Engineers Plan Annual Outing in June Roster Listed
Engineers club schedules its annual outing for June 25 at a Soundshore yacht club. Two committees handle transportation and event details. Frank Cogill Edmund Mayo H Morris and others plan arrangements while Bridgeport mechanical engineers attend the field hotel dinner with L A Wallace of the Federation of American Engineer Societies speaking on general engineering topics.
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Engineers Club
New Nayen
Shukt
B. M. Wicektiffe
Forcineers Stll
Bridgeport
Amoty
Mechanical Engineers
Surefield Hotel
L. A. Wallace
Federation of American Engineer Societies
Athletic Dance Wednesday Honors Local Five
The nights of Columbus basketball team ends its season with a dere Wednesday at Colonial Hall. The team has 34 consecutive victories and will be guests of honor. Proceeds support the Dark City council athletic association for local sports. Continuous dancing and music by two local orchestras. Committee includes M. J. Daly cet man, Raymond Lynch, Walter Harrigan, Edward Lavery, Barry Coughlin, Herbert Foley, James McCollough, Jacob Gerold, and Albert Judge.
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of Columbus
Colonial Hall
Dark City Council Athletic Association
M. J. Daly
Cet Man
Raymond &. Lynch
Walter B. Harrigan
Edward Lavery
Barry Coughlin
Herbert Foley
James McCollough
Jacob A. Gerold
Albert J. Judge
Women of St. Peter's Card Party Planned at Casing
The women of St. Peter's church will host a card party at the Casing tomorrow night led by Mrs. William Allen and Mrs. Sarah J. Grant. Grant's assistants include Miss Anna Donovan and several others, with Mrs. Katherine Hanely organizing the afternoon food sale and Mrs. Richard Scanlon coordinating evening refreshments.
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St. Peter's Church
William . Allen
Sarah J. Grant
Trade School Girls Present Land of Heart's Desire at Hall Home
Trade school girls produced William Yeats Land of Heart's Desire at the Hall home on Wednesday night. The drama club, new to the Hall home, used home crafted scenery and costumes under Miss Delia Melvin’s direction. Frances Pate, Anna Selekesky, Louise Maguar, Isabel Parrott, and other girls played roles amid mothers and friends. The audience enjoyed the performance and the group plans more such events.
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William
Yates
Hall Home van Mainisbeckl
Delia Melvin
Frances Pate
Mary
Anna Selekesky
Maureteen
Louise Maguar
Bridget
Isabel Parrott
Shawn
Mizabeth Jones
Father Hart
Rose Jasamy
Ricky Lengo
Entertainments and Engagements Highlight Local Social Scene
Mrs. Clarence Lister to host White Shrine auxiliary at Bronx avenue home this afternoon. Patrick J. Reilly announces engagement of daughter Gertrude M. Reilly to Daniel J. Malone of 451 Pem broke street. both work with Neusa and Vaughn and Miller Motor Sales respectively. Lantern slide lecture by Rev. E J Andrews at Casing drew many children. Argilsti Literary Club meets at 1 with Mrs. Wilbur Smith. Current-Events led by Mrs. Charles Cole. People of South America topic by Mrs. Samuel Trubee. Amy Smith to speak for WY. W. G. AL federation. Maplewood orchestra to perform. Louisa Butler hosted birthday party by Karry-On club at Miss Betty Cashman’s home. Shower for Miss Evelyn Doherty hosted by Mrs. Bowen. Schmeitter’s Dancing Studio to host social for pupils at 49 Park avenue. Stratford club ladies hosted Miss Sohn surprise shower. Mrs. P. J. Anderson to entertain Mr. and Mrs. EB. Davenport at Brooklawn CC. Holy Name society May Fair at Colonial hall May 7 8 4 and Ji. Holy Rosary and Children of Mary assist. American Institute of Banking to hold final informal dance at Stratfield ballroom. Dennis P. Tobin is general chairman. Mrs. Harry Bartram to host silver tea at BPW club with musical program. Catholic Community House girls plan trip to Mortar Rock tomorrow leaving Washington avenue at 1:30 and returning 6 to stay social.
