Dinner Dance at Brooklawn Club Aimed at Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Arthur M Marsh host a dinner dance at Brooklawn Country Club next Wednesday with an invitation list including Edgar Bassick W and spouse W Ri Sé on Birssick Lishop Blodget and many others. The note also mentions Mrs Ellie Sperry planning a Florida winter and several residents traveling or resuming routines, plus a church ladies aid meeting and a dance class opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Marshec
Southport
Brooklawn Country Club
Edgar W. Bassick
W. RaSéon Birssick
Nathaniel W. Lishop
Henry. Blodget
William B. Boardman
David S. Day
Julius Furer
William
Grippin
Stiles E. Goodsell
George
W Hawley
Henry W. Hincks
Helen Ingalls
Edward A. Jennings
Henry E. Kelly
Walter B.lashar
Norman Leeds
James G. Ludlum
Alice Marshall
Egbert Marsh
Richard J. Neithercut
F. Arinthrop Pyle
John §. Pullman
Henry H. Rennel
John R. Reyburn
Charles G. Sanford
Sanford Stoddard
Henry Stoddard
Seynest Truslaw
Deverne
Ares
Lucian Tvner
William R. Wwster
Charles FE. Weeks
Kenneth Weeks
Robert BE. Wheeler
Air Ard
John K. Williamson
George Catlin
Mortimer Camstock
Samue M. Hawley
Wilmot Wheeler
Ladies’ Aid Society
Black Rock Congregational Church
Frederick Frittin
Richard Mathewson
Harry Hal
Gordon Whiting
Hadley, Maas
BH. J. Kearns
Main Street
Donation Day at Taridsenort Orphan Asylum in Bridgeport
Bridgeport community groups plan Donation Day at Taridsenort Protestant Orphan Asylum on Thursday Oct 30 with Walter Lashar as general chairman and a full program. Volunteers organize tables for bags and baskets, homemade candies, canies, tax and safe offers, grab bag, flower and food tables, and community singing by 41 children now at the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taridsenort Protestant Orphan Asylum
Whendra
Walter J. Lashar
Davia S. Day
Stiies I, Goodsell
Willline Yam
Arthur M. Marsh
Charles FE. Weeks
Edward A. Jennings
Harvey Trubbell
Richard 7
Natthercut
Percy Anderson
Toa
Waller North
Mia
John C. Hawley
John I L. Hubbard
WW. A. Wintter
CG. C. Payne
Henry J. Kelly
John J. Willamson
Dorothy ‘Reminson
Beatrice Smith
Marjorie Smith
Tomilton S
Shelton
Henry TH. Reoneil
Samuel Roessler
Mores
Augustus
May
Waillberry Morrison
Z. Munson Tomlinson
Mary Shelton
Johns Pullmen
Sanmmel Gledhi
William T. Hincks
Ragar W. Massick
Roscoe Bassick
Frank Bell
John Banks
Frances Bullard
Alice Pullman
Wleaner Bartram
Anna Swinnerton
Helen C. Wordin
Bred Seeley
AM Morrison
Elias Howe Archestrary
Black Rock
Alumni Players Club Elects Officers at Vine City Meeting
Charter members of the Alumni Players Club of Vine City elected officers led by Mars. Sara and Brya adapted the constitution. Curtis Wilson became president of the new Dram Club. Alias Marcha Elanson named vicepresident with Dorothy Ogden as secretary and Jonas Meyers as treasurer. A program committee will arrange monthly events.
