The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-17
Personals

Miss Christine Newman of s25 Lau- rel avenue, left on Thursday for Burn ham school, where she will prepare for Smith college.
 David Davidson of Prospect street, has left for Yale college for a post graduate course. After a few month s work MT. Davidson will become as sistant instructor in the chemistry labratory.
 Alexander Greenspun of Sanford avenue, will leave on Tuesday for Penn University. MT. G-eenspun was a Barnum prize speaker at the Bridge port High school graduation exercises last June- avenue, will leave next week for Bos- ton college, where she will take up the study of dental hygiene
 Miss Florence Davidson of Pros pect street. will go to New York on Monday where she will enter the New York School of Dramatics.
 Miss Doris Booth of 6s Stratheld road, will leave on Sunday, September 25, for Northampton, Mass, where she will attend Smith college.
 Andrew Mrazik of Orchard street was host recently at a meeting of the Blue HbDDOn JrS. DdSASIDd1l lS61hi
 Arthur Noren of Moorehouse street will leave on Monday for Columbia University where he will take up ad- vanced work. MT. Noren was gradu- ated from Springfield College last June-
 Mrs. Philip Farley of 1918 State street has returned to her home after three weeks vacation spent in New a1-iy the nf friends
 The members of Bridgeport lodge No. 36, B. P. O. E., will hold their annual sheep roast tomorrow at For ties will begin at 10 a. m., and will last until 6. Tn the morning there will be games and races and base ball game between the married and single men. At noon steak and clans will be served while the roast will take place about o'clock William H. Nolan, Jr., has charge of tickets for the latter affair, while James H. committee:
 The members of the Fairfield Country club on Sasco Hill will hold their first subscription dance this evening. The house has been elab- orately decorated for the affair.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles s. Munson of Greens tfeiz boa Farms are entertain1ng tn as club dance, MT. and Mrs. Ernest Drater of New York and MT. and Mrs. H. Stanley of Watch Hill, R. L
 Miss Louise Bower of Bra.intree, Mass, is the guest of Miss Beatrice Marsh of 500 Colorado avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. William J. Grippen of S5 Park avenue are entertaining a SJ77 7o 0arfE of frin dS hi inc at dinner at the Brooklawn Country club.
 Mrs. Charles I. Crosby of Bridge port who with her son. Frank Hast ings Crump has been spending the summer at the Intervale House, In- tervale. N. H., expects to return home in a fortnight if MT. Crump is in con dition to make the trip. He has been obliged to go to the Memorial Hos pital near Intervale where his is now under the care of Dr. Shedd-
 Mrs. Crosby indicates as active an north country as she does in her own state. Quite recently with MT. and Mrs Herbert s. Mudgett of the Inter vale House and several members of the summer colony here, Mrs. Crosby collected large baskets of cigarettes chocolate, magazines and other arti- cles which the entire colony at the Intervale took by motor to the 69 ex-
 
 pital at Gorhan, N. H.
 Among the Bridgeport men who have left the city for Notre Dame where they will resume their studies are James and Joseph Murphy, Hem ry Waters, Frank Murray, Walter Stapleton, John Miacco, Walter Hena- ghan, James Burnes. Frank Denny and Harold Oesau.
 Many Bridgeport people will be in terested to hear of the wedding of Miss Mildred Edwards of Carthage, " Y, and Earl Smith of Watertown. N. Y, which took place on Thursday at high noon at the Church of St. Joseph in Carthage Miss Edwards is the niece of MT. and Mrs. Richard Costello of French street and has been a frequent visitor in this city. l Miss Margaret McPadden of Fair view avenue. will leave tomorrow for St. Elizabeth's Academy at Morris 1 town, N. J.
 | Members of the N. I. C. club of the Bassiek Manufacturing company dH haze t pl4nqed RaGn Rdns o0naghe hg e.an s5Tnw One large motor truck will convey | the party to the destination, where dancing will be enjoyed at the Red ding Grange hall Box lunches will and additional refreshments will be | supplied at the hall Members are requested to meet the truck at the corner of Fairfield and Park avenues at 7:30 o'clock.
 leave Monday for Pratt Institute in | New York.
 Mrs. Mary Egan- of New Haven, is