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Newspaper

Bridgeport Standard Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1919

Page

14

English Wedding of Interest Here English Wedding of Interest Here

Mrs. Josiah Marcan of Greens Arms learns of the marriage of her nephew Captain John Craegie of Prince of Wales regiment to Lady Tress, daughter of Sir Harry and Margaret Graham. Craegie, son of the late Mrs. Reginald Walpole Craegie, studied at Eton and Oxford with the prince. neighbors on the Isle of Wight. Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings hosts a large charity bridge party at Fairfield for St Ys Episcopal church, with hundreds expected and many tables reserved by prominent locals.

Josiah E. Marcan Eak Greens Arms Phew John Craegie Prince of Wales’ Regiment Tress Harry Margaret Graham Craeggs Reginald Walpole Craegie Eton Oxford Prince Wight Oliver Gould Jennings Ailands Fairfield J.D. Morrim Sarah Walkrr Martin Eberly Marie ‘Hayer Stephen Fish Sher

Food Hut Resumes Demonstrations This Week

Miss Gladys B. Green, who led the costuming for The Feast of Freedom, resumes regular Food Hut programs this week. Demonstrations on millinery basics at 2:30 pm today and canning tomorrow address fall and winter hat savings. A Thursday 2 pm session covers canning and jelly masking, with peppers and clams canned to show the world pack method and pe ptin tests for jelly. Public invitation extended. other items note local social visits and parties through the region.

Gladys B. Green Miss Green

Keep Smiling to Avoid Flu and Walk to Work

New York on September 16 a health drive distributed leaflets to 12,000 poor under the New York Association for Improving the Condition of the Poor. The guidance urges open air activity, regular meals, rest, ventilation, personal hygiene, avoiding crowds and sick individuals, and consulting a doctor when symptoms appear.

New York United States Health Service New York Association For

Protective Assoc to Hold Tag Day in Bridgeport

Bridgeport Protective Association plans a Tag Day on October 1 with Norman Leeds as president. Miss Dorten Rosa Claude leads the women volunteers with chairmen Mrs J K Williamson and others. Norman Leeds and Charles E B Weeks oversee business aspects. Four Minute Men selectmen include Thomas Cullinan and Boardman. Open night at Y W C A featured Miss Martha Hansom and young dancers.

Norman Leeds Bridgeport Protective Association Hadquaters Myrtle Avenue Bridgeport 2 Dorten Rosa ‘Claude J. K. Wiliamson James A. Rourke Alice ‘Bullard Frances Nelson Norman Jeeds Charles EB. Weeks Thomas Cullinan AN MT Co & Boardman

Destroyer Colhoun Returns to Harbor in WA

Destroyer Colhoun flagship of the seventh destroyer division, which left the harbor Monday noon, returned last night and anchored off the inner light. Plans had called for Newport supplies and sea trials, but a change sent the ship back to the city where it will likely spend another week for enrollment or repairs.

Coloun Harbor Colhoun Seventh Destroyer Division Newport la’ Itis City Poerils I Sorvig

Miss Curtiss Bride of R L Lucas at Monroe

A Monroe wedding will take place at 1 o clock as Miss Edith N. Curtiss daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Curtiss is united with Raphael Sheridan Lucas Rev. Edwina A. Holden officiates at Monroe Congregational Church. The bride wears white satin and crepe gown with silver accessories and a wedding veil. Attendants wear white and yellow gowns. Ericksen will sing from Lohengrin. After the ceremony the couple leaves for a motor trip to Niagara Falls and will reside in Engle Hill after their wedding.

Monroe Edith N. Curtiss Daugh Edward Jr Raphael Sheridan Luess Edwina A. Holden Ménroe Congregational Church Rosebuds Anna Greer

Kindergarten Welcomes Friends In New Home

The Manny A. Smith Kindergarten opens in Laurel and Iranistan avenues with a reception for parents and young students. New rooms, a tennis court, seesaws, and playground enhance the new site. Miss Smith welcomed guests. Bertha Coles, Disa Florence Brown, Mary Parker, Louise Hoyt, Suand Andrews, and Mme. Frederick Hawes head various classes and French activities.

Manny A. Smith Laurel Iranistan Smith Bertha Coles Disa Florence Brown Mary Parker Louise Hoyt Suand Andrews Mme Frederick Hawes

Queen Wilhelmina Addresses Dutch Belgian Treaty Rift

The Hague September 11 Queen Wilhelmina spoke of a Belgian dispute over revising the 1839 treaty. She defended Holland's rights and unity, praising Limburg Veeland and Flanders for fidelity. She tied League of Nations plans to parliamentary approval and national defense pending a fuller international settlement. Belgium seeks control of the Scheldt river bank and Limburg in a revision.

The Hague Wilhelmina Holland Belgium Limbure Veeland Flanders League of Nations League Holand Schelvt Diteh Linvburg Germany Scheldt Limburg

Riot in Scranton as miners return to work

In Scranton Pennsylvania on September 16 miners from Hudson Coal Co. attempting to enter the Vonstorch mine were attacked by an unruly crowd. Stones and clubs were used to drive them back and police were called. Officials closed the colliery for the day and about fourteen thousand Lackawanna County strikers are expected to resume work tomorrow.

Scranton Hudson Coal Co Vonstorch Lackawanna Co

Leatherette Coat Invariety Of Attractive Coat Patterns

Leatherette coats offered in various patterns suitable for covering comfortable garments or dressing sacques. New designs cater to dresses and boys' blouses. Practical for school wear. They launder nicely.

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