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Alumiai Players’ Club
Vine City
Mars
Sara 8
Brya
Curtis Wilson
Chiss
Nobely
Therview
Alias Marcha Elanson
Dorothy Ogden
Jonas Meyers
Rein Ltton
Miss Burnes Bride of James Doherty in Autumn Rite
One of the prettiest autumn weddings will take place this morning as Miss Felon Stanford Burnes, daughter of Mrs. John Burnes of Prospect Street, wed Joseph Doherty of Gerald Dolmey Whitney. Rev. Dr. Richard Rhogre will officiate at a nuptial mass at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felon Stanford Burnes
John Burnes
Prospett Street
Joseph FL Pohnon
Gerald Dolmey
Whitney
Nne
Richard Rhogre
Miss Barnes
Roselyn Barkey
James Doherty
Miss Barkey
Hot Springs
New York
Demionico’s
Cavers
Bristol Landmark Razed and Oaks Treasure Saved
The Marie Anthony Wee house in Bristol burned, destroying a colonial landmark and many priceless heirlooms. Mrs DeWolff Mudge's mansion at The Oaks housed rare Chippendale chairs, vases from the Mug dynasty, a lacquered cabinet, and genealogical portraits. Treasures to be moved include the Venus room mantle, Sèvres pieces, and other historic items. plans to reproduce the house as a schoolhouse are underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Anthony Weehouse
Poppe
Noack
Srisaol
Athens
Godfrey
Steet
Mark
2Walt
James DeWolk
Niagara
Percy
Mt Mine Hogany
Olf Palalinga
Oaks
Abigail Potter
Mark Anthony DeWolf
Fthode Island
DeWolfs
DelWolf
Gibert Stuart
Sheffield
Presidant Jackson
Arthur
Daniel Webster
Horace Greeley
General Grant
General Burnside
J. Prescott Hall
Kuy
Webster
Bishop Griswold
Robert J. Cattig
Lloyd Spinwall
New York
Raymond Perry
U. S
DaWolf
Ednden Place
Samuel Colt
Guy B. Miller
Sterling Place
Ramon Githteres
Bristol
Community Trolley Fare Hike Draws Mixed Feelings
Local notes report a proposed trolley fare increase to 14 cents from Arbigenorn to Wi, sparking debate about burden on residents. The community club with about 850 members discusses petitions, while residents share plans to join as associate members and attend annual town meetings in Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewy Tvaglyti
Monnectient
Winier
Arbigenorn
Jiveretttt
Fenis
Bevo
Unis Neaeiborhood
Pratavstine
Marsh
Harold
Milford
Food Hut Demonstrates Use of Black Home Dyes
This afternoon at 2:30 the Food Hut conducts a dyeing demonstration by Miss Gladge Green on home dye methods. She will show permanent dyes tin tints and gasoline dyes, with guidance on dyeing fabric black and overdying colors, focusing on practicality and safety for winter wardrobe restoration.
Sugar and the Use Products Shortage Meeting
The note discusses sugar shortages and fat product bans, with Misa Green offering conservation tips. It covers adapting daily menus, practical demonstrations, and using dried products in appealing dishes. An invitation is extended to Bridgeport area ladies to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa
Bridgeport
Nightdrawers and Robes Sale In Beacons Flannel Line
A sale listing shows white and colored nightdrawers in various sizes from 2 to 10 years with prices from 1.00 to 1.75 dollars. Includes white flannel nightdrawers for 1 to 3 years at 1.50 and bath robes in pink and blue Beacon flannel priced 2.00. Worsted carriage robes offered in white with pink and blue trimmings priced 6.00 to 8.50, bound with wide ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beacon
Hagen
Hand Embroidered Japanese Goods for Babies
A large new assortment of delicate Japanese items for infants includes carriage and crib quilts in plain silk or hand embroidered variants with blue and pink silk, priced from five to eight fifty. Sleeping bags and quilted lacques in cherry blossom and floral designs are offered from four dollars up, display on the second floor.
Misses Cotton Underwear and Handy Pouch Bag Deal
Cotton underwear in misses sizes includes vests with long sleeves and Dutch neck and pants, 85 cents each. Union suits $1.25 to $1.55. light weight vests 39 and 65 cents, priced by size. Alain Moor pouch bag with mirror memo tab and pencil, blue black taupe, $3.95. Breakfast 8.30 to 10.30. tea 3.00. Hurd's Damask Linen stationery in several colors.
