Wedding announcements brighten Bridgeport social scene
Announcements from Bridgeport reveal the wedding of Mrs. Marion Addams Lawson of Iranistan Avenue to Henry Stoddard at the bride’s father Judge Mortimer Addams in New York. The couple plan to settle on Greenfield Hill. Social events include club leadership changes, luncheons, and a series of entertainments with numerous local residents attending and hosting gatherings.
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Marion Addams ‘Lawson
Iranistan’ Avenue
Henry Stoddard
Mortimer
Addams
New York
Mra. Stoddard
Tey
Disoms
Greenfield Hill
Horace B. Merwin
Timbla Club
Ward Chamberlain
Bertrams Adnsworth
Henry Tu. Bishop
Mill HI Avenue
John Moore
Mill Hill Avenue
the McAlpin
Miss Gladys Green Gives Millinery Demonstration
Miss Gladys B Green home demonstration agent at City Food Hut led a millinery lesson to a large crowd yesterday afternoon. She described velvet hats with ruffled brims and inexpensive cotton flannel turbans in crinoline frames, and wool flowers as effective accents. She showed two-frame designs and covered options. This afternoon at 2 30 she offers canning demonstrations, napkin folding in two ways, jelly making with pectin test, and rehydrating dried corn for housewives to sample.
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Gladys B. Green
City Food Hut
Heapy Children at West End Nursery
Children at the West End Nursery of the Associated Charities on Silman Avenue showed sincere appreciation for gifts from Bridgeport during the past campaign. The nursery is crowded with babies, meals were served, and work continues toward a new home. Miss Wound Stokes, the house matron, presides over cheerful activity with Helen making her first public appearance.
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Tanny
Associated Charities
Silman Avenue
Bridgeport
Westend
Community events and art notes from Burroughs home and society pages
A mixed page notes a bridge day at the Burroughs home with community service plans presented tomorrow by the Community Service commission. It also highlights Mrs Muneel Garlick and others, plus a feature on Miss Neysa McMein painting Mrs Archibald McNeil Jr and a pastell study used as the New York World magazine cover design.
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Burroughs
Community Service Commission
Serbia
Burroughs Home Association
William Munel M. Garlick
George Lane George H. Roberts
William B. Halligan
Archibald McNeil, Jr
Ann Ore
Neysa McMein
Miss McMein
MaNeil Ea
Read Annex Brassieres and Children's Waists Advertisement
An advertisement lists brassieres bandeaux and children’s waists in sizes 82 to 48 with embroidery trimmed, elastic pink bands, and regular prices around $1.00 to $1.09. Includes underwaists for children ages 9 to 14, pink corsets sizes 19 to 26 at $2.00, white bed linens, crib blankets, comfortables, ginghams, damask, and a selection of women’s and children's shoes in various colors and sizes. Also features linens, towels, and household fabrics with assorted prices.
Rio Janeiro Deportations Rally Sparks Protests By Workers
Rio de Janeiro reports six alleged anarchists deported by federal authorities amid a tense campaign against radical elements. Protesters denounced the police drive as mounted police dispersed crowds and loaded the detainees onto a vessel, halting morning gatherings.
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Rio Janeiro
Rio Janteno
Pate Phiets
Taft cites moral relapse since war in Baltimore speech
In Baltimore on October 1, former President William Howard Taft, addressing the Unitarian General Conference, warned that the world fell into a moral relapse after the war. He urged resilience, arguing human frailty hinders long-term adherence to high ideals and that progress comes in waves through sacrifice and learning.
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Baltimore
Hax
William Howard Pattist
Unitarian Peneral Conference
Mr. Taft
Wwe
Bullard Employes Enter English Classes In City Plan
About 45 to 50 workers from Bullard Engineering Company will join daily English and civics classes next Monday. Sessions run from 4 to 6 p.m. in Black Rock School with Mrs. C S Adams listed as teacher. A class formed last night at the Italian Episcopal church on North Washington Avenue with fifteen parishioners enrolled. Plans call for further English classes for Burns and Bassick plant employees, all sponsored by the Americanization Department.
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Sween
West Fend
Bullard Engineering Company
Black Rock
C. S. Adams
Fairfield Avenue
North
Washington Avenue
Burns and Bassick
Trans Pacific Cable May Take North Route
Washington officials say a trans Pacific cable may follow a northern route linking Washington and Asia via Alaska and the Philippines. The plan, viewed by war department officials, is under review by the Senate commerce committee considering legislation to authorize laying the cable.
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Trans-Pacific Cable
Washington
Get.h
Taupe
Asia
Alaska
War Department
Senate Conpmeree Capimiettee
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