Miss Lena Knapp to Attend Girls Conference
Under Fairfield County Sunday school association a conference for girls ages 16 to 20 will be held in Danbury May 18 and 19 with Mrs F B Frederickson as general chairman and Miss Lena Knapp leading promotion efforts. Grace Mignery will handle registration as sessions run at Baptist church with a banquet, lunch, and aims to foster Christian fellowship and community impact.
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Fafield County Sunday School Association
Danbury
F. &. Frederickson
Fairfield Ig
Lena Knapp
Thi City
Susan A. Baldwin
Bethel
William T. Finney
Stamford
Trozalie Jessie
South Norwalks
Grace Mignery
Baptist Church
St. James’ Episcopal Church
First Congregational Church
Bridport Art League Plans Welcome Home Luncheon
The Bridport Art League met at the club house on Clint Avenue yesterday. Plans were made for a welcome home luncheon for President Mrs Samuel Gledhill on her return from the south, to be held next Monday. Miss Lucille Godfrey sang in Chinese costume and recited The Courtship of Aunt Jemima. Mrs B P Menough entertained with vocal selections followed by Miss Godfrey performing Days and When the Tea Comes to Tea. Little Army Sugar Tooth was presented by Nalaga salivig.
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Bridreport
Faith Chapel Society to Hold First Social
The Ladies of Faith Chapel, newly reorganized, plan their first social at the church tomorrow afternoon. Food and fancy articles will be sold, with tickets handled by Mrs. George Flajl and Mrs. Eva Stegeman. Committees cover cake, candy, fancy articles, ice cream, and wine. President is Mrs. George Sommerville, with officers Mrs. Ward Booker, treasurer, Mrs. George Hull, vice president, and Mrs. A. Blackadar, secretary.
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Ladies Ty of Faith Chapel
George Flajl
Eva Stegeman
S. Tipping
Arthur Ilackdar
Caroline, Jauss
Lilian Streck
George Summerville
Leffert
William Johnson
Harr
Yale
George Sommerville
Ward Booker
George Hull
A. Blackadar
Community notices from Stratford and Bridgeport churches
Local church groups in Stratford and Bridgeport announce meetings, socials, and fundraisers. The Sewing Circle of St Pauls, Rectors aid of Calg ary Episcopal church, Christ Church Guild, and Epworth League host events. Marriages and engagements of local residents are reported, with gatherings at parish houses, Moose Hall, and various street addresses.
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St. Paul's
Lutheran Church
Parke Street
Parents and teachers hear world tour summary
Miss Amy Smith of the YWCA spoke at the Federation of Parent-Teacher Associations meeting about her recent world tour with focus on China Japan and India and contrasts with American mothers. She announced new W. C. A. special classes to assist students falling behind to graduate in June as Newfield Parent-Teacher Association joined the federation, welcomed by Mrs. E. R. Feicht. Maplewood School orchestra performed under Leslie J. Vaughn, highlighting the children’s musical skills.
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Amy Smith
Federation of
Parent-Teacher Associations
China
Japan
India
Newfield- Parent-Teacher Association
E. R. Feicht
Maplewoond School
Leslie J. Vaughn
Church Societies to Hold Social Tomorrow at Parish House
St Pauls Episcopal church groups join Rector’s and Ladies Aid societies for a social at the parish house from 4 to 8 o'clock. Fancy items for sale, decorations in pink and green, tea, and entertainment by local girls. Officers and volunteers listed. tea served by a long group of workers.
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Calgary Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Episcopal
Spon
Janes Smale
Rector's Aid
Joseph Meeks
Thomas Watmough
Thomas Watmough, Second Vice President: M Harry Morrison
Secretar's
Bred Breut
Edward Morga
Fred Badhant
Harry Crabtree
John Dallen
Winthrop Iyde
Harry Morrison
Mae Percy Harrison
Freed Golthar
Harold Jowett
Willam Y H. Tamely
Joseph Mesks
Howard Sweet
Thomas Watmoush
Marjerie Bauer
A. M. Clark
W. Blatz
BH. Moullban
Warren Malt
Agnes East
Dorothy Bosworth
Edna McAlenahan
Clara Mills
Miss Hennessey Hosts Miscellaneous Shower
A miscellaneous shower honored Miss Catherine Hennessey at her sister’s home on Stratford Avenue. Guests included numerous local women and friends, with decorations in line and pink. The event precedes her upcoming marriage to James H. Flynn.
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Catherine Hennessey
Louis A. Doucette
Stratford Overme
James HH. Flynn
Margaret
Marie Fitzgerald
Katherine Kazier
Katherm Kelly
Sadie Graham
Sadie Clark
Rose Dollar
Marion Dollard
Milfred Pearsall
Hazel Plumb
Loretta Lynch
Miss Anna Bramon Farewell Party Readied
A farewell party was given at Miss Christine Troutman's home on 1 Chopsey Hill Road for Miss Anna Bramon who soon will wed Edward Heise of Philadelphia. Pink and white decor graced the luncheon table after games and dancing amid a list of attendees including Miss Vers Swansen Miss Margaret Hurle Miss Christine Troutman and many others.