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Ellie N. Sperry
Sud Park Place
Kenneth W. McNeil
Anchorage
Jean and
Doderick McNeil
West Newton
Mass
Kenneth McNiel
Studing
George E. Gill
France
California
National Forks of the West
Ors
Hill
China
Miles Agnes Marsh
Colorado Avenue
Art League Rooms
State Street
Ingeborg Svendsen
Denmark
Svends Ben-Tune
Inn
Helen Bliss
Washington Avenue
Frank A. Dalton
St. Augustine’ Church
Myrtle Avenue
Tomearrow
Smith College
Margaret Hurley
Lillian Jones
Marv Bl. Jordan
Jerome Karpt
Maplewood Avenue
Meriden
Glendon Goot
T. B. Good
Mr. Good
Amherst College
Charlotte Marsh
Colorado Avenues
White River Junction
Rhys Phillips
Gordon van Hoesen
Scranton
Alma Ferris
Dalton
Mase
Katherine Morrissey
Petrie Street
Richard Howell
Stratford
Henry Raymond
St. Patrick's Church
Theresa McCarthy
R. D. Whipple
Yale Street
Springfield
Ralph True
Olive Street
the McAlpn
Alice ‘White
Ralph H. White
Wood Avenue
Deaconess Hospital
Brookline
Maas
Ladies’ Aid of the
Wear
TONY
Orphan Asylum
Business and Professional Women’s Club
National Federation of Business and Professional Women
Winter Garden
McAlpin Hotel
Kalin
Lolliniyet
Rome
Mautet
Juvens
Ership
Clu
Chamber of Commerce
India
Calcutta
Tokyo
Leland Stanford
Gratia L. Rice
Georgiana Gr
C. J. Crosby
Beechwood Avenue
Ways and Means Committee
Bndgeport Comfort Club
Willian Rochfort
New Haven
BR. H. Witte
Council of Jewish Women
Harmony Lodge
A. Sehnee
Frances Nelson
Bridgeport Protective Association
A. Schnee
Laurel Avenue
New York City
C. Ay Watrous
Avery Street
John Corman
Howard Ave
Nue
Marie Breas
Coleman Stree
Miss Ellen
Lilian Bjorlin
Mahal Anderson
Mabel CN
Missy Reginaiseiley
Lena Rowland
Maude Kendall
California Street
Paugussett
Edith Ballou
Ada Tent
Mildredmond
Lenore Heffernan
Marshdickey
Beatrice Radal
Reta Mall
Mariht Eleussler
Nna Lyons
Lena Cox
Noble Avenues
Duane EB. Brewer
Bronx Avenue
Margaret Macdonald
Thomas H. Macdonald
Brooklawn Avenue
Atlantic City
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Tondies’ Aid Society of
People’s Presbyterian Church Ae
Franklin Rice
Nawburyport
Masa
Flagg
Morningside Drive
Edward BE. Price
Marion Street
Sre
William B. Bishop
Norman Street
William Ft. Bishop
Philadelphia
Fannie Dwight
Derby
H. D. Higgine
Maple Street
Irby W. Reid
Maude Bassett
French Street
Pat Fancroft
East Main Street
Lashar
Corps of Assistants
Players Club
Hirhhelltoon
Ehadoran
Misa Bertha Tatt
Tazel Muwan
John Colgan
Alea
Ivyyor
Leacher
Lly Ryan
Noe
Miss Burnes
J. Fedowerty
Dr. Moore
Sacred Heart Church
Bristol Landmark
Miss Astelle Mudge
Jonathan Godfrey Lasta
Doherty
Washington, D. C
Virginia
Faye Blakeslee
Laurel Aiyenue
Pitts- Tiel, M
DeWolf-Mudge
Ray
Natalie
Judas
Hin
G. WY. Pairebila & Sons
Danterra
Musium Dhat
Ineriga ™ S.A
Powell
Llern
Tavela
Howes
N. Buehinghian & Cats
Madame Vera
Mother
Thadmt
Nestla
Madama Vera
CHE
Alain Moor
Hallowe’en Novelties
Hurd