Miss Lashar Eves Farewell Party and Local Socials
Miss Lashar Eves hosts a farewell party at the Belmont Ritz in New York with Chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lashar. Attendees include Miss Martha Lashar and Miss Anna Swinnerton among others. several girls plan trips to Niagara Falls, Canada, and Albuquerque. Local society notes cover golf winnings, dress parades, and upcoming social gatherings across Bridgeport and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Lashar
Clinton Avenue
New York
Belmont
Ritz
Martha ‘Lashar
William Lewis
Niagara Falls
Canada
Anna’ Swinnerton
Eunice Newman
Eugenia ‘Carbrey
Scardsdale
Meritt. Wilson
Torrington
Bradford
Warner
John Wheeler, Jr
Musical Club Opens Season With Fall Reception
Mrs Henry C Ives heats the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club for the fall reception at Strat field entertaining active members in three dining room rooms. Mrs Dever H Warner and Mrs Cuore Davis preside at the tea. New officers Mrs W Sterling Mrs W H Comley and Miss Margaret Hughes assist. Stella Worth Jones will address the audience on the Community Service commission program. Eleonora Cisneros will perform at the Park theatre Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Ives
Stratfield
Dever H.s Warner
Cuore. Davis
Tes
Atrs
Ives
Dr. W. Sterling
William H. Comley
Margaret Hughes
Stella Worth Jones
Community Service Commission
Marc.Eleonora Cisneros
Park Theatre
Salvation Army Names New Leader in Ansonia
Ansonia’s Salvation Army appoints Captain Walter B. Perratt as permanent head, succeeding Captain and Mrs. George L. Brown, who were moved to Massachusetts. Perratt arrives from Hartford to take up duties in the city.
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Ansonia
Walter B. Perratt
Salvation Army Forces
Mra
George L. Brown
Massachusetts
Parrett
Big Cfty
Hartford
Charity drive opens for Girls' Club and nurseries
The Associated Charities annual financial campaign begins with a luncheon at Stratfield led by Mrs. William J. Gyrguth. Reports on Day Nurseries Girls' Club Gimans' Day camp and Vacation home will be given. Drive chairs, bank volunteers, and factory and school committees organize events through the week to boost donations and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Gimans
Stratfield
William J1. Gyrguth
DeVer WH. Warner
Tarvey Hubbell
Howard. Simpson
Ohen
Girish Club
Half- Home
Main Street
Malin Street
Publicisv
Thimble Club
D. M. Read
Edward L. Warner
People’s Savings Bank
George F. Mara
Howland Dry Goods
New York Urges Collective Bargaining Plan
New York October 5 1929 Community Industrial Relation Committee proposes collective bargaining for labor to ensure fair profit distribution and a minimum wage with an eight hour day. Other goals include cooperative buying housing solution by government public employment agencies industrial education three shifts for machinery to cut living costs terminal markets cooperative stores and a state social insurance system covering unemployment hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New “York
Tabor
Wansdon
Community Industrial Relation Committee
Henry P. Prinson
Mary Silliman Chapter DAR Plans Winter Program
Mary Silliman Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution outlines a winter program under Regent Mrs. Frederick A Strong and Chairwoman Mrs. Katharine M. Spalding. The season features Americanization talks, prominent speakers, music, social events, garden parties, and a recurring schedule at Odd Fellows hall with Miss Eunice Avery coordinating current events and regional lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Silliman
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frederick A Strong
Katharine M. Spalding
Odd Bellows Hall
Broad Street
Leeturer
Eunice Avery
Springheld
Miss Avery
StratMeld
Morrell Hamlin
Maine
McGown
International CollJese
Springfeld
Samuel J. V. Brown
Samuel
Alvin. Co. Brewi
Daugh
Gener Swistland
Mary Louise Peek
John Taidelaw Buel
Charles H. Bissell
George Maynard Minor
Fiwe
Strong
Charles H. Armstrong
Prank M. Patterson
Mary K X. Jones
Prank T. Staples
Nathaniel Worthen
Frederick 8. Stevens
Frederick A. Parsons
Orville Rector
BR. J. Mackensie
W. M. Richardson
Jeannette Booth
Mary Louise
Peck
Spalding
Chaffee
TH. Ey
Wadham
Lieut and Mrs Tague Celebrate Fifteenth Wedding Anniversar
Lieutenant and Mrs Tague of 405 Seaview celebrated their fifteenth wedding anniversary with an evening gathering. Autumn garden flowers furnished decor and music and dancing followed. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tom Crenan, Mr and Mrs John Riley, Mr and Mrs George Bennett, and numerous friends and relatives.
