Charity Bridge Event Supports Local Charities Tonight
A large charity bridge event unfolds at Stratfield Hotel tonight with hundreds expected after reservations filled. Notable organizers Mrs John Field Andrew Smith Mrs Willam E Seeley Mrs Eleanor Bartram and others host a tea table with honeysuckles and roses as plans for a Brooklawn tea party also move forward.
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Stratfield
Ables
Sofety
John. Field
Andrew * Smith
Willam E. Seeley
Eleanor Bartram
Dudley "Morris
J. H. J. Swinnarton
Fred Atwater
Henry
H. F. Parrott
Har‘ex Hubbell
George S.hadley
Arles
G. Wislde
F. J. Wilon
Louis B. Powe
New Golf Events at Brooklawn Country Club
Brooklawn Country Club hosts a busy October schedule with Sunday golf events and varied prizes. Mrs LeBaron Peters chairs the month as women are encouraged to participate. social evenings feature dances, movies, and Halloween costumes, plus a Harvest Dance on October 31.
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Brooklawn Country Club
Tl.lebaron Peters
Ralph ©. Blackbury
Wiltstein
Arcile
C. G. Waldo
Moving Pictures
Elsie Verguson
Weatogue
Hi “LeBaron Peters
Ralph ‘Blackburn
Bryant Washburn
Oldlack
Ralph Blackburn
C. G. Williams
Viola’ Dana
Sanday
Ars
William’ Webb
Evelyn
Wittstein
Ensemble Singing On Program At Poll Theatre
Justice Wheeler of the American Legion promotes a Sunday program at the poll Theatre featuring community singing led by Alvin Breul with a pathos and humor mix plus patriotic airs. General Edwards of the 26th division and Vera Curtis of the Metropolitan Opera appear as feature artists, with plans for a new American Legion club house and broad community support anticipated.
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Justice Wheeler
American Legion
Poll Theatre
Wiare
Alvin Breul
Ang
Byer
America
Genral Hdwards
Vera’' Curtis
Metropolitan Opera Company
Interesting Things About Interesting Women
A compilation of notes on women’s roles across industries and nations. The list mentions the Hotel Chambermaids union in Mexico opposing U S intervention, 4000 women in the Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association, Miss Margaret Robinson directing Dallas hospitals at 3700 dollars yearly, women stockholders on the Pennsylvania railroad rising to 114 261, twenty one American women to receive French citations, Justice Department weighing women as special agents, Mrs Ethel Parks guiding the Democratic National committee finances, and Chinese women advancing from traditional servitude plus Harriet G Rowley born 1832 as possibly New York’s oldest voter with two ballots cast.
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Mexico
Saskatchewan Grain Growers’ Association
Margaret Robinson
Dallas
Texas
Pennsylvania Railroad
United States Department of Justice
Ethel Parks
Democratic National Committee
China
New York City
Harriet G. Rowley
The Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn
A niece recounts dinner with family and new gadgets from R. T. Whiting’s and G W Walchild, noting a novel range from N Buckingham and Co, assorted jars, a Bardow furnace, and a playful thermometer fashion. It also mentions overseas postcards and a visit planning with Dr Louis Nutting.
Frock for Diner Out Honore McNamara News
Honore McNamara Brooklyn woman attorney after overseas service feeds about 5600 soldiers daily. Of twenty eligible peeresses to join the British House of Lords seven are expected to take seats when the barrier is lifted.
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Honore McNamara
Brooklyn
House of Lords
Bravest or Tenderest in a Christmas Fight
A narrator recalls threats of punishment from her husband Crittenden during chaotic holidays. She weighs leaving him, contemplates enduring love, and witnesses his control as he declares a turn toward taking charge. The exchange centers on whether the bravest are indeed the tenderest as they argue over power and self defense.
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Hoonduluttram Morgan
Helen
Shanghai
Waikiki Yeaeh
Aleten
Louis Nutting
City Savings Bank
Crittender
Crittenden
Betty
Jack
Flages
Tim
City Housewife Demonstrations Freshen Canning Skills
Miss Gladys B Greene led a demonstration in the city on canning shelled beans and jelly making from elderberry juice and apples. Tips covered washing pods, blanching beans, packing hot jars with a teaspoon of salt per quart, and safe sealing. Volunteers will teach embroidery and millinery in a war club effort. overdying, dye neutralizing, and color retention were shown with dyes on various fabrics.
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Gladys B. Greene
Pood Hut
Specia
Miss Greene
Children's Waists Offer Harsh Values for Boys and Girls
Advertisement notes excellent value on children's waists for boys and girls. It contrasts a puffed waist for girls with a plain strong waist featuring a double row of buttons for boys. Limited stock remains.
Sale on Regular Goods Priced At 29 Cents Each
Store advertises regular 50 and 75 cent goods at 29 cents each. The offer highlights they are likely to sell out quickly due to the low price and limited quantity. Shoppers are urged to act fast to secure items before they vanish.
Petticoat Sale Remaining Lots Up For Friday Sale
Customers inclined by the Petticoat Sale can still claim desirable bargains as a few lots remain and will be offered Friday morning. The sale promises satisfied customers with each purchase.
Underwear Listing Noted for Boys Union Suits
Announced inventory includes grey jersey ribbed boys union suits in sizes four to six. Annex price Kazoo Suspender Waists. Buyers urged to avoid sagging clothes and wrinkled hose.
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