Mrs Strong hosts informal tea for Mary Silliman group
Informal 3:30 tea at the Mary Silliman chapter meeting hosted by Mrs. Frederick A. Strong at 2211 Treel Street. John Laidlaw Buel of Litchfield state regent to be guest of honor. New advisory board and board managers will be received. invitation extended to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Strong
Mary Silliman
John Laidlaw .Buel
Litch
Strong
Eulah Stowe
Stace “Street
Florence Field
Mary
Arthur Barnesley
Main Street
Irs
John G. Gerbich
Lafayette Street
Fidellity Sewing Circle of the Eastern Star
Fred Somers
Shelton
K. W. Reich
Cedar Street
School Furnishes an Apartment At Ellas Home School
Students convert a basement room into a working home making exhibit. Boys design curtains and furniture while girls embroider, creating a cottage window motif. The project links manual training to real life, with letters to firms, color studies, and community interest. a correction notes no engagement between Miss Linnie W. Kipp and John Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellas Home School
John F. Bulkley
Columbia University
One Dish Luncheon Ideas and Local Social Notes
A column offers quick one dish luncheon ideas such as Vegetable Meat Pie Baked Macaroni and Potato Chowder with detailed prep steps. It also reports on a Kentucky Republican convention with a woman suffrage plank, social hosting by Mrs Rose at a summer home, Barbara Deane’s postwar trip, Mrs Sara McCarthy returning from recuperation, and Rev William Rose hosting Universalist women at Nichols with a Beardsley Park departure and an arranged social program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeper
William Wallace Rose
the Universalist Church
Nichols
Beardsley Park
Universalist Women's Club
Mission Circle
Serbia Needs Auto Parts for Women War Effort
Sergt Ruth Farnam reports on Serbia's transport limits and lack of spare parts as she urges a YWCA program for girls with hygiene instruction. She backs establishing a Serbian YWCA with material aid and Christian outreach, citing support from British and Serbian leaders and a 5 million signatory petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Farnam
Serbia
Sergt
Farnam
National War Work Council
Belgrade
Sergt. Fatham
Sergt ‘Arnam
Thalso
Opimnion
Miss Gardner to Wed at St Augustine's Rectory
Miss Nora Gardner of 415 Golden Kill street and Herman Bohmann of Ansonia will wed tomorrow at 9 30 in the morning in the rectory of St Augustine's RC church. Gardner has worked as a forelady at the Crane company's West end plant for fourteen years and received gifts including a $100 check, a chest of silver, and a silver tea set from colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Augustine's R.C
Nora Gardner
Golden Kill Street
Herman Bohmann
Ansonia
Miss Gardner
West End
Crane Company
Sail Escape Ends in Rescue at Laurel Beach
A cottage party on Laurel Beach nearly lost Pierre when the launch bumped a dock and tipped. Mr A dived after Pierre, who was saved as Bert hesitated. Pierre recovered and ate breakfast with vigor. The writer notes relief and shifts to shopping finds at local stores, including muskmelons and Mirro ware promotions.
