State president speaks at Y W C A to women's clubs
Mrs George Steudt mere silent of the State Federation of Women's clubs opened a talk to guests from English Lier lub Council of Jewish women and several clubs at the Y W C A on Golien III sterner yesterday afternoon. Mr Daniel Jones presided as delegates from many clubs attended, with Mrs Louise Gould representing the English literary club. Stoughton's address outlined new methods for upcoming state and national conventions, noting clubs have evolved from purely study groups to blended study and social programs. The speaker announced a New England conference in Providence September 12 13 and 14 with ten delegates from each state, and the state convention set for Waterbury May 17 and 18. The history of the Federation of Yeomen's clubs was reviewed followed by questions.
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Lierlub
Council of Jewish Women
HK. Ro Tres
Bnitish Literary Club
Samuel Capitan
Frederick B Grannis
Wedne Afternoon
Fannie Wordin
Mary Wit
Round Tables
George Nothnagie
Bruigeport Art League
Vhallenger
Alpine Club
Louise Kk. Gould
Florence Legere Hayes
Phillips
Waterbury
Federation of Yeomen's Clubs
Fashion's Forecast by Annabel Worthington
Annabel Worthington outlines a beginner friendly dress pattern in gingham or voile costing under a dollar with simple yardage for 86 inch material. The pattern No. 602 offers sizes up to bust 40 inches, with embroidery option and mail order details from Bridgeport Telegram Pattern Department.
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Cain
Eighty-Nine Boys Attend New York Conference Here
Eighty nine delegates registered at the M C G A for the New York district boys conference in Bridgeport. They traveled from New York and Connecticut and listened to Rev John L Davis of New Britain on Godaullte Youth. Leaders included John Lindsay and Rev Arthur Moggruve. Events spanned assembly at the Bridgeport Christian Union, meals at United Church, and activities at the M G L A hall with a banquet and officer elections scheduled.
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Hughly
M. CG. A
New York
Connecticut
Bridgeport Christian Union
John L Davis
New Britain
John Lindsay
United Church
Arthur Mogagruve
India
Board of
Re 1 Missions
Sealock
Bridgeport High School
M. 1
Blue and White Used at Sullivan Shower
Mrs M W Whalen hosted a misc shower in honor of Miss Mary V Sullivan who will wed Frank O'Donnell. Blue and white decor featured a miniature wedding cake with a Keunie doll bride while piano pieces were played by Pauline and Agnes Lauman. Attendees included May and Mary Sullivan, Agnes Pacek, and several Mrs and Misses Whalen, Johnson, Burgess, and Kelly.
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M. W. Whalen
Seafield Avenue
Mary V. Sullivan
Mary Frank
O'Donnell
Duscity
New York
Pauline Lauman
Agnes Bacek
Pauline
Frances Lauman
May Whalen
May Sullivan
Agnes Pacek
JL. Johnson
A. Burgess
C. Johnson
J Whalen
MM. O'Neil
T. Wot Kelly
WW. Runsduck
W. Whalen
Successful Derby Concert Delights Legion Event
A Derby concert under John H. lana Post of the American Legion at the Derby Methodist church drew high praise as one of the season’s most successful events. Soprano Esther Malmros Verna Rabey and Charlotte Mc Coy along with tenor Arthur Craft baritone Lawrence Tibbert, pianists Glen Ballard and Frank Laforge contributed to a performance surpassing recent local offerings. Edward Tobin and family plan a move to Chapel Street from Newfield Avenue Bridgeport.
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Derby
John H. ©Lana Post
American Legion
Derby Methodist Church
Wihh Esther Malmros
Verna Rabey
Charlotte McCoy
Arthur Craft
Lawrence Tibbert
Glen Ballard
Frank Laforge
Edward Tobin
Newfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Chapel Street
Pretty wedding in Saugatuck Westport
In Westport on April 13 the marriage of Mrs Annie Amelia Welch of Riverside Avenue to Francis Gaffrey of Saugatuck was held at the bride’s home. Rev Kenneth Mackenzie of the Methodist Episcopal church officiated. Best man was Herbert Welch and matron of honor Mrs Clara Marvin. They will reside on Riverside Avenue, Saugatuck.
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Westport
Annie Amelia Welch
Riverside Avenue
Francis Gaffrey
Saugatuck
Oride
Kenneth Mackenzie
Methodist Episcopal Church
Herbert Welch
Clara Marvin
East Norwalk
Community Personal Notices From Bridgeport Society Circle
A series of social items notes events at local churches clubs and households. It cites Airs. Walter B Laskar hosting a May gathering at her Round Air home for a Bridgeport Ladies charity. a Ladies guild card party at Main and Samrat parish hall next Tuesday at 5 30. Miss Henrietta Rodloffy of New York City addressing the W C A tea at the central Golden Hill branch next Friday at 4. Mrs Nathan Burstein convalescing after appendicitis in Bridgeport Hospital. Mrs JteRn of New York visiting. a Baby party at Phyllis Wheatley branch with old members in children’s attire. Sara $5 Souse’s birthday party in Stratford. Miss Jade Wiew a teacher at Fairfield High assisting with local schools. a Roses of Bloom devieh Wildeout troop dancing April 10 with captain Zaikind.
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Wee Oe
Ladies’ Guild of Unlvary
Ipisicopal Church
Main
Samrat Shecin
Henrietta Rodloffy
New York City
Central
Golden Hill
Truvivlis
Noar
Nathan Burstein
Garfield Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Seasonal gift shop offers a mix of crayons and stationery
A listing describes Crayons and Paints packets priced 25 cts to 1.00, plus stationery and novelty items on multiple floors. It highlights gift-worthy boxes, enameled cases, and decorative accessories like wire figures and penholders. Prices range from about 40 cts to 3.06, with notes on engagement gifts and decorative trivia.
Ribbon selections for moire and plaid fabrics
Moire ribbons with picot edges priced 25 to 30 cents a yard, plus moire ribbons in various colors from 15 to 59 cents and wide black moire ribbons at 69 and 89 cents. Plaids in assorted colorings suitable for hair bows 39 cents. Free bow making service offered to customers.
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Torrington House Fire Damages Plymouth Society Property
A Torrington blaze destroyed an uncredited Plymouth- Porryeie rite house last night. Firefighters aided by the Lichtheald Salvage Society battled the flames, leaving the structure heavily damaged and prompting local officials to assess the incident.
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Torrington
Litehgaeld Sautuge
Silk Knit Sports Suits for Appearance and Comfort
Silk knit sports suits woven from imported silk yarns in contrasting colors. Tan with brown navy with gray and other color pairs. Sizes up to do, ti flora.
Cloth Dresses Twill Cord in Browns and Opavy Blue
Catalog note describes dresses in twill cord fabric in brown and opavy blue, all neatly trimmed and embroidered. Available in sizes to petite length.
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Browns
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