The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-18
PERSONALS

PERSONALS
 MT. and Mrs. EIiot Logan of ! Blackman place are rejoicing over i the arrival of a daughter, at Bridge port hospital. Mrs. Logan Is the ! daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Alling of Marion street.
 .-> Miss Anna Rickard of Howard ave nue will sail July 25 with a party or Columbia students for a six weeks sojourn in the West Indies. Central America and South America
 Miss Minnie Foster of 43S West ] avenue is enjoying a vacation of seV- eral weeks with friends in Woodbury.
 Mrs. Harry Cuzner of 1O6 BarAum avenue is the guest of>friends in New . York for a few days.
 Martin Dunn. who has been i'll dur ing the past month in a local hospital, has returned to his home, 1i7 Willow street where he is recuperattnS.
 Miss Agnes Young of Ansonia is the guest of her aunt. Miss Priscilla Foster of this city.
 Mrs. Joseph Grove. 1922 Fairfield avenue, and her daughters, Miss from Laurel Beach where she has been chaperoning a number of young ladies at the Children of Mary cot tage maintained by St. Peters parish. at Walnut Beach.
 Local friends of Captain and Mrs Louis J. Brague of Stratford will be pleased to learn of an improvement in the condition of their daughter, Eloise, who suffered a nervous break down at the close of school sessions in June-
 Joseph Grove of 1922 Faifield ave- nue will leave soon for eastern New York state where he will spend sev- eral weeks.
 The Ladies of St. Joseph's church on Ma dison avenue have arranged for a coffee party to be held Wednesday afternoon July 18th, commencing at ! 3 o'clock. All friends are invited to | attend. The committee In charge is : composed of Mrs. Anna Kaestner Mrs. Rosa Buchman, Mrs. Catherine Metzger. Mrs. Margaret Kausler Mrs : Mary Mohowinl1le, Mrs. Elizabeth McCathron, Mrs. Anna Luddingtor and Mrs. Estelle Greene.
 Mrs. Frederick Fish will be in charge of the card party at the i Bridgeport Art League home on Clin- ton avenue, Friday afternoon at 2:30 The Homestead will be open every Friday afternoon for cards with a member of the league acting as hos, : tess for the day.
 William F. Wells of 72 George street, is receiving congratulations birthday anniversary which he is cele- } brating today
 Announcement has been made that George H. Quinn of 2SS Clinton ave, nue and Samuel s. Greenberg of SC Wheeler avenue have successfully passed the state examinations ant have received the degree of Doctor of Dentistry.
 Miss Elizabeth Savard of Sachen road, Brooklawn, has had as hel guests over the weekend, Miss Elinol Hester of New London and Miss Rutf Macksie and Miss Marion Dudley o1 East Orange, N. J. The girls from East Orange returned to their homes this afternoon accompanied by Mis-. Savard.
 Rev. Hal T. Kearns. pastor of the Universaltst church, left today fol Worcester, where he will attend tn, national convention of the Youns Peoples Christian Union of which ht was formerly pastor.
 Hosner Greene of Danbury is tn, guest of Donald and Harold SavarC of Sachem road, Brook1awn, for a fev weeks.
 The Feast of St. Vincent de Paul vii be observed tomorrow at St. Vincent hospital A solemn high mass vii be sung in the chapel at 5:45 a. IT and a Feast day dinner will be serve, to all inmates of the hospotaI at noon Renediction will be sung at D, m.
 A meeting of the State Centra - Committee will be held Thursday a SaVin Rock A number of local Dem ocratic women are planning ts at tend.
 PARIS BANS FEES FOR
 USE OF PARK BENCHE
 Paris, July 1S.-As a tribute to tn shopgirl, the "midinetta'' of Frenc literature, fees for the use of seats municipally controlled parks hay been abolished during the twoLhou "dejeuner" period. from 12 to o'clock. Effort is being made to ot tain the same privilege for the IIncf ing Slnn girl