Social calendar packed with clubs and dances in town
Miss Ania Hubbard hosted a party with music and games as Arthur Andrews and Arthur Bur attended. The Wednesday morning Art Club met at the Brook Club at 11 am. A berry supper at First Baptist Church featured chairs listed by Mrs. Candee and others. A pinothie and dance was set for St Joseph's school hall with Baker's orchestra. Henrietta Hugo, soon to wed Alfred Fold, received well wishes. Jungle No 1 of Tigers received tiger claw mounts from William F. The 101 Ranch and Miller Bros. 101 Ranch were mentioned with receptions planned. Irene Harty hosted a gathering for about 30 friends, prize winners announced, including Josephine McFay and Daniel Edwards. A May party at Theodore Whyland’s home featured games, music by Yansick, and notable attendees. Various ladies and participants were named among the social set with many enjoying music and prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Harty
Broad Street
Josephine McFay
Joseph Quinlan
Ida Hearty
Daniel Edwards
Bessie O'Leary
James Tenney
Emma Wallace
Theodore Whyland
U. M
Theresa Ryan
George Northrop
Hattie Ley
Gus
Mackback
Steigler
Joe Whyland
Yansick
Victoria Stra
Edna Hungerford
Earlop
Teddy Whyland
Tommy Dr
Wm. McAuliffe
Platt
Christchurch
New York
Agnes Urban
Katherine Urban
Tresa Ryan
Hattie Bundock
Hattie Northrop
Minnie Myers
Mamie Darien
Mar | Carrigan
Ein
Agnes Lyons
Emma Berger
Margaret Hennessey
Dora Powera
Anna Harris
Mary Hein
Anna Bartée
Anna McHigh
Margaret Tate
Alice Lavery
Mabel Angel
Amelia Greene
Lena Seaman
Alice Dutcher
Anna Ingartsen
Louise Ensign
Anmm Anderson
Ada Anderson
Bergier
Gus “Mackback
Anna Duignan
Mary A. Gents
Earl Bishop
Chas
Adamore Bundock
Mr. Hurley
Davis
Chas. Bundock
George
Musical Shower and Benefit Event at The Smith Murray Co
A ribbon department saleslady Miss Florence Tem hosted by Misses of the store at 76 Baldwin St. The night featured recitations and musical selections with many local attendees. A future wedding of Miss Tem to William H. Cloes was announced. a free operatic concert by last year’s Washington Park M. E. choir was held Thursday evening with a varied program and guests including Mr. Vaughn, Mrs. Vaughn, and Mrs. Martin, plus instrumental and vocal solos and a silver offering for the Ladies Aid Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tem
Smith, Murray Co
Baldwin St
Miss Person
A. Caldwell
B. Rodgers
H. Richards
J. Martine
I. Eckler
C. Anderson
C. Mullins
M. Giblin
E. Rowe
I. Heisler
Tumporal
William H. Cloes
The
Singer Mfg. Co
Washington Park M
Ersfield
Herbert Mr. Vaughn
Lewis
Mrs. Vaughn
Berwist Richards
Sadeusa Anna Senna
Thomas
Mr. Ea
Pinsuti
Polacca Brillante Bohm
Hutchinson
Lieto Signor
Les Hugueno’s
Mrs. Martin
Ladies* Aid Society
Papini
Heen
van Goens
Sennedetto Arenas
Rose Eessees
Trolley Cars Run Express to Fairfield
Superintendent C. H. Chapman of the Connecticut Company announced that beginning today the through Southport and Westport cars leaving Bridgeport from 4 50 PM to 6 10 PM inclusive will run express to Ash Creek stopping only to take on passengers for Fairfield and points beyond A local Fairfield avenue car will follow each through car running as far as Ash Creek only The object is to provide better seating facilities for the through travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Chapman
Connecticut Company
Southport & Westport
Bridgeport
Ash Creek
Fairfield
Fairfield Avenue
Pilgrims Progress Study Series At South Congregational
Midweek meetings of South Congregational Church present Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress studies with special music. Mrs. Lucien T. Sayed will sing at tonight's meeting as the pastor reads First and Second Stages The Start from the City and The Slough of Despondency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Congregational Church
Lucien T. Sayed
Burman seeks entry in fourth Bridgeport hill climb
The fourth annual hill climb by the Automobile Club of Bridgeport at Sport Hill drew many entries including Robert Burman famous for 102 mph feats at Ormond. Buicks from Chicago and entries from Palmer & Singer, Bell Brothers, Coffee, Kissel, Camerons, Speedwell, Allen Kingston, and Bristol Engineering signaled a large field. The club expanded parking and finish setup with a 32 foot timing stand and ample press space while practice hours were set 1 to 3 pm daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Club of Bridgeport
Sport Hill
Sperry
Robert Burman
Buick
Ormond
New Orleans
Burman
Chicago
Charles Taper
Speedwell
Allen-Kingston
Bristol Engineering Co
Bristol Conn
Bridgeport Trust Co
Automobile Club
B. D. Pierce, Jr. Co
Smith Buildinng Co
New York
William Errydan
Selectmen of
Easton
Automobile Club of
Bridgeport
Ladies of St. Marys To Give Final Whist
The Ladies of St Marys Parish will host the last whist of the season at the parish house on Pembroke street Thursday evening. The hall holds a hundred tables and is expected to be filled. After the play, dancing will follow with music by Risleys Orchestra. Prizes are described as numerous and desirable. The events have promoted sociability and financial success for the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Mary's Parish
Pembroke Street
Risley
Dudley Withdraws Suit Against United States Express
John L. Dudley withdrew his suit seeking the appointment of a receiver from the United States Express Company. The move does not affect the separate action filed last week by Dudley as a stockholder seeking an inspection of the company’s books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
John L. Dudley
United States Express Company
Dudley
D M Read Co Porches Sets Deep Sale in Four Day Reduction
An extensive sale by D M Read Co showcases porch furniture including arm chairs rockers settees and swinging seats with green linen cushions and oak frames. Willow furniture offered in multiple colors with four day reductions Wednesday through Saturday plus English porcelain sets and a range of house goods and flags. Monogram belt buckles and silver fobs highlighted with hosiery deals and black through colored lisles at sale prices.
