Charity Club Nets 475 For Philanthropy
The Service Club held its final meeting of the season at Brooklawn with Miss Dorothy Capping Brooklawn place. The club raised 475 for philanthropy with 100 voted to West End Day Nursery and other donations to the Travelers Aid Society and Father Tess Children of France. Members and guests celebrated, and the club plans to reconvene in September with new officers.
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Misa Dorothy
Brooklawn Place
Elizabeth’ Havens
Hreahe
West End
Associated Charities
Flemlocks
Easton Reservoir
Travelers’ Aid
Secerty
Lieut Dennison Weds Musician In June Ceremony
Lieutenant Frank F. Dennison of Waterbury wed Miss Mabel H. Matson in Park Congregational Church with a double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white taffeta gown with Georgette bodice, and the couple planned a Catskills honeymoon before settling at 413 Ridgefield Avenue. Bei groom recently released after sixteen months with the aviation corps, he will work for Bridgeport Brass.
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Everett J. Matson
Frank &. Dennison
Waterbury
Gerald HH. Beard
Park Congregational Church
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Ilusia
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Robert Bartholomew
Glenridge
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Maison
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Bridgeport Brass Company
Miss Schanz Weds A B Wallet at St Peter’s
Miss Florence Schanz married Arthur B Wallet in a 3 am ceremony at St Peter’s Church officiated by Thev Thomas J Kelley. Edna Schanz served as maid of honor and Frank Wallets was best man. The couple planned a honeymoon in Springfield and Teaclands and will reside at 128 Colony Street.
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St. Peter's
R. C. Church
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Sehang
Arthur B Wallett
Nier
American Gralphophone Company
Edna Schanz
Mite of Honor
Frank Wallets
Rutland
Remaid of Honor
Parron Avenue
Springfield
Teaclands
Mrs. Watett
Riends
Colony Street
Vas
Weed resigns to enter broad experimental work
Miss Helen Irene Weed resigns from the City Womens Economics unit to join a broader field of the experimental war modal cottage. The cottage test plant includes kitchen devices and labor saving equipment, but emphasizes recipes and home furnishings rather than decorative schemes.
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Wome
Bridgeport
Toose
Miss*Weed
Priscilla Magazine
Boston
Miss Weed
College women sail for Liverpool meeting
New York June 30 Helen Taft daughter of former President William Howard Taft and acting president of Bryn Mawr College sailed with a party of college women for Liverpool aboard the Aquitania to exchange ideas with European instructors. The party included Dean Jill Gildersee of Barnard College Miss M Cares Thomas of Bryn Mawr and Miss Mariel Choate daughter of the late Joseph Choate among others. An orchestra provided musical entertainment for summer guests at Sea.
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Bryn Mawr College
Liverpool
iAquitania
Giila | Gilderseeve
Barnard College
IM. Cares Thomas
Bryn Mawr
Mariel Choate
Joseph Choate
California
Sour Dalcott
Denver
Colo
Baby Care Advice for Hot Weather Dressing
Health authorities urge light clothing for infants during extreme heat, warning against overdressing. For hot days in the eastern and southern U.S. a thin slip, petticoat, or dress with a wool sack suffices, plus warm socks or stockings to protect small feet and prevent sudden cooling.
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United. States
United States
Ehr Park
Tabie
Musical Club Plans Ten Concerts For Next Season
The Musical Club announces a return to prewar policies and ten concerts for the forthcoming season. Polish pianist Arthur Benstein will open the series in February at a private home, with future artists of national standing and three public performances likely at the Seratheld ballroom.
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Vargie Hall
New York
Aneness
Lizsi
Kopin
Tubu Hefe
VW GAMES AND SWIMS FOR ALL AT Y M C A
Recreation programs at the VW YMCA invite all ages and genders to healthful sport. Swimming classes start with rules at the Lordship bath house and Lake House. Women and girls engage in volleyball and swimming on scheduled mornings and rides. Businesswomen attend afterwork sessions at the Lordship complex for games and suppers.
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Bath House
Lords Vamp
Samam Lake House
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Cirle
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Golden Lil] Street
Y. W. Court
Quiet wedding at St Patrick's Church
Mrs Guedsel of Fairfield married Arthur Cannell of Lewacroet in a calm morning ceremony at St Patrick's Church. The ordination of Charles Kelly was noted as the first nuptial mass he celebrated. The bride wore a blue gown with white roses and was accompanied by John d. O'Neil as best man. The reception followed at Mr Ed Mawr's home.
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Guedsel
Fairfield
Ty Arthur
Cannell
Lewacroet
Tey
Charles Kelly
Reid
Brian Otte
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Uatri
Robert Weber to Present Pupils in Gutchess Hall Program
Robert Weber Jr presents a student recital at Gutchess Business Hall with Charles Berrett on piano. Cus Meyers accompanies the young artist. Alguer Berger's pupil performs violin solos. Performers include Dorothy Sniffin Attia Miss Margaret Swailes Anna Shnet man Jocelyn and others.
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Eelock
Gutchess
Vallegé Het Charles KE. Berrett
Cus Meyers
Taming My Husband in a Reproachful Living Room Conversation
A narrator relays a tense social gathering with Marjorie and Crittenden as gossip swirls about a living room. Marjorie presses topics, testing boundaries, while Crittenden grows uneasy and hints that secrets were told. The exchange reveals strain over friendship, discretion, and house decor.
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Crittenden
Ike
Enjis
Anasiasnayer
Basar
Gorie
T'liva
Prohibition thoughts and Fourth of July plans in Natalie letters
The writer discusses Prohibition era effects in New York and Europe, noting restaurant culture and temptations. She describes Whiting's beverage selections, soda fountains, and Dennison party supplies for a child’s Fourth of July celebration, plus careful supervision to avoid accidents.
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New York Wester
Co. Lake & Table
Stotel
di Erecuy
Jauneh
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