Miss Sterling to be feted at multiple events this week
Miss Carol Sterling’s wedding to Hilsworth Grumman is set for Saturday and she will be feted repeatedly this week. Luncheons, teas, and bridge parties are planned by friends including Miss Eugen Bar, Miss Frances Williams, and Mrs. IV, TL vo, with attendees from the bridal party such as Miss Ethel Sterling and Miss Rebecca Carter. Several families and hosts on Coleman Street and nearby locales organize gatherings at Brooklawn and country homes, while trips and visits are noted around Lake Champlain, Lake Sunapee, and Cape Cod.
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Carol Sterling
Hilsworth Grumman
Eugen
Coleman Street
Ethel Sterling
Taith Wilson
Rebecca Carter
Helen Grimsman
Ss Cane Plumb
Sarah Curtis
Frances Williams
Sterling
Tensomre Hil
Miss Wilsost
D. M. Read Tearoom
TL Vo
Brooklawn Place
Mir
Edward
Jenni
Susan Jennings
Louise Haviland
Lake Sunapee
N. H
Peterboro
Maude Jennings
Sarges
Hatter Fubbeh
Harvey Huboell
New London
the Griswold
Whittier Rowley Wedding Guests Across the Region
Bridgeport residents attend weddings and vacations as local society notes list guests visiting New London East Hampton and Milford. Couple Mr. and Mrs. Whittier tied the knot at the Rowley home with reception and trip to New Haven en route to their Milford residence after service.
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Helen Ula Rewer
Little Grace Rowley
New Haven
Milford
Henry 4. Bang
Montserrat
Mass
Viola Bang
Lyndhurst, N. Y
F. Robert Mager
Pine Tree Farm
Court declares John A Chaloner sane in New York
John Armstrong Chaloner is ruled sane in New York by Justin Joan Pard of the Suprema Court. His appeal is reviewed amid controversy over actions attributed to him in Virginia. The decision upholds his mental competence and signals continued protection of U S governance.
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NEW Yesus
John Armstrong Chaloner
New York
Virginia
Justin Joan Pard
Suprema Court
Jeeard Chalane
York
Connecticut the Model for Wealth Through Public Education
The Omaha Daily News praises Connecticut as a model state showing wealth through public education. It highlights Connecticut’s manufacturing impact, partners like Whitney Howe Colt and Goodrich, Yale’s founding, the Western Reserve sale funding schools, Hartford’s municipalities, and the belief that tax investments in schools yield substantial returns in wealth and order.
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Connecticut
Yale University
Ohio
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Hartford
Omaha Daily News
Juvenile Events At Brook Lawn Country Club
Lively August program features juvenile golf and tennis events at Brook Lawn Country Club. Highlights include mixed putting, juvenile progressive mixed tennis, obstacle and regular putting matches, outdoor moving pictures, and President’s and Vice President’s cups. Includes schedules for Aug events, prizes, and committee notes.
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Brooklawn
Waldo
St. Fairchild Wheeler
Barbara Waldo
Albert E. Macdonald
Jon Henshaw
Plive
Dorothy Tocullison
Walco
Charles H. Phelps
Charles Ray
Sidney
Joseph H. Stage
A. Macdonald
Dorothy Dalton
Sidney Drew
William E. Bailyl
F. Winthrop Pyle
Malone
Percy Arlen
Lo Bennison
Speedy Meade
Weatogue
Neitharcut
William Ham
Viola Dana
A. H. Canfield
Opened Business Courses at Columbia University
Columbia University announced plans to offer economics, railways, government, short story writing and personal management courses by September. Undergraduates will study five economics, four advertising, two business organization and administration, eight accounting courses including corporate and investment finance, banking, and five insurance offerings, plus eight economics seography. Graduate courses total forty-one alongside salesmanship, railway transportation, commercial French, business English and correspondence, and commercial Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia University
Invest Finance
Y W Has Paris School for Young Women in War Era
Forty five women students from devastated Europe enroll at the Young Women's Christian Association training school in Paris. Covers twelve nationalities, study plans, and return to war districts to aid reconstruction with a summer camp in Florence and hotel openings in Italy including Milan Venice Spezia Trieste.
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Tve Gues
Milan
Venice
FK Spezia
al' Lemma
Trieste
Welcome to Kentucky Home of Colonel Hayes
The narrator recalls a meeting at a Hayes bluegrass estate in Winchester as Crittenden arrives by dogcart. Colonel Hayes, a tall, white-haired, courtly figure, greets them with warm hospitality. Inside the stately home, affectionate reunions unfold with Mother Hayes, Crittenden’s mother, and a heartfelt reunion with Crittenden’s family.
