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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1919

Page

16

Returning from M Yukon Station travel notes across Alaska

Mr and Mrs Lewis B Curtis and their daughters Miss Alice Curtis Waldermera Avenue and Miss Marjorie Delogs Park Place have started home after visiting Yukon stations and Alaska. Miss Mary Johnston returned to St Paul Idina after two months here and attended weddings in April. Several families plan summer visits in Maine Shippan Point and Groton Point while others host guests at Fairfield Beach and Lake Mohonk. A church social netted over 30 dollars and many residents look forward to summer residences and routine travels through fall.

Lewis B. Curtis Alice, Curtis Waldemera Avenue Marjorie De‘Logs Park Place Yukon Alaska Mary Johnston St. Paul Idina Miss Johnston Louise Pojve Edwin Hoyt Frederick Rhodes Betty Rhodes Margaret Abbott Pord Abbott H. T. Abbott Lake Mohonk N. Y Julius Christie Nichols Ladies’ Guild The Episcopal Church Gerald Beard Katherine Milas Elinor Beard Barnum Avenue Lisbon N. H Beard

Sons of Veterans Banquet for Returning Service Men Planned

Franklin Bartlett camp of the Sons of Veterans held a meeting at the club on Main Street to plan a banquet for service men recently returning from the war. A 4H smoker followed, with about 25 members present.

Franklin Bartlett Sons of Veterans Main Street

Miss Lydia Sipperly Weds Irving G Hall in Bridgeport Church

Miss Lydia Sipperly daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Sipperly 218 Norman street wed Irving G Hall of Parkevie n ue at Memorial Baptist church. Rev Alfred Kenyon Giviatin presided. Bride wore white georgette crepe with orange blossoms. Best man was Raymond Sipperly, bridesmaid Ruth Brown. Reception at the Sipperly home. honeymoon in the Catskills then residence in Waynesboro Pa. Out-of-town guests included Sterling Fanton Danbury Agnes Hayes PATERSON A Sipperly and Cristobel Sipperly Southport Judith and Mabel Hazen Alburgh VT Raymond Van Anglen Philadelphia.

Ruth Brown Raymond Sipperly Miss Brown Ruth Panton Danbury Emanuel Ahlburg Waynesboro Hail Sterling Fanton Agnes Hayes Paterson N. J A. Siipperly Cristobel Sipperly Southport Missudith Mabel Hazen Alburgh Raymond van Anglen Philadelphi

Mrs Dougherty Hosts Big Fourth Birthday Party

Mrs William J Dougherty of 1496 North avenue hosted a large birthday gathering for her daughter Elizabeth who turned six yesterday afternoon The party featured Fourth of July favors in the fish pond a peanut hunt and games in the gardens with patriotic Japanese lanterns and banners Guests included Ruth Devine Lillian Parrett Eileen Green Eleanor Owens and many Dougherty relatives and friends conducting a festive neighborhood celebration

William J. Dougherty North Avenua Miss Ellzabeth Ruth Devine Lillian Parrett Eileen Green Eleanor Owens Blanche Winlgren Margaret Kiely Mable Connor Estelle Reilly Catherine Anna Agnes Doughery Marie Dogey Catherine Farre Luella Sperry Esther Alen Gerard Kirk Louis la Haye Frederick Allen William Farrell Andrew’ Owens Joseph Ganley Judson la Haye William Dougherty Frances Herd

Miss B A Lester to attend AOH convention in San Francisco

Miss B A Lester of 107 High Street state secretary of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Ancient Order of Hibernians will be among New England delegates at the international convention in San Francisco July 16 to 19. Delegates will tour historic sites with a cross continental itinerary starting in Boston July 6 and returning July 27.

B. A. Lester High Street Ladies’ Auxiliary New England Ancient Order of ‘Hibernians America San Francisco Bost Boston

Lundgren Murder Trial Goes To Jury In Lawrence

Lawrenc e Mass July 1 The Lundgren murder trial for Miss Petence W Gay reaches the jury after both sides rest The defense is led by Pantel Daley with Attorney General H C Atwill for the Commonwealth to present closing arguments The case centers on the death of Miss Gay and the wool and silk trade notes appear in the discourse

Lawrence Mass Bassle M Skeels) Lundgren Petence W. Gay Pantel Daley H.C. Atwill Commonwealth

Hot Weather Care for Babies in Summer Milieu

Advice from a Childrens Bureau bulletin on keeping babies comfortable in extreme heat. Emphasizes proper clothing, cool rooms, sleeping arrangements, bathing, and avoiding sleep medicines. Recommends sleeping alone when possible, screened sleeping porches, and gradual nap consolidation for longer nighttime rest.

Bulletin Children’s Bureau U. 8 Department of Labor Washington,d. C

Bridgeport Club Plans National Conference Delegation

Bridgeport Business Women's Club calls a 7 30 P M meeting at Mrs Georgiana Greeley 1062 Church St Stratford to organize for the national conference in St Louis July 14 to 18 and to draft Connecticut Rhode Island representation with Miss Rose House Mrs Greeley and Miss Jane Langshaw on the committee. The YWCA War Board will cover two delegates from each New England state with Hartford Basin War Club and New Haven clubs favored for representation.

Business and Professional Women St. Louis Bridgeport Business Women's Club Georgiana Greeley Church Street Stratford Connecicut Rhode Island Hartford Saturay Rose House Prident Gree Bridgeport

Letters from Natalie reveal Stratford visit plans and fashion notes

The letter to Evelyn describes upcoming summer plans, Stratford visits, and a tea room meet near Main Street. It mentions grandma, mother Bob, and Mrs Wilson’s Stratford hotel and tea room, plus shopping for summer outfits. Details include a navy satin frock, green crocheted belt, and white shoes from Osgood Shop, with talk of Fourth of July events and sewing machinery.

Stratford Bob Prisettia Tea Room Barnum Avenua Mex George Kk. Wisan Wilson Vogue Stratfield Osgood Short

CAPT J E MURPHY ARRIVES FROM FRANCE

Captain James B Murphy son of Col T J Murphy arrived at Camp Dix New Jersey yesterday after extended overseas service His brother Captain Jeremiah E Murphy was killed in action in France The article notes family military legacy and local sports prominence from Bridgeport High School.

James B. Murphy T. J. Murphy Camp mix N. J Murphy New York Bridgeport High School Jeremiah E. Murphy France

Mrs. Margaret Cooper Sails for Siberia to Lead Red Cross Unit

Mrs. Margaret Cooper, long serving Red Cross director of the influenza ward in Bridgeport, sails from San Francisco to Siberia to head a Red Cross Codex unit against disease. She leaves behind many friends, including peasants in quarantine, and takes stout equipment and nursing experience to the mission.

Margaret Cooper Asia Bridgeport Red Cross Hillside San Francisco Siberia Cooper

Marjorie Boyd Strains Crittenden Over Living Room

In Chicago, tension rises as Crittenden and his friend Marjorie Boyd clash over changes to the living room. The narrator defends Marjorie, prompting a heated exchange about dinner plans and friendship. A playful scolding briefly softens the quarrel, but Crittenden remains stubborn before retreating upstairs.

Crittenden Marjorie Marjorie Boyd Sen. Crittenden Chicago Ana Boyds Arjorie Boyd Boyd Cr Jtenden Homo

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