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Anna Bramon
Christine Troutman
Chopsey Hill Road
Miseramon
Edward Heise
Philadelphia
Vers Swansen
Margaret Hurle
Eleanor Knight
Eunice Kelly
Mae Berhnard
Ethel Nurse
Doris Penlington
Betty
Birthday Surprise Honors Julia Kubasek at Home
A birthday surprise party for Miss Julia Kubasek of St Sylvan avenue was hosted by Mrs. William Mohs. Guests enjoyed dancing, games, and refreshments, with many friends in attendance including Anna Kubasek Susan Roscoe Anya Nemetts May Martha Washington Tomasko Elizabeth Boreas Elizabeth Pollak Katherine Paulaski Anna Adzima Katherine Bores Susan Shumeky May Yasiinsky Katherine Nemetts Anna Mihaly William James Walter Gillette George Mosek George Washington Peter Kubasek Michael Wubasek Michael Xepao Nicholas Martine Steve Kirbo George Serism Michael Palasky John Polesky Edward Wuth William Bohs and Mrs. William Bohs.
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Julia Kubasek
St Sylvan Avenue
William Mohs
Anna Kubasek
Susan Roscoe
Anya Nemetts
May Martha — Washington
Tomasko
Hlizabeth Boreas
Misa Elizabeth Pollak
Misa Katherine Paulaski
Anna Adzima
Katherine Bores
Susan Shumeky
May Yasiinsky
Katherine Nemetts
Misa Anna Mihaly
William James
Walter Gillette
George Mosek
George Washingen
Peter Kubasek
Michael Wubasek
Michael Xepao
Nicholas Martine
Steve Kirbo
George Serism
Michael Palasky
John Polesky
Edward Wuth
Willian Gallagher
Eirnest Shean
Frank Aszava
George Waynick
Stephen Wargo
Michael Filakovsky
William Bohs
Plans Completed for Annual Ladies Night
Plans completed at a meeting last night for the second annual Ladies Night to be held Wednesday evening in the Casino. The program features six local and out of town entertainers, novelties for children, extra music for dancing, and a new radio concert. All Odd Felty and families are invited to attend, with Joseph Schneider as chairman and committee members W. S. Stone, B. Freedman, Samuel Blatein, and Samuel Sher.
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Ovehextra
Qdd
Joseph Schneider
W. S. Stone
B. Freedman
Samuel Blatein
Samuel Sher
Theodore Spiering to Conduct Philharmonic at Carnegie Hall
Theodore Spiering will conduct the Philharmonie orchestra at Carnegie Hall in New York City tomorrow night marking his return to leading the group since his days as concertmaster under Gustav Mahler. He has spent much time in Europe and established himself as an international conductor.
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Theodore Spiering
Philharmonie Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Gustav Mahler
Mahler
Spiering
Europe
Flea
Humorist to Speak Here Ladies Night Returns
Alsen the dramatic soprano praised by Boston critics for Isolde style will headline a Ladies Night at Stratfield. William Arthur humorist and traveler will speak, recounting his Continent trip. Dinner starts 7 00 p m with dancing to Al Menard and the Lions Broadcasting orchestra. Bruges and Ghent carillons each hold 48 bells.
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William Arthur
New Elaven
Lions Club
Stratfield
Pierce Gahan
al Menard
Lions Broadcasting Orchestra
Hats for Matrons Show Conservative Yet Stylish New Arrivals
Hats for matrons feature small brimmed satin braid close fits with hair braid and jet pins. Novelty chrysanthemum braids use horsehair crowns and soft pink or blue roses under sheer brims. Viska straws of horsehair braid swirl around crowns with jet wheels. Colors include black purple brown blue gray.
Corbit Tells of Tulsa Oil Fields Trip
Lawrence Trogers of New York lectured on Applied Psychology at the Stratfield hotel april 23. Louis H. Corbit presided and shared experiences from Bridgeport and Tulsa Oklahoma during a club meeting that followed a five week lull.
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Corbit
Tulsa Oil Fields
Lawrence Trogers
New York
Wil
Dres
Stratfield Hotel
Louis H. Corbit
Shib
Bridgeport
Tulsa
Silk Eponge Dresses and Junior Apparel Display
Sample fashions for grownups and juniors feature silk Eponge dresses blue and white skirts, pongees with Egyptian motifs, and practical frocks in brown and navy. Descriptions note sizes for ages 10, 42, and 414 with prices from 15 dollars, located in the Junior Section on the second floor.
Draperies and Mohairs Sunfast and Colorful Weave
Draperies described as sunfast Mohairs with five color effects. viewed against light. Also a display of water plants with bell-like blossoms. Fabrics 32 inches wide at $1.25 per yard. Furniture coverings feature diamond patterns in green, blue, mulberry, 54 inches. Upholstery section third floor.
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Ieee
Hosiery Sale Textiles for Women and Children
Women and Children Phoenix Silks full fashioned in black and brown shown in two grades 1.95 and 2.55 Humming Bird Stockings popular make black gray Cordovan 1.50 Sports Stockings ribbed lisle Phoenix Havana brown beige beaver and black 1.00 For Children Sports Hose three-quarter and seven-eighth lengths 75 cts Three-quarter Socks fibre plaited with ribbed cuff Pongee red Russian calf gray black and white 30 cts Mercerized Lisles plain colors 39 cts Good assortment of short socks for small children Majin fteor
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Havana
Dressing to flatter your figure and style type
The guidance emphasizes identifying your body type to highlight favorable features. It promises help to understand your type so you can dress accordingly and present a polished look.
May McCall Magazine Includes Short Stories and Serials
The May issue features serials by Robert Chambers and Hendrik Van Loon along with engaging short stories. It promotes children’s clothing items like afternoon frocks and summer dresses, plus monograms, braiding, and applique work.
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McCall Magazine
Robert Chambers
Hendrik van Loon
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