The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-10


 roast and dance on Sunday Those present were Miss Madaline Smack, Miss Clara Shaak, Miss Mae KieIy Miss Louise MPherson, Miss Duff Harry Reynolds. Russell Neary and Leo Sexton.
 Miss Agnes waltersdorf of Parallel streets is the Bridgeport delegate to a conference of German Lutheran church members which is being held in Meriden this week.
 Miss Anna Mccormack of Flanders street, left the city on Sunday for a vacation of two weeks to be spent in Maine and Massa chusetts.
 MT. and Mrs. Jacob Raport of North Main street are planning to spend the weekend in New York City and Brooklyn.
 Harold Jennings of Flushing. L. L.; is spending two weeks in this city as the guest of his parents. Mir and Street.
 Edward Bergman of es Morehouse street and Clifford Appleton of 45 Curtis avenue, are enjoying a two weeks motor trip to Niagara Falls and Canada
 Miss Cell Baron of 15o4 Park ave- nue has returned after a vacation of a week at the Delaware Water Gap. motoring to Plymouth. Mass, where he will spend a week at the big ceIe- bration in that town. Sullivan of Lewis street have returned after two weeks vacation at Asbury Park, N. J.
 nF street will be hostess at meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of Letter Car riers to be held this evening. Mrs. G. w. O'Shea, secretary of the associa- ton and Miss Anna Howard will re- present the Bridgeport branch at the national convention to be held soon in St. Louis.
 Miss Doris Holmes of 59 Renel1 street has returned after a brief va cation in Brooklyn and New York City.
 Miss Elizabeth Read of Flushing, L. l., has returned to her home after spending the weekend in this city as the guest of Miss Rose Steele of 1o44 Howard avenue. She is accompanied by Miss Steele who will send O week in Flushing.
 Albert and Arnold Bergman of Warehouse street, Black Rock. will leave on Saturday for Niagara Falls, where they will spend two weeks.
 Miss Nora and Miss Elizabeth Blake of 52 Savoy street have returned to their home after spending a delight ful vacation in Wilmington. Delaware.
 Mrs. M. J. Faulty of s5s N.cno1s street has as guest, her cousin, Miss Nora Cox, Miss Nora Cox of Prince ton, N. Y.
 Miss Anna Havron of s9 Elmwood avenue is spending a few weeks in Danbury as the guest of her parents.
 Miss Laura Hall of Fairfield, is the guest of friends in Wilmington, Dela- ware for few weeks.
 The Victory Sewing club and Trum- bullites have planned a country store which they have annually at the lawn fete for benefit of St. Patrick's new R. C. school. Aug: and 10th. They have for sale all kinds or patch quilts, fancy work, etc, Vegetables fresh from the farm. and good old etc, the committee in charge are as follows: Mrs. Ed Breen Sr., Grace Miller, Margaret Ward. Margaret Garvey, Margaret Collins, Julia Gorrn- dard, Helen Breen, Mabel Breen, Verna Breen. Florence Handley, Jane Ryan. Fillmore Gormley. Nell Breen, Mary o'Nein.
 The first annual outing of Purity Shrine, ". S. J.. will be held Satur- day afternoon and evening at Pleas ure Beach. A program of athletic and amusing contents has been ar ranged for the ladies and gentlemen. Dancing in the evening. Two hundred at least are expected and a great time is promised. The program committee consists of Mrs. Grace Morris, Mrs. Selma Hamann, Howard Gorham.
 u-I sl man Reformed church will meet to- morrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the church parlorS, and will be enter .ained by Mrs Herman G. Wiener, Mrs. Gustave Heldt, Mrs. Louise Lill, Mrs. John Porzenheim, and Mrs. Therese Churilla.
 An engagement of interest was an the Little Sisters at the home of Mrs. J. Walker Hill of Dewey street when MT. and Mrs Fred Atwater of 454 Colorado avenue made public the Louise Atwater, to Craig D. Munson, son of MT and Mrs. George D. Nun son of Wallingford- Miss Atwater is a graduate of Courtland school and Smith college, and MT. Munson was graduated from Yale in the class of 1920. The wedding will take place in January.
 Elmer Ryder of no Pequonnock street has returned to his home after an extended tour through the middle west
 MT. and Mrs. James R. Booth and family of 63 Stratfield road, and MT. and Mrs. T. J. Hedernan and family are spending two weeks camping at Lake Sunapee. The trip was made by motor.
 Miss Gertrude Yale of 314 Madison avenue is spending two weeks vaca- ton with telatives in Providence, R. I.
 Mrs. Georgia LaFountain of 205 Wells street has as her guest for 8 few weeks Miss Mai2ie Lake of Dan bury
 Thomas Dewitt of Washington avenue left the city Sunday to join his family at Norfolk. Conn, of the month.