Engagement of Miss Marguerite Bishop Named in Society Luncheon
Society notes report the engagement of Miss Marguerite Bishop daughter of General and Mrs Henry A Bishop of 179 Washington Avenue to Dr H LeBaron Peters head of pathology at Bridgeport Hospital announced at a luncheon yesterday in Miss Bishops home. The piece lists social events garden party plans at The Oaks Brooklawn and a Waldorf Astoria musicale with several named participants and a wedding shower for Miss Lucy Ludwig.
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Marguerite_Bishop
Henry A. Bishop
Washington Avenue
H. LeBaron Petera
Bridgeport Hospital
St. John's Episcopal Church
J. Manson Tominson
Frederick Hall
Charlotte Hurlburt
George Peet
Marion Hurlburt
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Aneeser
Blondel
Ales Baldwin
Louise
Susan Hawley Davis
Waldorf-Astoria
Esther Berg
Mildred Malenke
Carol Hendrickson
Vera Bertilson
Marguerite Bishop
Mabel Smith
Marion Callin Munson
Lucy Ludwig
Henry Dusch
J. B. Stevenson
Harral Avenue
Shapiro to Lecture at Y M H A Library Dedication
Attorney Joseph Shapiro will speak at the Young Men's Hebrew Association to dedicate its new library tonight. Money for the library was raised through social events and an invitation is extended to council members and Jewish women. Premier Asquith was sworn in as a member of the Irish Privy Council in Dublin.
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Young Men's Hebrew Association
Joseph Shapiro
Asquith
Evening Sun's First City Editor Dies at 61
Allen Kelly longtime newspaper man and the Evening Sun’s first city editor died in Los Angeles at 61 of tuberculosis. A Cambridge native, he worked across the Pacific coast in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and more, later returning to the East with roles at the Boston Globe and New York News. He also served as forestry commissioner in California and hunted big game, bringing Monarch the grizzly bear to San Francisco. He leaves son Sherwin F. and wife Florence Finch Kelly.
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New York
Allen Kelly
Evening Sun
Boston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Kelly
Cambridge
Mass
California
San Francisco Chronicle
Pacific ‘Coast
Boston ‘Globe
Fall River Globe
St. Patrick
Cummings
City
The
Examiner
Los Angeles Times
Philadelphia North American
Frank Munsey
New York News
Australia
New Zealand
Bridgeport Lawyers to Attend Peace Advocates Conference
Gov. Holcomb named George E. Hill and William B. Boardman of Bridgeport to join a Connecticut delegation at the National Assemblage of the League to Enforce Peace. The meeting will be held in Washington on May 26 and 27 with additional delegates from Hartford New Haven and Middletown. A heavy explosion destroyed the Georgia Fibre Co. in Atlanta with no fatalities.
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George E. Hill
William B. Boardman
Holcomb
Connecticut
The
League To Enforce Peace
Washington
Wilbur F. Gordy
Hartford
Theodore 8. Woolsey
New Haven
Robert H. Fife, Jr
W. H. Wilson, Jr
Eagar Fauger
W. H. Whittlesey
Middletown
Tennessee completes longest cruise anchors in New York harbor
After a 14227 nautical mile voyage described as one of the most successful ever by an American warship, the armored cruiser Tennessee under Captain Edward L. Beach anchored in the Hudson near Ninety-sixth Street. The ship, with the International High Commission aboard, prepared to share liberty, while officers praised Mr. McAdoo and noted strict health rules prevented landings at Callao due to bubonic plague in Lima.
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New York
Tennessee
Edward L. Beach
Hudson River
Ninety-sixth Street
South America
International High Commission
Panama Canal
George W. Goethals
H. Ltone
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Balboa
Hampton Roads
Beach
Trinidad and
Callao
Mr. McAdoo
Trinidad
John Chancellor
John
McAdoo
Lima
Captain Beach
Tennesssee
Rio de Janeiro
Valparaiso
Straits of Magellan
The
Yancey S. Williams
Thomas Withers
Claude A. Jones
D. Thompson
E. C. S. Parker
Gmmc- Adoo
Odd Fellows Honor Two Bridgeporters With Appointments
William T. Meyer was elected grand marshal and Sid ney W. Challenger named grand treasurer at the Grand Lodge session in New Haven. Henry Monroe of New Haven was elected grand master. New Haven bankers seek to be placed in the New York district of regional banks as are the banks in Bridgeport.
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William T. Meyer
State
Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge
New Haven
Sidney W. Challenger
Henry Monroe
Bel
New York
Bridgeport
Boston
Olive Tablets offer gentle relief from constipation
Dr Edwards, a long time physician, offers Olive Tablets as a non calomel laxative. The sugar coated tablets claim to ease constipation and torpid liver without griping, suggesting one or two at bedtime for regular action. Available at 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Co Columbus.
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Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Co
Columbus
Adv
Pleasant program for A O H minstrel show at Eagles hall
Irish Benevolent Society program outlines performances by Mary V McNamara George Rajette Lydia Walsh John Martin Julia Sullivan Mary Mahoney David Sullivan Katherine Lombard Dunn brothers and others with Toomey Lynch O Neill O Connor and Maloney directing and music. Rostered ushers include Hibernian Rifles. Program runs Thursday through Saturday with rotating wings and decor improvements at Eagles hall. There is also notice of a $40 000 estate life interest and Liverpool Cotton Exchange closing dates and a Mother's Day Flower ad.
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Mary V. McNamara
George Rajette
Lydia Walsh
Ireland
John Martin
Julia Sullivan
Robert Stafford
Mary Mahoney
David Sullivan
William F. Maher
Katherine M. Lombard
Dixie
Harry Maloney
Hibernian Rifles
Leonardi's Liver-Aid Promises Relief From Liver Disorder
Describes Leonardi's Liver-Aid as a pure vegetable remedy that avoids calomel and dangerous drugs, claiming it relieves liver misery, constipation, headaches, chills, fever, digestion issues, mood, and jaundice. Suitable for all ages, it is gentle and non gripeing, sold at 50 cents and at Hindle's Drug Stores, 987 Main and 903 Main Street.
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Leonardi
Hindle
Main Street
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