Ladies Of Charity Plan Annual Tea At St. Vincent’s
Ladies of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul announce their annual tea at St. Vincent’s Hospital next Saturday afternoon January 6 from 3 to 6 o'clock. The event, a major social undertaking, invites members to bring friends to witness the society’s charitable progress. Murray Johnson chairs the committee of events and oversees a program with music and speakers including Miss Emily Pierson and Edward Torritt.
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Ladies of Charity
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ladies of Charity of
St. Vincent de Paul
The
of Charity
Murray Johnson
Committee of
Mollie Daly
T. Davis
Mabel Cunam
Daly
Davis
Emily Pierson
Edward Torritt
Three Couples Wed In Stratford and Mount Vernon
Three couples were married Saturday in an article that notes Elizabeth Weldenhammer and Prank Skoada of Connecticut wed at the bride’s sister’s home in Stratford. The ceremony, officiated by Rev. Ww. H. Jepyeon, followed by a reception and honeymoon plans in the South.
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Elizabeth Weldenhammer
Skoada
Connecticut
Murphy
Stratford
Ww. H. Jepyeon
St Luke's Church
Port
Thi Pera
Otis Street
Meetings This Week of Women’s Organizations
A fragmented schedule lists New Year’s reception by Ladies’ Charitable Society hosted by Mrs. J Ee Bassick at 1171 Fairfield Avenue and a series of club meetings through Friday including Art League classes, women’s societies, and church parlor gatherings. A local ad promotes affordable paper and metal cups and a household expense book for the new year.
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J Ee Bassick
Fairfield ‘Avenue
St. .John’s Church
Mosaic Club
Charles A.’ Nichols
Wells Street
Keramics
Art League
Woman's Here and Foreign Missionary Society
Christian Advent Ok
Jackson's
Fone
Main Street
Why Not? Resisting Marriage Tied to Work Force
Western Reserve University scholar argues many avoid marriage due to economic pressures. He cites three million married women in industry as proof that earnings outside the home could ease the cost of living and boost family happiness. He suggests equal sharing of labor, whether at home or in the workforce, as a path to lasting union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esident Thwing
Western Reserve University
Poli's New Year’s Vaudeville Opens With Stellar Lineup
Poli's theatre inaugurates New Year programming with Channing Pollock's new play for Jersey City audiences. The bill features Raymond Hitchcock's The Widow, 34, vaudeville acts by The Great Lester, Ethel Green, Vallecita's leopards, Frank Stafford & Co, Mead and Mamie Werntz, Morris & Kramer, the Electrograph, and Poll's Orchestra. An added emphasis on high class entertainment at popular prices aims to draw broad crowds.
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Poli
Lenedtegnern
Polis Booking Offices
Channing Pollock
Hester
Bailesley Fernald
Raymond Hitchcock
Biste Ferguson
Potock
Coureeny
Robert P
Macnee Campbell
Jesse Lasky
Ethel Green
Comedienne
Miss Green
Lester
King Pin
Paris
Valecita
Vallecita
Frank‘Stafford & Co
Mead
Mamie “Werntz
Morris & Kramer
Vaudevillians
Electrograph
Motior
Poll
Pearl Maiden at Park Theatre Lights Up Tonight
Park Theatre presents the Pearl Maiden a new comic opera with lavish scenery costumes and a top cast led by Jefferson De Angelis and actors Violet Dale Lora Lieb Daisy Leon Charles J. Stine and Richard Taber. A sixty strong chorus and a twenty piece symphony orchestra accompany Aaron's Original Dancing Dolls.
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Jefferson de Angelis
Violet Dale
Lora Lieb
Daisy Leon
Charles J. Stine
Richard Taber
Aaron
Lyric Opens Today With 19‑Member Stock Company
The Lyric theatre debuts its season this afternoon led by Miss Eleanor Cleveland in Sweet Kitty Belairs. The Frank Carpenter Stock company promises one of the city’s best seasons with popular plays and a capable lineup of 19 actors. A garbled advertisement for cosmetics and household products follows, mentioning Cyrus Wa Nemover and stove polish.
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Lyric Theatre
Eleanor Cleveland
Sweet Kitty
Belairs
Frank Carpenter
Dr Wiley to Speak for Suffragists at Warner Hall
Government food expert Dr Harvey M Wiley will speak for Bridgeport Equal Franchise League as winter campaign opens in Warner Hall on January 24, with Max Eastman of New York also on the program. A Christmas tea at St Vincent's hospital features Emily Pierson and Anna Porritt speaking on women’s suffrage, with Mrs S T Davis Jr introducing. An executive committee meeting tomorrow at Mrs J T Davis Jr’s home will discuss appointing a woman to the Board of Education and raising funds for suffrage work. Stratford’s old town is set to be visited by suffragists January 25.
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Harvey M. Wiley
Bridgeport Equal’ Franchise League
Warner Hall
Max Eastman
New York
St. Vincent's Hospital
Ladies of St. Vincent de Paul
Emily Pierson
Anna Porritt
Hartford
S. T. Davis, Jr
New Year Reception by Bridgeport Ladies Charitable Society
New Year’s Day reception of the Bridgeport Ladies Charitable Society will be at 1171 Fairfield Avenue from 4 to 7. The receiving line includes Mrs. Somers, Mrs. Staples, Mrs. Beardsley, and many others. In the dining room, Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Curtis preside at the urns, with multiple assistants and ushers listed. Decorations feature red and green.
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Bridgeport Ladies Charitable Society
E. C. Bassick
Fairfield Avenue
George E. Somers
Frank Staples
Morris B. Beardsley
Thomas B. ‘DeForest
Zalmon Goodsell
Hamilton ‘Shelton
Frank Kinsley
EB. W. Fairchild
Wiliam FE. Morrison
Orange Merwin
H." B. Henshaw
Jerome Orcutt
Hobart Wheeler
John D. Whitney
Mary Fitch
A. S. May
John D. Woodhull
F. A. Strong
Charles M. Cole
William Rawlins
Rebecca French
Alice Pierce
Marjorie Pierce
Elizabeth Fitch
Rose McDonald
Florence Bartlett
Wells
Amelia Beardsley
Silliman Chapter to host reception and dinner on Jan 11
Silliman Chapter Sons of the American Revolution to hold a reception and dinner on January 11 with lady guests present. Speakers include Capt. Alfred Wildman Signa Corps I. S. A. and Dr. G F Williams of Hartford, president of the State association. Rev. and Mrs Henry Erskine Kellyville host parishioners at St George's P E church afternoon. Rev Kelly is new rector.
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Silliman
Sons of Theerican Revolution
al Fred Wildman
Signa Corps
G. F. Williams
Hartford
State Association
Henry Erskine Kelly
St. George’s P. E
Mr. Kelly
St. George's
Knights and Inquisitive Women in Old News Clippings
A garbled 19th century clipping reviews Russian medical errors and a baron’s death with a fine and jail time for the American doctor. It then shifts to knights guarded by armored warlords, and quick jokes about politics, friendship, prison laundry, and a wife losing a handkerchief. Includes lines from exchanges and jokes about inference.
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Woman's Guild
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Arion Society
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C. J. Willen
Washington Avenue
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Moses
Qecar Haywood
Collegiate Baptist Church
Cap'n Whittaker
Park Theatre
Twin Sales
Russia
St. Petersburg
Misericordia
Louisvi Courier-Journal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Blubbs
Nell
Belle
Stobbs
Philadelphia Record
Arctics
G.W. Fairchild& Sons, Inc
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COR. P. C. Arcade
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