The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-24
PERSONALS

Mrs. Joe Booth, wife of the secre- tary of the Connecticut State Foot ball association or 51 Burroughs for a two months trip in England. where she will visit her relatives in Bradford She was accompanied by
 her two young sons, Leonard and Willis.
 Miss Stella R. Thibau1t of 11s Lee avenue, has enjoyed delightful
 cruise of the Great Lakes on the oalatial steamer, "Octorara.'
 Miss Florence o'connor of New York, is the guest of Miss Mary Mo- | Grath at her home, Snug Harbor. Miss Dorothea McElroy of Strat- field road, is spending a few weeks at Indian Neck
 The many friends of Miss Ruth Drew of 54 Manhattan avenue, VIII he sorry to hear that she underwe1f an operation for appendicitis this morning at St. Vincent's hospital Mrs. J. Coulson of Seaview avenue and Naugatuck Gardens, accompan-
 led by her son, William, anc .tisugh-
 ter, Sarah, left Saturday for a vaca- ton in England. They sailed on the
 ''S. s. Adriatic."
 The many friends of Henry Hod-
 dinott will be pleased to learn that
 he is resting comfortably at his home
 in Devon. several weeks ago he un-
 derwent a serious operation at
 bridgeport hospital.
 MT and Mrs. James B. Jack ana
 daughter Miss Laura of Grassmere, are spending several weeks in Plain
 deld, N. J.
 pr. and Mrs William H. Curley of
 725 Park avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a daughter, at their home last Thursday.
 Wilbur McElroy, of Norwalk. is the guest of Mrs. John McElroy of Strat- field Road for a few weeks. Miss Anna Laflin, of Brooklyn. and Miss Clare Banter, of New 4ork, Who are spending the summer at Fairfield beach, spent the weekend in Hart ford.
 Miss Esther Hylen was the guest of honor at a party given recently by
 her parents, MT. and Mrs. Kari tiyIen, of 72O King street. Stratford, in honor of her twelfth birthday. Those pres ent were Anita Merwin, Agnes White, Mildred Burritt, May Deer1ng, Evelyh Birk, Jennie Coberg, Kathleen Park Emily Hylen, Josephine Carey, Lucy Parrott, Dorothy Bona, Anna Blrk' Dorothy Deery, Freida Hylen, kath- crime HyIen, Arthur Bond. Joe Danier, Roy Esterbrook, Henry Hylen, Kari and Mrs. Parrott.
 Stanley E. Brown of 214o Main
 strest will leave within few oayS
 for whitefield, N. H., where he Will spend several weeks. Miss Edna Murkette, Carleton ave- nue, and Miss Mabel Rasmussen or Carroll avenue have returned after a I ioot fr11 vacation spent Hampshire and the White Mountains.
 There will be an important meet ing of the church board of Ol1Vet church, Wednesday evening, July 26. at o'clock in Holden Memorial Mis- ~ionary nall.
 George sheppard of 57T Howard avenue left today for a vacation to be spent in Springfield and North ampton.
 Rev. and Mrs. Herbert S. Brown of l 914o Main street will leave August 1st | fer Jackson N. H.. where they will sren1 a month. Rev. MT. Brown is church.
 Miss Norma Hoagland of 76 Elm wood place has as her guests for | few Jays Miss Theda Conlley of Hart tcrd Miss EIoasland and Miss Con- 1 Key are classmates at Wellesley col 1 'ege.
 An attractive subscription dance | was given Saturday evening at the | Fairfield beach club, when about 125 guests were present. Striped bunting 1 and spruce trees were used as decora- tions Another similar dance Will be given September 2nd. The commit tee in charge consists of Mrs. George 1 Rret+. Mrs. Frederick Sturges, Miss 1 Annie B. Jennings, Mrs. DeVer H.
 Warner. Mrs Bertram Annsworth. | Mrs. John Field. and Mrs. James Mo