The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-07-22
PERSONALS

| of their daughter, Miss Beatrice M Clark, to Leroy Underhill Jerman, son of John H. Jerman of Wells street, at a delightful party given recently at Miss Clark's home, by the Episcopal i Young Peoples society. Miss Clark 1 was graduated from Courtland school | n this city. MT. Jerman was a mem Der of the class of 1919 at Yale and is now connected with the Norwa!k Iron Works.
 | The Boy Scouts, who are camping l at Pine Rock will entertain the girls l from the Y. w. c. A. vacation house, | Oak Knoll, next Thursday afternoon and evening. During the afternoon after which supper will be served. In the evening there will be a camp fire | and dancing.
 MT and Mrs. Arthur c. Blackadar | of 42 Kings Highway will spend Sat urday and Sunday in Boston visiting | friends. Mrs. Blackadar before her marriage was Miss Norma L. Pierce. MT. and Mrs. Howard I. Comstock | of 32 Rowsley streets are rejoicing over the arrival of a son, Howard l. Comstock, Jr., at Bridgeport hospital yesterday. Mrs. Comstock was for merly Miss Mary Waller, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Waller of Chest nut Hill
 About 32 girls including children from the First M. E. church, under
 .he direction of Miss Lena Knapp, and from the Girl Reserves of the Y.
 w. c. A. under the leadership of Miss 1 Jeannette Kiskaddon will leave Mon
 day for Camp Oak Knoll, near Derby
 where they will spend a week.
 | Miss Angeline Victor, R. N, gradu-
 ate of St. Joseph's Mercy hospital iG | nd arIu a m 11- Der of the staff of the Visiting Nurse
 association in this city, sailed today
 on the U. S. Government ship, 'Presi- | dent Fillmore" as a surgeons assist
 ant Miss Victor will be away six
 weeks visiting England, France and Germany. During the war she served | two years at Base 27, fingers, France, and Base hospital at the Central Rec ords office in Bourges.
 MT. and Mrs. II. J. Eaton of 520 | King street, Stratford, entertained a | number of friends recently at their
 home in honor of the fifth birthday Of | their daughter, Mildred.
 MT. and Mrs. w. M. Redfield en- tertafned the members of the Artima l club this afternoon at their summer l cottage at Fairfield beach. This is
 the second outing of a series of three called for by the summer calendar of the club. The outing committee ar ranged a program Of sports and an | attractive prize was awarded the win ner
 About three hundred guests attend ! ed the summer dance given last night
 at the Fairfield beach pavilion by the l Children of Mary of St. Peters | church. The committee in charge in cludred Miss Anna Clark, chairman | Miss Violet Farley. Miss Ella Me l Cirath, Miss Loretta Donahue, Miss Ethel Cody, Miss Helen Grove and Miss Sarah Gull. Mrs Morris S. Bell of 24s3 Main street returned to her home today af- l ter spending several weeks with her parents in Brooklyn.
 Miss Gertrude Paradise of Park avenue is enjoying several weeks va cation with friends in Montreal, Can ada.
 MT. and Mrs. Timothy Joseph De- vine, who have been spending their hone neymoon in Canada, are now tn Vern ont and are expected to arrive ! in this city tomorrow night Mrs. | Devine before her marriage was Miss Mary Irene Flynn. daughter of Mrs. Mary Flynn of 42O East avenue. The iweddfng took place last Monday morn | ing in St. Charles church. Rev. T. B. 1 GloS'ter officiating. During the ser
 vice Miss Ethel Burke sang 70 Prom ise Me- and John Kane sang "I Love l You Truly" At the offertory of the ] mass John Kane sang Ave Maria. D | Miss Emeline Devine and John Flynn | were the attendants. After the cere- 1 mony a breakfast was served at the | Flynn home by caterers. Both MT.
 ployed in the Ashcroft Manufacturing | company.