Farewell party for Miss M Nulty at Maplewood school attendee list
A Wednesday evening party at Mrs Frank Kibling’s home honored Miss Mie Mc Nulty of Maplewood school. The event featured spring decor, a luncheon, bar pin gift, April Fool jokes, and songs with many attendees including Miss M Nulty’s colleagues and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kibling
Judson Place
Misa
Mie McNulty
Maplewood School
VF Nulty
Roger Sherman
Vi Nalty
Liano
Vas Kyron Dar
Mabel Mela
Mss
Vass
Mia Wo Nults
Dna Hay
Iss Itherime Aurelly
Misa Bertha
Belchel
Lucy Bray
Ruth Glenn Miles
Edith Kahn
Iss Jacobe
Adele Cuneo
Rose Flanigan Mies
Mabel McCarthy
Robert Carr
Byron Patchen
Victor Rotg
Frank Wibling
Lenten Cantata by Olivet Choir and Quartet
Lenten cantata by the Olivet Choir with quartet. The event features J Bo Maun der, Paul Wensugh soprano, Edgar Web er tenor, and others, with a chorus of about twenty five. Special music and Tuesday evening service include pieces from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The sacrament and supper will be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary
J BO Maunder
Echow
Paul Wensugh
Misa Tenne
Edgar Web &Er
Blank
Piffany Haritone
Annt Anderson
Natalie Bsasett
Rita Briuwerhof
Grace Mansfield
Lhelina Knox
Flizabeth ‘We
Quartete
Pieureg
Metropolital Museum of Art
City Heads Set to Confer on Progress Week Plans
Mayor Rehrena has called a meeting of municipal department heads on Monday at 3:30 to decide what portion of Bridgeport municipal services will participate in the Progress Week exhibition opening here on May 39. A number of departments may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehrena
Grave
Dilot Street
Fairfield
Mildred Allen
Bridgeport
William A Erhardt Jr
Y Wca
Service Center
Barnum Avenue
Women in the Front in Arab Society and War Roles
A reconstructed discussion notes that women in Arab society are barred from direct combat and gaze during conflict. It mentions customary household duties, arranged duties in tribes, and spousal shares after exile. The text also describes spies, mutual exchange rituals, and a male execution practice observed by the writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerden
Rena
Yonen
Rafe
Birthday Dinner Honors Emma Eames and Club Leaders
Forty two members of the Business and Professional Womens club attended a birthday dinner at the club house on Park Avenue honoring Emma Eames president of the club Elizabeth Pierce Irene Mesa and Georgiana Greeley. Cards followed with songs, mentions of yellow daffodils and candles brightening the decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Womens Club
Mias
Emma I Eames
Elizabeth Pierce
Mias Ielen Mesa
Georgiana Greeley
Park Avenue
Misa Hames
Vital Statistics from March 28 and March 24
Vital statistics entries list multiple births and marriages including Turtha Wilson and Kaney Landis at 325 Carleton avenue with a son born March 28, Vintenzo and Cecilia Ko at 270 French street with a son born March 28, Stephan and Helen Paul at 496 Gregory street with no son, Wareh at 34 Samuel and Pauline J rinson at 249 Fideral street with a son on March 24, Piiik and Iances Klimka at 13 Taer avenue with a day March 4, John and Jessie Sheperd at Nor town Curn with a daughter born March 28, and Adolph Fleischer at 72 Han eek venue with a child named Jiny Gutegsmin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turtha Wilson
Kaney Landis
Carleton Avenue
Vintenzo
Cecilia Ko Acint
French Street
Stephan
Helen Paul
Gregory Street
Samuel
Pauline J Rinson
Fideral Street
Piiik
Iances Klimka
Taer Avenue
John
Jessie Sheperd
Nortown
Adolph Fleischer
Haneek
Ald Jiny Gutegsmin
Day Nursery To Have Own Garden Says Mrs Haring
Mrs Haring announces the day nursery will gain a garden of its own for the children. The plan emphasizes a space behind the nursery where youngsters can dig plant and observe growth, turning dirt into a wholesome, educational activity.
Public appeal to fund yard work supplies
A fragmented notice requests community help to begin a new week of yard work by supplying rake hoes seeds and related items. The writer expresses reliance on public generosity to support the scheme and delays tied to ongoing preparations.
