Local social notes and community events in Bridgeport
Community update lists visits and hospitality across Bridgeport addresses. Notables include Dr Day attending National Council in Grand Rapids and returning to speak on a Y M C A tour. Mrs Weeks and others hosting gatherings. Local residents like Gertrude Landon, Harold Lovell, and Josephine Goodrich visit family and travel. A charity drive for the Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Asylum is announced with a Halloween program and a Newman club planning winter activities.
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Horace
Cuneteketidnals “National Council
Grand Rapids
Mich
Day
United Church
Medermor
Council
London
France
Coleman_street
Detroit
Mion
Crowded day nursery scenes brighten fall routines
Child care notes describe Weatend Day Nursery activities with sunny play outdoors, rainy day crams for space, and staff families including Mrs. B Roberts and Miss Mary Sib. The feature also records a Halloween club event in Bridgeport with dinner, music, dancing, and games, plus local social circles and student activities. Michael Nicholas of Minnesota visits 438 Maple street.
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Associated Charities
Michael ‘G. Nicholas
Minnesota
Maple Street
Mary Sib
Tibeay
St &al
Michael
Nicholas
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Week Memorial Meeting Recaps Great Man
A Theodore Roosevelt Week memorial meeting recalled the “Greatest of Human Dynamos” and praised his will and moral force. General Leonard Wootington spoke of Roosevelt’s humanity and leadership, urging a democracy of opportunity over wealth. Organizers announced plans for a nationwide memorial observance on his birthday with gifts to honor his life.
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Theodore
Var Priday
Th Giveey
3 Vele Memorial Association
Leonard
Hutt
Poth
John
Uae
Geey Ernestese
Florenen
Mars
Opening of Bridgeport Art League 1919 program
The Bridgeport Art League invites all in practical and decorative design to a 4 PM program. A well written paper by Rentugks will be read, with tableaux vivants and historic costumes from the Album of Old Portraits. Mrs Guy Wamrmond and Mrs H Brandes organize, Miss Kene wer and Miss Ima Chase attend, music by Henry L Bishop, and a social hour with exhibitions and the election of a new president, Merton Hammond.
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Bridgeport Art League
Rentugks
WB Coggs
Stratford
Guy
Mredovick
Mra
Hoffmans
Henry L. Bishop
Merton Hammond
Mrs Memrig Speaks Here at United Church Meeting
Mrs Memrig, a leading figure in the inter church movement, is welcomed at United Church for a Wednesday evening talk. Mrs R S M Harries will deliver an address following missionary work in Mardin 1905 to 1950 and relief efforts for Armenians and Syrians.
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Sr America
United Church
M. Harries
Mardin
Turkey
Komrich
Emrich
United War
Pebruary
Finirieh
Inter c
Yureh Movement
Young Business Man Weds Miss Marcella Gallagher
Frank P. Mitchell and Miss Marcella Gallagher wed in an autumn ceremony at a local church. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Anthony Gallagher, wore a tailored gown and pink corsage, and the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sens itda avenue, will honeymoon in New York before settling in their new home.
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Ev. M. J. Lynel
el Payers
Shurch
Maryella Gallagher
Anthony Gallagher
Winon Street
Frank PF. Mitchell
Sens Itda
Ee Danley
York
Beetle
Mitchel
Andrews Bakery
Samanay
Stite Stremt
Bray-Herz ing Wedding in New York Society
Rev Henry E Kelly of St George's Episcopal officiated at the Bray Herz wedding of Miss Altus Flerz ing of New York and John Bray son of Mrs Filla Bray. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John Albert. After the ceremony the couple left for a honeymoon in New York state and will reside temporarily with the butlerroom's mother in Wood avenue. The bride is with Singer Manufacturing Co. and the groom with Take Torpedo Banat Co an electrician.
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Beatrice Allen
Harry F. Turtin
Beechwood Avenue
George's Church
John O'Donnell
Longview Avenue
Fairfield
B. Turtin
J. Alen
J. Pinder
H.mickel
W. Corwin
Js. Hubbard
M. Higgins
C. Gebbart
BR. Porter
G.mansfeld
J. Quigley
J. Travis
A. Zimmerman
Burwell
Eva
Lerence
Mims Ruth
Pauline Turtin
Evelyn Burwell
Loretta Moran
Agnes van Name
Julia Mercer
Hattie Horrocks
Sara Conklin
Tierence Mansfield
Beatrice O'Donnell
Elizabeth Pinder
Henry E. Kelly
St George's
Mig
Bray
Take Torpedo Banat Company
Farmington Style Flat-Silver Pattern Chairs and Tableware
A Farmington pattern collection showcases Willow chairs and rockers with Baronial finishes and cushioned seats on the main floor, priced from 7.50 to 28.00. Oil cloth sets in five and thirteen pieces, children's sets, laundry bags, and a Farmington silver line features knives forks spoons and bowls with prices from 1.05 to 12.60, on the new third-floor display.