Move Too Slow to Suit Us Plans Cheaper Customer Offer
The statement says the pace is unfitting and the team will provide the product to customers at less than half the expected price to compensate for delays. It emphasizes urgency to satisfy buyers and adjust pricing strategy.
Cottagers Welcome Hydraulic Company Beach Expansion
Fairfield Beach gains a quarter mile water main extension by Bridgeport Hydraulic Company, boosting beach development and local trade. First Selectman Charles Fox oversees a new road project funded by property owners, with sod donated along the route and old ties used to bridge deep spots. The growing beach remains popular for its long stretch, clean water, and inviting sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Pairfield
Fairfield
First
New Yorkers Move Seasonally as Families Prepare Departures
Some New Yorkers are already settled for the season and many more are expected around June 1. Most families have at least one member who travels to New York and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Unitarian Leaders Form National League in Boston
In Boston the anniversary program of the American Unitarian Association opened with an organizational meeting of the National League of Unitarian Laymen. William Howard Taft was named honorary president and William H. Carruth of Lawrence became president, with Governor Draper as vice president and Cyril H. Burke as secretary. Directors include Delbert H. Decker, Duncan U. Fletcher, Morton D. Hull, Ralph Wilbur, and C. W. Ames. The first business session, on liberalism, is set for this afternoon with speakers from various districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Boston
American Unitarian Association
National League of Unitarian Leymen
George A. Hibbard
Frank A. Noyes
American Federation of Church Organizations
Mr. Harvey
New York
Delbert H. Decker
Washington
John C. Robinson
Springfield
William Howard Taft
William H. Carruth
Lawrence
Governor Draper
Cyril H. Burke
Courtney Guild
Massachusetts
Washington, D. C
Duncan U. Fletcher
Florida
Morton D. Hull
Illinois
Ralph Wilbur
Oregon
C. W. Ames
Minnesota
Dr. Gill
Arington
Mass
J. W. Dowlett
Atlanta
Samuel Maxwell
Greenfield
John D. Long
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Meigs & C
Zenith Oxfords
Ania Hubbard
Ts Wing
Riday Evane
Arthur Andrews
Arthur Bur
Earl Lathrop
Art Club
Brook Club
D. Candee
Hattie White
Francis Macfarlane
A. Wilson
William Grippin
Louis S. Morris
Crossley
Ellis
B. F. Walker
St. Joseph's
Joseph’s School Hall
Madison
Baker's
Henrietta B. Hugo
Alfred W. Fold
New London
Miss Hugo
Addie Gray
Zjungie No. 1
William F
Eaf
Shrinbadge
Jungle
Hingling Bros. Circus
Miller Bros. 101
Northrop
Joe Kahn
A. C. Blakeslee
John Steiger
Gus Mackback
Gus Anderson
Fitzroy
Leslie Blakeslee
John Plaza
Leroy Missman
Se McAuliffe
Tomm. Wells, Sr
Joseph Whyland
Teddle
John O'Neill
Joe O'Neil
Arthur Srush
Harry Platt
Gounod
Trio
Mr. Vaughn
Lew Vaughn
Martha Aeoee
Martha
Robert Douglas Martin
Fatto
Lealia Joel Hulse
Sidney Corborne
S. Austin MacConnell
Joseph Hutchinson
Leslie Vaughn
Francis Lewis
Ayer
Bridgeport Automobile Club
Ladies of
St. Mary’s
D. M. Read Co
United States
Radford
B. Smith
Hydraulic Company
Unitarians
Cen
E. Halligan
Joseph P. Couc
EAS
Ihlin CO
Buldings, Painters’ Ven,t Main
People’s Dairy
GEO. A. Robertson
Tee Ata
N. Buckingham & Co., Inc
State Street
D. D. Smith's
D. D. Smith
Sep Ze
United
Fairfield Ave
New England
Boe
New York, New Haven & Hartford
A. B. Smith
New Haven
Conn
Cape Cod
Narragansett Pier
Buzzards Bay
Watch Hill
Nantucket
NEW Haven & Hartford R. R
Los Angeles
Union Pacific
W. Massey
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