The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-28
Personals

Art Lesser, the popular machinist of the Times, starts tomorrow after noon on weeks vacation of a motor trip through New York, New Jersey and Pennsylvania Art will take his family along with him and will issue Art viii make a study of self-adjusters for -'hot slugs," '-tie- ups," 'up-stairs" and tired mats" the twelve recreation centers of the city will join for a picnic at Pleasure Beach on the 3rd of August and not on the list as announced.
 MT. and Mrs. F. O. Hoag1and and place left today to visit Cecil Hoag- land, who is at Camp in the Maine woods. which have recently been started at the Y. w. c. A., Golden Hill house, is one for those desiring swimming lessons. Upon application at the house a date for the lesson will be made. Mrs. Mary Stackpole, athletic director, is the instructress-
 The Misses Lauretta, Anna and Mazie Paige of Springfield, Mass, are spending a few weeks at the Hem mingway cottage at Silver Sands Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. James Walsh and son, James, Jr., of Boston, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. Walsh's sister, Miss winifred Graney of Pequonnoek street for g. week.
 Miss Lou Mccarthy of s16 North avenue is spending two weeks vaca- ton with friends at Fairfield beach.
 Mrs. Frederick F'1aherty of Water bury, Ct., is the guest of her mother, Mrs. William Keefe of s17 Beechowod avenue
 Miss Gertrude and Miss Marie Mahoney of Pittsheld, Mass, are spending the week in this city as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Miller of East Eaton street. The young ladies were guests at the Bradley Miller wedding on Thursday morning. guest of MT. and Mrs. W. F. Wells of 62 George street for a few weeks.
 Miss Ella Burke of Ansonia is spending a week at the "Ain't We Got Fun" cottage at Myrtle beach.
 Miss Hattie Burdick of SIS War ren street is spending two weeks in New York.
 Augustus Cunningham of the Cost Accounting Department of the U. M. c. is spending his vacation at the 'Dinty Moore" cottage at Myrtle beach.
 The tennis tournament to be pro- noted by the Y. w. c. A. will begin on Monday evening at the Colorado courts on Colorado avenue. Applica- tions have been received for the sets of beginners matches and six of the advanced matches. Games will be played simultaneously. At the close the highest beginner and another to the highest advanced, by the members of the tennis club.
 Another delightful open house party was held on Tuesday evening by the members of the BarnuIn Ser vice center and their friends. Games and roller skating were the diver sionS of the evening.
 George Eder of Passiac, N. J., and Harold Kondolf. of New York, repre- sentatives of the A. H. Whan Co., of New York, who were formerly guests at the Hotel Warehouse. are now spending a few weeks at the Willard at Fort TrumbuH beach. MT. Eder had as his guests for a few days, Will liam A. tSunyan or SayOnno, N- J -,dlO James Edward Sullivan of New York City.
 Rev. and Mrs. Maurice Duncklee and family of Belmont avenue, will leave Sunday for weathersfield, Vt, where they will spend the month of August. During the pastors absence there will be mo Sunday morning
 service and Sunday school will be held at II o'clock
 Miss Lena Johnson, business sec retary at the '. W. c. A., is enjoying | a two weeks vacation visiting points l of interest in Connecticut MT. and Mrs. Robert Campbell of | 145 Sherwood avenue, are receiving | congratulations upon the arrival of a daughter on July 22. Mrs Camp | bell was formerly Miss Aurelia Der ger, prominent contralto Soloist- The members of the Barnum Ser vice center will enjoy another of the | regular Thursday night bathing party | at Lordship park this evening. After swimming the girls will have a. frank furter roast Mrs. Mary Stackpole will act as chaperone.
 A bill ito restore piers at Hoboken, formerly owned by North German Lloyd and Hamburg-American lines to list Of tax ratableS will be urged before the Judiciary Committee Of Congress by James Baker, of Jersey City.
 An invitation was sent 10 Secretary