Enthusiasm at Brooklawn Golf Club in Columbus event
Report of a lively Columbus holiday golf day at Brooklawn Country Club with several matches and close finishes. Notable results include Miss Beatrice Smith defeating Mrs T A Garing, Miss Barker edging through on the seventh hole, and notable social details about attendees and upcoming meetings of Daughters of the Founders and Patriots of America in New Haven.
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L. R Wakeman
T. A. Garing
William J. Grippin
George H. Edwards
John &. Williamson
CG. Williams
Connecticus
Daughters of “Founders and Patriots of America
Francis Harrison Corbin
HHotel/Garde
New Haven
John P. Fiske
Nces
Mre
Clarence B. Bolmer
Linwood Place
Bridgeport Daughters
Baltovich and Bush Tie Wedding in Lenox Avenue Home
Rev Alexander Allison Baltovich Jr officiated at the wedding of Clara Bush of New Haven and Joseph R Baltovich Saturday at the bridegroom s parents home on Lenox Avenue. The bride wore white crepe de chine and satin with bridal wreath. Matron of honor Hermione Pogany and maid of honor Margaret Baltovich assisted. Best man Anthony Bono. Ella Baltovich played the wedding march. A reception followed. The groom is connected with theastern Malleable Iron Company.
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Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Clara. Bush
New Haven
Joseph R. Baltovitch
Michael Baltovichn
G20
Lenox Avenue
Hermione Pogany
Margaret Baltov
Maine Legislature to Vote on Woman Suffrage Amendment
Governor Milliken will convene a special session on November 4 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. If Maine acts favorably, it will become the eighteenth state to ratify. Brides in the Middle Ages and Renaissance wore crimson as the dominant color.
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Maine
Milliken
Woman's Party
Manners Taught at Walterstille School Lunch
Walterstille kindergarten enrollment climbs with over two hundred children registered and many more seeking admission. Morning program adds table manners and proper mealtime etiquette as students share a simple meal on paper plates with napkins, while teachers and student assistants guide the activity in the bright new building.
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Walterstille
Fine program to open club season at Stratfield ballroom
The Letz String quartet opens the Wed nesday Afternoon Musical club season in the Stratfield Lomor row ballroom with a concert of varied works by Haydn Popper Kreisler Tchaikovsky and Grainger. Miss Anna Itzus of the Chicago Opera Association performs second in the program and Mme Wituzl and Arthur Rubenstein are noted for upcoming appearances with club tickets available through music stores and members.
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Harm
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Gerald Maas
Er. Tiarmatt
Mr. Mans
Peethoven
Allegre
Allegretto
Presto
Celio Soles
Wayday
Harlequin
Popper
la Source
Dazidoff
Jinale
New Quartet
Fritz Kreisler
Vidlin Soles
Tromance
Mme
Wituzl
Lil TrGithers
Welch Male Choir Gave Concert At State Street Casino
The Welch Male Choir of sixteen voices sang to a large audience at the State Street Casino, part of a United States tour under the Manufacturers' Chorus. Soloists included J Williams and G Anthony, with led by W Glynder Richards. encores drew thunderous applause as the group performed pieces such as Italia Italian Salad and Then You'll Remember Me.
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State Street
Manufacturers
Dudley Bach
J. Williams
Edwards
Peakins
G. Anthony
Charles
Elven Vanable
Glynder Richards
William. Evans
Messrs
Thomas
Williams
Williams Agin
Pinsuti
Mary and the goat disaster in Dallas
A Texas girl in Dallas bought a small goat for one dollar after seeing it in the New York World. The animal chewed and gnawed many items in the house, including pants, shirts, and furniture. The next day the goat disappeared.
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Dallas
New York
Daddy
Father
Auto collision injures young pedestrian in Bridgeport
Goldie Rubin struck and injured Steven Sinter a student from Choreh Street. Sinter suffered a chin laceration and possible internal injuries and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital. The driver reported the accident at the second precinct.
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Deacon Street
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Joe
Bridgeport
Heirlooms in a Stratford Art League costume display
The Bridgeport Art League opened the new year with a tableau of old costumes illustrating a history of fashion. Mrs I Merton Hammond introduced the program while Mrs W W Comgeswell of Stratford reviewed costumes through the ages. Notable outfits included gowns worn by Mrs W W H Carson and Miss T Warriat Bassett, along with grandmother’s boots and a hoop-skirted lace gown. The event featured period pieces from mid-19th century to 1860s, with music and readings by Mrs Lavy and others.
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State ‘Street
I’ Merton Hammond
Georgs Starr
Kentucky
WW. Re Comgeswell
Stratford
H. 1
Brandes
Atv
Han
Miared Walker
Blas Bowe
W.W. H. Carson
House of Rolfe
Robert Gorton
Bortan
Twarriat Bassett
Mia
Frank Beers
Misa Brma Chase
Irene Comer
Wedding at Trinity Church in Pretty October
Miss Greave F. Fagan, daughter of Mrs Mangaret Pagan of Summerfield Avenue, wed Ralph M. Warner, son of Mrs Warner of Hampstead, Cambridge. The ceremony took place in the afternoon with a white and pearl theme as bridesmaids and guests attended. Lieutenant Warner, stationed at the ordnance department, gave a reception, and the couple planned a ten day honeymoon.
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Howry Carnting
Bradlage
S. Titth Tower
Kuda
Mistapan
Witite
Liane
Warthe
Best Mit
Stuart Warneiver
LSAT
Lieut
Warner
Tie” Ordnance
Thale Hhoneymoon
Mra
Warners
He. Adent al
Publica Eye Feature Highlights Women’s Club Work
The president’s daughter illuminates a cultural page as Lillie Lantry and Mrs. Hammond present the year’s program. Pipps urges conservation, arts and crafts, and community welcome. The State Federation outlines goals while the Art League collaborates with schools for lasting memorials and a fine collection of French prints attracts attention.
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Pipps
Nortuntty
Letters of Natalie and the Madonna Girl in Town
A reader recalls a three year old girl eyeing a stranger on the street and a Madonna like woman on a car to Stratford. The writer longs to meet both, contemplates social hesitation, and frets about introducing themselves in a crowded car. The piece then shifts to fashion and shopping notes praising Osgood Shoe Shop and Vogue Dress Shop, offering champagne socks giveaway with shoe purchases, and describing Halloween display ideas and local store recommendations.
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Sean Lince
Stratford
Main Street
Madonna
Osgood Shoe Shop
Mr. Studley
Stidley
Read Annex Relocated to Basement for Expanded Women and Children Line
A Read Annex for men women and children and Boys wear moves to the basement to accommodate growing demand for women and children's clothes. An enlarged children's dresses department will occupy the main floor. Men's Shirts and Drawers in jersey ribbed sell for 98 cents and pe rcale shirts with double cuffs offer attractive patterns.
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Ecru
Bargain Hosiery and Underwear Prices From Local Store
Readable fragments show men's hosiery at 1.49 a pair in black yarn with minor weave flaws. Also listed are boys and girls union suits from 1.39 to 1.49 with various weights, gray jerseys, ribbed shirts and drawers, and women’s union suits in several styles with Silkoline finish for fall wear.
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Women’s Union
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