Boy Scouts Receive 18 Foot Boat From Black Rock Citizen
Arthur El Watson of Grovers Hf Black Rock presented Bridgeport Boy Scouts with an 18 foot row boat for use at the Southbury summer camp at Lakes dear. The fat bottom boats enhance safety and bring the fleet to six as reservations surge for what officials call the biggest camp year yet. Scout executive Gordon Williams notes strong interest as plans to start the dining hall foundation progress with committee head Winama set to visit next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur el Watson
Grovers Hf
Black Rock
Boy Scouts of
Bridgeport
Southbury Teat Lake
Gordon Williams
Scont Hiatory
Winama
Boy Scouts at Hall Home Have Busy Schedule
Evening activities at the Hall Howe Settlement on South Main Street show rising interest and numbers. A ukulele class is set for Monday, boys gym class has 30 members, girls gym is now playing volleyball, and Girl Scout Troop No 14 grows from 12 to 24. Troop 18 plans a map making hike Saturday afternoon with Miss Marguerite Twohey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Howe Settlement
South Main Street
Wall Home
Marguerite Twohey
Picture to Grace Settlement Home Play Room
The Mothera club with 24 members presented a large picture to the Settlement Home. Head resident and Miss Elizabeth Dwyer will serve as chaperon for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Dwyer
Mothera Club
Boy Scout Chief to Speak at University Club April 16
George J Wisher deputy chief executive of the National Boy Scouts of America will be principal speaker at the Council of Social Agencies annual meeting at the University Club Thursday noon April 16. He will discuss Health pane Recreation camps for a small city. Officers will be elected and reports of the year’s work read. Representatives from every member agency have been invited to attend the evening combined meeting of Scout masters and troop committee men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George J Wisher
National Boy Scouts of America
Council of Social Agencies
University Club
Misher
Lenten Musicals By YWCA Federation At Auditoriun
The Y W C A federation will present Lenten musicals at the auditorium on Golden Hill Street Monday night at 8 o clock. Miss Julia Farnam reads the one act play Mary Magdalene. Music includes piano solo and violin solos by specified sopranos and pianists. Mrs Ralph McEldowney and Miss Marion LaBreque chair the committee. public invited with no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Clubs of the
Y W. CA
Golden Hill Street
Mary Magsdalene
Julia Farnam
Maeteriink
Ariens Lederers
Mra
George Blank
Erina Soller
Misa Adeline Grabber
Ethel Fotch
Misa Rosa Benjamin
Ralph McEldowney
Mise Marion LaBreque
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss M'Nulty
Olivet Choir
Quartette
Daniel Wo Jones
Authors Club
Jones
Laurel Avenue
Rowbe Clark
Meoutam Camles Jr
Clayton P Stavens
Anne K Sherman
Lucy Brood
Mire
Stanley Tincoin
Daushter Priscilla
Clinton Avenue
Virginia Tincoin
Frederek L Bassett
Boston
Mass
Virginia
Prisella
Fannie Smith
New Haven
W Willam
Parker
Joseph P Vrisble
Joby G Schwarz Jr
Fred Atwater
Maurice Mathigen
Otto’ Burghart
August M Fng Jnard
Albert Lewles
Julian Kohlmaier
Hexnard L. Clark
Eric Anderson
The
Garden Apartments
New Forkers
Woca
YMCA
Mary K Fones
Plang
William H Camley Jr
Mies Isther Gerrish
George Chamberlain
Syracuse . Y
K M Parker
Telephone Exchange
Margaret Lesko
New York
Edith Wheeler
N McClarnsy
M Cook
I Nelson
D Henry
C _Prince
R Brammen
EB Stokes
New Yokk
Cook F
Stowe
J Brown
J Motlarney
H Peterson
F Mahoney
R Wood
Helen Wheeler
Calvary Church
Calvary Parish
Talffeld Avenue
Tadies Mission Society of the
First Swedish Baptist Church
Colorado Avenue
Harold Dunning
Whittier Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Wia Dunning
Dorothy Behen Aars
Fay BE Rabinowicz
Frank Rabinowicz
Savoy Street
Parsons Theatre
Hartford
International Institute
Beach Street
Ellaa ‘Lartak
Russian Collegiate Institute
Chekho
Hygiene Trainl
Sophie
Jeannette Thelin
Arcadia Avenue
John Anderson
Clifton
Emma F. Eames
RUBY
Main St
Majestic Theatre
M Arron Pino
Fe Wepaper Archive
BOY Scouts
Hall Home
BOY Scout
Y. W. CG. A. Federation
Asmy Agaylums
Rhinestone
Cts
Children’s Princess
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