route to Mon treal, Canada. where they will pc en. tertaired by Dr. and Mrs. William Stiles for the remainder of the sum mer.
 The annual meeting of the Junior
 
 at o'clock on Friday afternoon Gareth Speer. president will preside over the meeting. The business ses sion will be followed by socia , hour.
 An open meting will bo held to- . night in the Sixth District RepubH can Women's club to which all mem . bers, both men and women, Of othel districts are invited to attend. Sena tor John Dillon will be the speaker
 of the evening. Refreshments wil be served and dancing enjoyed afte the Senator's address, which prom ises to be most entertaining.
 Lucetta Warner circle, c, F, of A.
 No. 472, will hold its regular meet ing in the new hall tomorrow nigh , at 10S7 Broad street. The installa l tion of officers will take place and { social time enjoyed. MT. and Mrs. N. A. Noce of Con ] necttctu avenue arc receiving con D gratulations over the arrival of a sol