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Tague
Séaview
Tongue
Tom Crenan
John Riley
George Bennett
Fred Douglas
William E. Malley
Walace Bond
Nellsarsen
Henice
Charles Enomas
Edward Klevsted
Thomas Roderick
John Byam
Elizabeth Flannery
Gladys Foulds
May’ Malley
Helen Grogan
Elizabeth Wills
Martha’ Morrissey
James, Mills
Pisin Robb
Arling Malley
Katherine Elis
Lucile, Kuster
Helen 2
Charles
Ingham
Wiliam Meyers
Harry. Jewett
John A. Maxwell
Howard
Thomas
Edward Kennedy
Perre Kounts
Edward McMul
Len. St
Tailored blit smart suits and street wear trends
New York women demand plain day time costumes contrasting Dame Style. Blouses rise in demand as suit skirts feature varied fabrics and ornate details. Sketches show a brown Georgette two piece with matching cuffs and collar and a soft crowned hat. Another outfit uses Persian embroidery on an irregular yoke with fringe and a turban style velvet trim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dame Style
Goa
Aime Stein
Georgette
Alu
Miss Ring Joins Army Nurses At Fort Sill Arkansas
Miss Theresia V Ring a Bridgeport trained nurse and early Camp Mills nurse is stationed at Fort Sill Arkansas. She and several colleagues chose to stay in service when Camp Mills closed and arrived at Fort Sill after accepting transfers rather than leave military nursing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Ring
Fort Sill, Arkansas
Theresia V. Ring
Bridgeport, Hospital
Army
Sill
Near
Camp Mills
California
Gulifornia
Fort Sill
How N Y City Children Care for Their Teeth
New York City mothers learn proper home dental care as school principals Mrs K A Jackson and Romeo J Per rat ti note Albodon Dental Cream is effective and safe. The ad cites the formula blending calcium carbonate oils of cloves cinnamon and eucalyptus for cleansing polishing and antiseptic action priced at two shillings per five brushings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alg
New York
K. &.Jackson
Public School
Romeo J. Perratti
Tobacco Habit Dangers Warned By Dr Connor
A newspaper advertisement cites Dr Connor of Johns Hopkins Hospital warning that tobacco use causes fatal diseases. It urges quitting via Spina Nicotol tablets with a money back guarantee and promises a forthcoming detailed feature on nicotine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teetor Connor
Johns Hopking Hospital
Connor
Res
Annes O
Bliss Ca
Wrehington
Hoa
Taming My Husband A Barrier Reared High
A troubled marriage story unfolds as a couple live in tense peace behind a barrier of pride and restraint. Crittenden and Bess navigate longing for happiness, the barrier between them, and the possibility of reconciliation for the sake of a future child, amid fragile calm and fleeting warmth from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crittenden
Iave
Boyds
Langleys
Cer
Milford Visiting Nurse Busy Month Report
The October meeting of the Visiting Nurse Association was well attended. Miss Helen Sheils reported four visits that month and 36 patients under care. Members discussed supplying sick room equipment like wheelchairs baby carriages and tubs and voted to send sympathy to H Peck after his wife’s death. Mr Sedgwick field secretary of the Tuberculosis Commission gave an informal talk on the Red Cross Christmas Seal Campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walford
Det
Visiting Nurse Association
Helen Shella
Edgar T. Clark
Milford
Sedgwick
Tuberculosis’ Commission
Cross Christmas Sea
Gloves Offerings From French Glace Kid Line
The advertisement promotes gloves of French Glace Kid made from fine kid, perspiration proof, full pique backs with two clasps in black. It lists French Grace with one clasp and short fingers in white black and colors, priced at 3 dollars 50 cents and 4 dollars 25 cents, on the main floor.
Jewelry display features rhinestone hair combs
A brilliant group of high backed Spanish and Colonial combs with cut shell, side and tuck designs, plus barrettes set with rhinestones, showcased in the jewelry section. Ajain Noor displayed the collection.
