Social and Musical Events At Local Churches And Clubs
A report of social and musical gatherings last night includes a German Reformed Church concert and strawberry festival with piano solos by Miss Carrie Mitchell and others, a whist party for the ball team, a revival meeting for the Continental Guards, a piano recital by Miss G May Woodward’s pupils, and a performance of the cantata Ruth at Trinity Methodist church with a 20-voice chorus and quartet members. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Lynch and son returned from Europe today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Mitchell
Aglo
Hutasl
Miss Paul
Budde
Brech- Mn
Prof. Ferrett
Fox
Wowompon Tribe
IO. R M
Mas M Tickey
William Hines
H. P. Bodurtha
George Frost
K. Emt
Henry Mayers
Miss Fant
Jacob Ankie
EH. Crane
Richard Mansfield
Stephen White
William Hartley
Thomas Hungerford
John Harris
George Northrop
Joseph Troland
Walter Troland
Walter Gault
Henry F. Norcross
Board of Trade
Continental Guards
George C. Miller Dow R. Beebe
Frank L. Armstrong
F. E. Blakeman
3. P. Williams
G. May Woodward
Iranistan Avenue
Miss Woodward
Edna ©. Goodwell
L. B. Tripp
Mary Simko
Edna Wynkoen
Lyman Gilbert
Ducelle
Alice Morelli
Krogmann
Margaret Denicola
Barrett
Ethel Stone
McIntyre
Mies
Ziefeldt
Clement
Brown
Molly Drumm
Gillet
Milas Glendon G. Fisher
Clements
Sartorio
Mis Rosalle
Simko
Sonana
Clementi
Hunter
Misssell
Ruth
Trinity Methodist Church
Gladden Beers
Robert Brown
Beele Barnes
H. P. Green
Messrs
Harvey Nichols
H. R. Green
Mr. Davies
Caroline Cree Vey Kamm
H. M. Nichols
Cardinal Gibbons Urges Girls Denying Woman Suffrage
Cardinal Gibbons told graduates at St. Joseph's College and Academy in Emmitsburg Maryland that he opposes woman suffrage. He urged the young women to focus on domestic and religious roles, warning that political life would lead to "political dust" and diminish their dignity. The address included a quip about Paul the Apostle and noted the need for women to remain silent in church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
St. Joseph's College
Emmitsburg
Cardinal Gibbons
United States
Paul
Jones & Laughlin Steel buys coal lands for future use
Pittsburg June 16 The Jones & Laughlin Steel Company closed a 4 million dollar deal to acquire coal lands contiguous to existing holdings. The purchase, held in reserve, signals faith in future steel demand as Spang-Chalfant mills report June pipe orders reaching 100000 tons and rush orders for a new pipe mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Penn
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company
Inday
8. F. Jones
Atcel
Nee
Jones & Laugh~ UN
Spang-Chalfant Mills
Pittsurg
Fireworks Tomorrow Night at Steeplechase Island Display
Captain Paul Boyton has arranged a fireworks show after the high diving horses at Steeplechase Island tomorrow night. The program includes novelties and aerial pieces with diving horses to please crowds. Sunday opens the bathing pavilion with Dare Devil Dash, an aerial cyclist. Cageball in the Stadium at 3. Officers were elected at the Loyal Abraham Lincoln Lodge meeting last night for Noble grand and other posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Boyton
Dare Devil ‘Dash
Giso
Otcers
Abraham Lincoln Lodge
O. F
Noble Grand
A. Wigelesworth
W. Scott
Wharton
8. Horton
C. R. Townsend
G. Gurley
W. Watrous
New Skin Remedy Possum Promises Immediate Relief
An advertisement touts possum as a new external skin remedy that stops itching from eczema and a range of skin troubles on first use. It claims relief for infants and common issues like pimples and hives, with a 0-cent trial package and a two-dollar regular size available at local drug stores in Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Hamilton
Bridgeport
Chats Uy
Queen of Italy Bars Paris Hats Fashion Revolt
Queen Helena of Italy leads a style protest in Rome against foreign milliner fashions. Report says she and the court eschew hats for light mantillas in public, with Roman aristocracy following this movement to reject Paris trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Helena
Italy
Rome
Paris Journal
Bone graft from lamb toe used to repair man’s shattered leg
A lamb toe bone fragment was grafted into Docearl Townsend’s right leg at Frances Willard Hospital to replace a shattered tibia. The rare operation drew wide medical interest and was performed yesterday in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frances Willard Hospital
Docearl Townsend
Townsend
Tater
Casius Rogers
America
Mayor Receives 83 576 Dollar Recount Expenses Check
New York June 18 Mayor McCterlan received a check for 81 576 to cover recount fight expenses. He paid 340 000 to Eugene D Richards and 15 000 to G D B Hasbrouck and 10 000 to Alten Parker plus 4 000 to Dykman & Cart of Brooklyn and 2 500 to George A Gregg. Disbursement bills neared 11 000 yet uncertified by comptroller pending counsel approval. The Seaside Circle of F of A awarded members for increased membership. Officers were elected including Mrs Alex Cullen and Mrs Foley. A jewelry dealer advertises handmade items and discounts for warehouse room clearance, noting Holmes Edwards representatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McCterlan
Chamberlain
Theck
Eugene D. Richards
G. D. B. Hasbrouck
Alten B. Parker
Dykman & Cart
Fraoklyn
George A. Gregg
Mayersity
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Main and
BANE
B. P. BM
Aura
Bridgeport Public Market
Public Market
State and Bank
East Main St
Peck & Lines Co
Middle ST
Conn
Holme
Crawford Laundry
Fairfield Avenue
Westport
Hawthorne Inn
Bovien
L. C. Pike
John C. Lynch
Ron
Europe
Cardinal Gibbons Faves
Mollan’s
Mollan's
Adv
Wooster & CO
J. S. Wooster & Co
East Main
Barnum Avenue
Cyrus
Cyrus Pharmacy
Fuirfeld Avenue
Cannon St
Kleban & Gelmaid
Guimpes
Queen of
Lamb
Seaside Circle
Louise Jessup
G. Child & Sons
Holmes & Edwards
S. & H. Green
Sean Tee
California
Dilton & Douglass
Natics
Doe Hartmann
G. M
Senburg
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