Arthur Rubenstein to Play for Musical Club
Arthur Rubenstein, to perform before the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club, has received strong notices from critics. The Tribune lauds his fiery technique, dazzling execution, and luminous artistry.
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Arthur Rubenstein
Musical Club
Nationwide Strike Threat by Express Clerks Endorsed
Boston reports about 1 200 members of the local express division union unanimously backing a nation wide strike if wage demands are not met by November 2. Ballots were sent to the Brotherhood president in Washington to form a national agreement committee and to conduct negotiations with the railroad administration.
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Boston
Express Division
Brotherhood of Hasfway
Brotherhood
American Federation of Labor
Washington
D. C
National Board
Anjustment
Bridgeport
BANK
Contested investment deal ends with Betty's bold offer
In a tense scene Jack Langley and Crittenden argue over a life changing sum as Betty intervenes with calm resolve. The pair debate a twenty thousand dollar investment while Betty reveals she can fund the deal, finally pledging a cashier’s check to back Jack's venture tomorrow. Meanwhile a separate report notes the steamer Whxahachie engine failure and tow to the United States, sighted 1000 miles southeast of New York.
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Crittenden
Jack
Betty
Bay
Tan Sorey
Shaw
Aaid Crittenden
Dack
Proctor
Jack Langley
Crittenden Gldo
Bass
Patty
Poy
Bl3tty
George
Sha
Oston
Fabric widths and prices listed for sale
All 35 inches wide. for 2.25 a yard. for 2.39 a yard. for 2.59 a yard.
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Carr Pond
Portage
Te Ameri
Sheldon
Aecreiqry
Gomi 'Wit Dungatt
Furis
Josephine Goodrich
Devon
Eawin Goodrich
Wallingford
Clarence Thompson
Broakin
C. B. Joyce
Jane Street
Gertrude Landon
New York City
Harold
Lovell
Leonor Doyle
Waterbury
Lillian Whitcomb
Kossuth
Patriotic Inn
Mary
Ttomen
Ature
Blaith
Is . Ispeakera An Welt
William McComb
W. H. McComb
Linwood Avenue
John Redroond
Caps
Ferdinand J. Fotch
Elian
Asylign
Newman Club
Rama
Echool
Mra Joyou Kilmer
Ste Ine Ues
Ante’ Abercrombie
Hayes Teres
Wariguest of Honor
Atterna OB
Wright
Asteidat
Clarence ‘Thempcon
Everett Maguire
Herbert Pardy
Lewis Huber
Horas Millimper
Cora Abercrombie
EdéHian
Whitco
M.ean
A. Peck
Mr. Pack
R Co. A
Maurice White
Revere Street
Hallowe'en Decora
Amnog
Che. Suess
Miss Fierent
Tia- Mis O
Mies
Mrs. de Wlulte
Parken
B. Roberts
J. Crowe
Thomas Green
Theodore Guild
James Krum
William Roberts
Charles Miller
William Hamm
Arsaold Waite
William Voightlander
George Green
National Federation of Day Nurseries
Silliman Avenue
Lawrence
Hallowe'en
Bridgeport Club
Cannon Street
Wallace
Wallowe'en
Mit
Monty
North Mainford
Tunbury
E . Willian
Madison
Marie Green
Tober
Hartford
Bridgenomere
Yualelgston
John - Richa Fay
Mise Marion Qolgan
Grove
New Haven
Thieresa
Jarreet
Rend
New York
Alain Ry
Florence Hastings
Yerchant Street
Mas Harvey Chatfield
Willam Lyon Phelps
Sprague Memorial Hall
Phelps
Daisy Ashford
Karl Coe
Torrington
R. H. Green
Laurel Avenue
Fred L. Moher
Benford ‘Place
Constance Elizabeth
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Great Friends
Rubenstein
Marcella Gallagher
J. Peters
Ros
Ee. Lyneh Onchites
Bray-Herzing
St. George's Chuarch
Cretonne Covent
Farmington
New England
Connecticut
Ecru Madras
Cts
Kathleen Fox
Crittendon
America
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