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Mr. Bowen
Temaroke Street
Evelyn Doherty
Schmeitter
Daneitng
Park Avenue
Stratford Club
Miss Sohn
Olu
P. J. Anderson
Fairfield Avenue
EB. Davenport
Minneapolis Minn
Brooklawn Country Club
Holy Name Society
St. Peter's Church
Colonial Hall
Holy Rosary Society
Children of Mary Society
Harry Bartram
Lo Samp Mortar Rock
Washington Avenue
National League Convention Nears Close in Des Moines
The National League of Women Voters met in Des Moines since Monday. Miss Felie Sherwin, second vice president, led sessions on broadcasting political action and ballot marking and civil service progress. Katherine Ludington to preside at tonight's banquet with journalist symposium on Democracy of the Woman Voter. Tonight's dinner features Lord Robert Ced and speakers Mrs Giffard Finghet and Mrs Thomas Winter. Morning session tomorrow to finish business and announce election results.
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Katherine Ludington
Driner
Gelulseum
Lord Robert
Ced
Giffard Finghet
Pennsylvania
Thomas Winter
Serial Federation Women's Clibs
Iret
Isecond
Miss Smith to Speak at Madison School
The Madison Warent-Teich assoc holds its regular meeting at the school this afternoon. A nominating committee will consider officers. Amy Smith will discuss her recent world trip. Card party plans include cake sale and reservations with Mrs Merlins, Mrs Scott, and Mrs Nichols.
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Madison
Warent-Teichers
Amy Smith
Education Secyo
W. G. Aw
Stratfield Iwill
F. A. Merlins
W. J. Scott
Sunday School Package Party at Swedish Church
The Sunday School at the Swedish church Mt The Sunday Methodist Benehwynodd will host a package party with a program of vocal and instrumental selections and recitations. Following the program gifts will be distributed and refreshments served. Gertrude Hansen, Miss Lilian Anderson and Miss Mlag Durmar Kronberg will supervise the entertainment.
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Coot
Toni
Gertrude Hansen
Mlag Durrmar Kronberg
Lilien Anderson
A Bedroom Set At a Moderate Price
A fourth floor listing advertises a bedroom set at a moderate price. Details are limited in readable text.
Bedding Ad Highlights Prices and Colors
An advertisement describes single and double bed sizes with prices around 7.50 to 9.75 dollars. It notes colors pink blue and yellow on white and white on white, with pillow or bolster covers attached and mentions a thick floor item.
Lotta Ware Gingham Dresses For Girls
For girls the Lotta Ware dresser of gingham offers pretty girlish styles with fine material and best workmanship. Suitable for ages 15 to 17 and younger girls 7 to 14. Located in the junior department on the second floor.
Red kid shoes and cloche hat fashion note
Fashion observation suggests red kid shoes should pair with a matching red hat and slippers. Advice praises a red cloche hat as a fetching combination. Readers are invited to send furs for safekeeping until next fall with summer repair options via telephone Barnum 6200.
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Barnum
Batik Hat Bands Brighten Summer Caps
Colorful batik bands and plaited scarfs ready to sew on hats in Persian, Japanese and plain batik designs. Brighten dark hats or add a sporty touch to a wide range of summer hats with these decorative pieces.
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Elltorm
Radway & CO
Centre St
New York
Women OF
ST. Peter’s
Hall
Louise Magyar
Anna Seleskesky
Elizabeth Jones
Rose Jasaway
Clarence Lister
White Shrine Auxilary
Bronx, Avenue
O Ofont
Patrick J. Reilly
Mountain Grove Street
Gertrude
M. Reilly
Daniel J. Malone
Johanna Malone
Pembroke Street
Miss Reilly
Neusa and Vaughn Company
Mr. Malone
Miller Motor Sales Company
E. J. Andrews
Argilsti Literary Club
Wilbur Smith
Grovers Avéwe Black Rock
Charles Cole
Samuel Trubee
South America
WY. W. G. AL
Federation of
Parent Teacher Associations
Business and Professional Women's Club
Liberty Building
Maplewood School
Orchhestra
Louisa Butler
Karry-On Club
Betty Cashman
Poplar Street
American Institute of Bankings
Stratfield
Dennis P. Tobin
First National Bank
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
National League
Miss Smith
Madison School
Main St
W. K. Mollan
Fairfield Ave
Main & Broad Sts
Dorothy Dodd
Grover
Candlewick
Children's Shop
Philadelphia
Greenleaf Shop
State St
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