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Bot
Harms
Ttenden
Mother Hayes
Crittenden
Colonel Hayes
Reverend Simpson Claims Prohibition Boosts Men's Appearance
The Christian Union official notes fewer drunks, more thrift and cleaner habits since July 1 in Bridgeport. He cites men buying trousers instead of booze, better candor, and rising use of soap and water as sobriety grows. A salvage program expands with Harry Gavienill leading efforts.
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Water Street
Nker
Christian Union
Bridgeport
Simpson
Boozer
Ailvage
Harry Gavienill
Brooklyn
Airplane bus completes first trip between New York and Atlantic Clix
The first round trip of an airplane passenger bus from New York City to Atlantic Clix New Jersey covered four hours and eight minutes. Two women were passengers, and the flight faced difficulty finding a landing place on the return trip. A boat left from the Columbia Yacht Club to shore. Min John A Unagland and Miss The Hodges were among the five women aboard the historic flight.
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New York
New York City
Atlantic Clix
New Jersey
Evela
Judson
Columbia Yacht Club
Min
John A. Unagland
Royal Baklig Howder Company
Ihel ' Hodges
Dullis
Texas
Aaro Limited
Ohio
H.C
Foss May Run Again for Mass Governorship
Boston July 27 Former Governor Toss may again seek the Massachusetts governorship on an Independent ticket. He would run on a platform of government ownership of railroads and railways. He has not formally announced but says many supporters urge him.
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Boston
Toss
Massachusetts
Old Boy
Washington
California Court Guards Beer Venders
California Superior Court issued an injunction to prevent police interference with beer sales. The challenge argued a local ordinance banning sale during wartime prohibition violated federal law. The case centers on lawful sale of beer containing 2.7 percent alcohol and a contested city restriction.
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Angeles
Superior Court
Miss Merchant to Lead New Federation of Women
Miss Carolyn Merchant of New Haven will serve as president of the Federation of Business and Professional Women in America in its new organization. Gratia Rive of Bridgeport is the first national treasurer, estimating first year receipts at over $10,000 with projections to $100,000 in the second year. Telegrams of congratulation came from President Wilson, William Gibbs McAdoo, and Secretary Daniels. Lena Phillips, who helped plan the initial meeting, is named field secretary to organize the state group. Invitations from eight states were telegraphed for the convention with Boston suggested for the Pilgrims tercentenary celebration. Salaries would average over $3,009 for leaders and officers.
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Carolyn Merchant
New Haven
Connecticut Ivica
Federation of Business and Professional Women In America
Gratia Rive
Bridgeport Business Women's
Elu
St. Louis
Wilson
William McAdoo
Daniels
Bagley
Lena Phillips
New York
Feid
Boston
Romance Ends When Husband Is Arrested
Portland Maine July 27 a romance begun six weeks ago with Jove at first sight and a quick marriage collapsed today when Mrs Maude Keenan Benack 2 returned to her old home in Lynelyburg Va while the husband Homer J Renack 49 was jailed on a warrant alleging he passed fraudulent checks and misrepresented himself as a salesman for a large Western auto supply firm Gertrude McNally an employee of the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing has been elected vice president of the Maryland State and District of Columbia Federation of Labor
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Portland
Jove
Maude Keenan Benack
Lynelyburg
Homer J. Renack
Gertrude McNally
United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Maryland
District of Columbia Federation of Labor
Hartford July Vehicle Fine Totals Report
Hartford monthly bulletin shows vehicle violation fines since June 1 totaling about 2,505 dollars with nearly 2,000 dollars reported for the current period. Police prosecutions count rises to several dozen as the month proceeds.
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Hartford
State Police
Prosecutions Fines Involving Motor Vehicles Depart
Resulting in fines of 1100 dollars in June prosecutions and 1200 dollars in earlier cases. Fines exclude amounts from cases where arrests were made by inspectors of the motor vehicles department.
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Motor Venteles Department
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Augusta
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Charlea Lawrence
New Yorce
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Brooklawn Country Club
Willam T. Haviland
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Waldo C. Bryant
Griswold
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Juvenil
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Bridgeport Protective Association
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Flatbush
L. 1
Robert Rock
Laurel Avenue
Misa Berttha Hall
Park Avenue
Grace Hall
Stratford
Camp Wopoweg
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Conn
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Fiorence Hanson
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Arthur Charpentier
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Arthur Charpoutles
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P. J. Kehoe
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BANE
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Henry Ward Beecher
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