Holiday shop items and prices listed for wrapping and candy
Dennison section paper and seals for decorative use. White wrapping paper 24 inches wide 15 cents per roll two rolls 25 cents. Tissue paper red or green 15 cents per roll. Hopies coffee candy from Switzerland in tin packages 15 35 75 cents and 1.50. Maple Sweethearts maple sugar with walnuts or pecans heart shaped 75 cents a box. Mirror assorted laces 30 cents a box.
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Switzerland
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Miss Lashar Eves
Norman Leeds
Betty and Fuller Leeds
Mill Hill
Avenue
Albuqurane
New Mexico
Park Avenue
Brooklawn Country Club
A. H. Canfield
Grippin
Fairchild
Wheeler
Alice Curtis
Marjorie DeLoss
Dorothy ‘Tomlingon
John, Hawley
William T. Hailand
Charles M. Graves
BH. LeBaron -Peters
Virginia Ives
H. C. Ives
North Avenue
Holden Arms School
Washington, D.C
Campit
Julia Wheeler
D. Fairchild
Gunmere School of the Four Seasons
Princeton
Helen Kent
R. By Kent
Park. Avenue
Henrietta Kent
Rosemary Hall
Greenwich
Conn
Agnes
Alice Dennis
Myrtle Avenue
Helen Barnes
Joseph Doherty
Miss Barnes
Pride
Little Sisters
Kathryn 2. Hewitt
Gratia L. Hice
Cof
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Lena M. Phillips
W.C. A
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women Club
Chamber of Commerce
John Barns
Jack
Richard Steiner
Teddy
Philadelphia
Jeannette Couture
Evelyn
Roselyn Barker
Warren Street
Sone
Boston
Miss Courture
Signal Corps
France
Anna Bellon
Busy Bee
Sewing Club
Louise Kasper
Albert Traub
Mary Kasper
Charlotte Kasper
Gertrude Reiners
Mae Belton
Helen Belton
Laura Ratsner
Alice Dee
Martha’ Whalen
Edwin J. Nettleton
Walnut Beach
St. Petershurgh
Fla
Nettleton
Howard LaField
W. A. Platt
Susan Flatt
Meriden
Edna Woodruff
Solthington
Florida
Mary Hemingway
Kensington
Robert Weber, Jr
St. Imke’s
Girl' Friendly Society
Eleanor Cushman
Lister
William T. Haviland
Brooklawn Avenue
Drakeysie
Paul Haviland
Hotchkiss School
Maude Jemmings
Service Club
Elizabeth
Grace Maillefert
Myr
Paul Maillefert
New Haven
Lawrence Engelhart
News Qcorp
Staten Island
Willam Hatfield
May
Weldon
Ruth Drew
Veronica Brennan
Florence Berquist
Julia Carton
Isabel Henderson
Haze Rehill
Catherine Weldon
Kimee Toppitzer
Frank Skelly
Louis Richards
George Keefe
George Bell
S. W. Wilcox
New’ York
Women’s ‘Missionary Society of United Church
George Hh.’ Turner
Yengo
Joan J
Lloyd ‘Hatch
Mary Taylor M.B
Violet Ober
Florence Ober
James A. Hayward
Naumatuck Gardens
Gi Bimonson
Hayward
Devon
Fuld
Christchurch
Girld Brown
Jigies Street
Byrne
Thelma Brown
Sunshine Circle’of the King's Daughters
Mary F. Smith
State Street
G. DG. Smith
Capitols Avenue
Democratic National Committee
Atlantic City
City
Mexico
Musical Club 10
Salvation Army
Gluband
OPER
Harry Sterling
First Bridgeport National Bank
Benjamin Brownstein
Bridgeport Trust Co
Frederic Rhodes
Watson Co
Paul Griffith
Connecticut National Bank
Robert Adams
Guy
National Bank
Saac Ferris
Bridgeport’ Savings Bank
Ralph Beers
Warmers’ and Mechanics ‘Bank
Williakh Nothnagle
City Savings Bank
Angua’p
Thorne
Fire
Nurse
Kathleen Fox
Tester
Marjorie
Chester, Sr
Beas
Bert
Bess
Erit Renden
Che
Ajain Noor
Dennison