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Evelyn
Laurel Beach
Mother Bob
Heith
Bert
A . Tom
Helen
Father
Berth
M. Dudier
Pierre
Mr. A
Jean
Ior
Taine’s
Lane's
Lieut Sherwood Back After Overseas Service
Mr and Mrs F B Sherwood of Southport announce their son Lieutenant Clinton J Sherwood has returned from France and is at a demobilization camp. He trained at Yale Law School, served with the 90th division, was wounded and missing then returned, and saw much of Europe before duty ends. He is expected home daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames R. Burroughs
Clinton Agi
Serge “Williaams
Cleyenne
New
Isabel
Noble Avenue
Leg Park
Res
C. W. Marsh
Laurel Avenue
Fred. Smith
Helen
Huntington Road
New Rochelle
T. Rex
Edwin Hurd
Howard Bull
Kosreet
Shelton
Rocky Rest
4. B. Sherwood Southport
Clinton Jr
Sherwood
France
Lieut. Sherwood
Europe
Yale Law School
Pettsburg
England
Sherwood O
Germany
Mosel
Canteen Closes at Railroad Station
The Comfort club of the 102d Ambulance company has closed its canteen long kept at the railroad station. Mrs Crosby and a large corps of workers are missed amid unfriendly greetings replaced by a city welcome. Bridgeport mothers contributed gifts to the workers while Mrs Sprague served as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comfort Club
102D Ambulance Company
C. S. Crosby
Bridgeport
Charles ¥ J. Sprague
Comfort Celeb
Capes and shoes lure shoppers in Vogue and Osgood sales
The note details fashion bargains at Vogue Dress Shop with reductions on capes including a Belgian blue satin lined tricalette and a blue serge cape. It also highlights white Nubuck pumps at Osgood Shoe Shop, praised by Helen, as well as a playful cartoon scene suggesting a family moment and a funeral gag in the strip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Helen
Vogue
Atlantic City
Bob
Telen
Osgood
Stratfield Hotel
Osgood's
Nubuck
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Mrs. Strong
Suages
Elie N. Sperry
Park! ii
Brooknmn Country Club
Harvey Hubbell
Hub
Misa Lois Cola
Prise
Satur Heo
Sethe
Bridgeport Art League
Anne Away
Beardsley
Francis C. Sanford
Fairfield Beach
Avignon
I. W. Birdseye
Fairenne
Northfield
Florence K. Clancy
East Main Street
Thomas Lashar
Avenue
Yale
Thomas Ar
Black Rock Club
James Byrne
Wild Rose
Fairfield
George Oesau
Harlem Avenue
Notre’ Dame Univeristy
Indiana
Liberty
Assembly Hall
The
Graphophone Company
State Street
State ‘Street
Daughters of America
Danbury
Mill Hu
Euitd
Stowe
Women of the
Navy
Army
Marine
Henry
Miles
Authors’ Club
Greenfeld Hills
A. W. Bearse
C.A
Women’s Liberty Chorus
M. A
Browning
New York City
G. FP. Canfield
Lafayette, Street
Gertrude Walsh
Helen Kay ‘Kendall
Myra’Edwards
Marjorie Morris
New York
Bradford Boardeasn
W. B. Boardman
Hill Avenue
Andover Academy
Exeter Academy
Harold Rockwell
Jack Bray
Louis Radel
Pierpont Adamig
Arthur Hanson
Irene Reading
Boston
Mass
Miss Reading
John W. Bray
Vine Street
Jack
S. K. Mortis
Philadelphia
F. H. Gerald
Edward W. Roessler
W. Roessler
Black Rock
Taft School
Watertown
Katherine Past Noble -Grand Association
Rebekah Lodge
Evening Star Lodge
Stratford
Annie Burr Jennings
Feirfield
Sunniholme
Miss Jennings
Howard A. Jennings
Maud Jennings
Betty Havens
Harvard
Yale Field
William J. O'Hara
Barnum Avenue
O’hara
American Medical Association
the Traymore
MoSaic Club
Lordship Manor
Waters
J. J. Rose
Marion Lewis
Herbert 8. Brown
William J. Howes
Jerry OQ. Holmes
Linnie W. Kipp
John Allen
Kentucky
Lexington
Rose
Mrs. Parsons
Mrs. Howes
Barbara Deane
St. Nazaire
Sara McCarthy
Miss Mae McCarthy
Washingon Avenue
Shtehfield , Hills
Miss McCarthy
Oxford
Ig Footwear World
Anonomik Shoes
W. K. Mollan
Main
Pretty Girl
Oakland
Cal
Genevieve Wilson
Chautauqua Association of Pennsylvania
University of California
Gardner
Brida
Natalie
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Whiting’s
Fluff
Oregon
Ps Ce Een
SCBA
Lewise
Crullers
All Good Grocers
Elizabeleh Frenner
Bane
Laresista
Rockwell & Company
Main ST
Harvey & Lewis Co
Hartford
Springfield
New Haven
Radford
Smith
Pairfield Ave
Co-Operative
Broad Street
Bloomer
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