Orient Chapter presents spring concert at Masonic temple
Orient Chapter O K K S staged a successful concert last evening featuring Miss Bernice Nettleton readings and the Philharmonic Trio led by Mrs Rana Nerthier with Miss Ruth Williams and Miss Teenrhy Smith. The Orient Chorus accompanied by Miss Thei 3t Migs performed a varied program ending with encores and multiple solos by chapter members.
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Orient Chapter
Masonic Temple
Bernice Nettleton
Philharmonic
Rana Nerthier
Ruth Williams
Teenrhy Smith
Gare
Thei
A Corham
Emma
Lorence Goulden Marlett
Net Petligrew
Miss Florence
Vietop Herbert
Philharmonic Tria
Riley
Miss Nettman
Spring Sons
Hawlehorns
Jubia Nance
Der
Kear
Yale
Miss Nettleton
Ain
G. B. Nevin
Rogers
Orient Chorus
Orient
Prem Diss Netaleten
Valse Gentile
Nevin
Philharmonic Trio
Bourteen
Gerstenberg
Miss Netilaion
Friml
Lady Cholmondeley Secures a Divorce
London April 19 Lady Shoal Cholmondeley the second son of the fourth marquess of Cholmondeley was granted a decree of divorce from Lord George Cholmondeley on grounds of desertion and cruelty. The former Mrs Stirling, now Mrs Stirling, had returned to the stage after a secret 1964 marriage to Todd Alexander Stirling of Kiprend.
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London
Stirling
Laois
Dord Northland
Social notes weave a busy day in Washington area
A lively afternoon tea at a Washington Avenue home drew guests including Wilcott Flenderson of Boston and Mrs Henderson formerly Miss Margaret Oliphant, with spring flowers arranged by Mrs. Henderson. The event featured poetry readings, musical numbers, and guests from local clubs, with plans for future teas and social gatherings noted.
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Migs Thshis Fomlinson
Washington Avenue
Wilcott Flenderson
Boston
HW. G. Orphane
Southport
Harry Crego
Henderson
Margaret Oli Phant
George Maynard Minor
D. A. BR
Washington
Arizons
Wyoming
Geddes
Henry Getty Chilton
Lassite Cragi
O'Brian
Michigan
Scaval
Georgia
Miss Por
Embas
Canada
Miss Benson
Mary Silliman
Ick Strong
Frank
John FR. Woodhull
Nathaniel Worthen
Charles H. Armstrong
Stevens
Joseph Parraga
George Windsor
Coulter
Mary 7
Wiliam T. Hincks
Mary Hincks
Park Place
Brooklawn Country Club
F. Society Occhesim
J. MM. Cornwall
Maude Deusings
Mie
Fidward
Raiding
New York
Spencer Trask & Co
Massachusetts
Tare Ammutene
Women’s League Hearing Y W C A Worker
The Wee women’s league at Parc Street Congregational church will meet at 7 45 tonight for a midweek service. Miss Clemantina Te Riccio of the International Y W C A will discuss work among Bridgeport’s foreign communities. The Hebsard Memorial Circle presents a play The Happie Plan. Invitations extend to men and women of the congregation.
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Wee Men's League
Parc Street
Clemantina Te Riccio
Internagistitute
Bridgepornd
Hebsard
Ars Newton Houyt
Chureh
Childr
Rhureh
Orelock
West Hartford Woman to Discuss Charter Reform Event
Stratford residents gather for a meeting in the Court room Thursday evening at 8. Mrs. James Fo Hen of West Hartford opens the discussion on the charter recently adopted for West Hartford. Mrs. Keney outlines plan for women representation on the council, a key feature of the Progressive agenda promoted by the Stratford League of Women Voters.
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William Lyon
Phelps Haven
Milford
League of Women Voters
Mary Bulli
Hartford
Citizenship Department of
The
State Organization
Was
Fredus M. Case
Cecil Trowbridge
Robert Morr
Harter Adams
Phat So
Anc
Stratford Hay
James Fo
W Heryfoed
Wes Bartford
Keney
Htleen
Stritford League of Wenien
Park Street Church Delivers April Assembly Program
The Park Street Congregational Church announces an April Woman's Assembly at 7:49 PM addressing Miss Clementina Dele as a leading Ma'tan woman and featuring a play titled The Happiest Man by the Berah Habboura troupe. At 8:25 PM church beavers join for a May service planning session.
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Clementina Dele
Park Street
Ehireh
Berah Habboura Vireo Minuver
Connecticut argues for cheaper child placing over institutions
Connecticut Child Welfare advocates urge shifting noncriminal children from state institutions to private homes under supervision. They claim boarding would cost far less per child and could cut state expenses by about 142 thousand dollars annually, while keeping families together and reducing institutional placements.
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Connecticut Child Welfare Association
Hartford
Marjory Cheney
South Manchester
Can
Miss Chener
iLilions
Child Welfare Bureau
Connecticut
Walfars
Ats
M C A Naturalization Class Meeting Highlights
The Merrow area AIS naturalization class will meet with a lecture on formal topics. Charles Livingstone is expected to speak as the class reaches graduation with a large attendance anticipated.
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M.C. A
Merrow
Department of Use
Vlom Nave
Charles Livingstone
Lectures on Gardening at Y M C A Begin Soon
Albert Fr Wilkingen, gardening specialist, leads a four session series with demonstrations on home gardening in cooperation with the industrial department of McA. Sessions start at 5 o clock on the 29th with topics Seeds Varieties and Planting then Preparing Planting Fertilizing Summer Thumnnin and Tree Pruning and Harvest. All interested may attend.
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Albert Fr.wilkingen
Industrial Department of
Ane
Urnduet
Y. M.C
Dr Wiley to Speak At State Dental Convention Friday
The State Dental Association holds its th days convention in Waterbury opening tomorrow with Tar Harres W. Wiles, expert at the Food Bureau of Washington, as speaker Friday evening at Temple Hall. Dentists in the area plan to attend. Dr Wiley will discuss Tooth Care and the food problem in health. The convention will meet again at Stratfield for further sessions.
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State Dents) Association
Waterbury
Harres W. Wiles
Food Bureau of
Washington
O'aienk
Temple Hall
Wiley
Alfred ¢. Fones
Nis City
Proh
Ferria
New York
Ir Dental Enist Association
Protestant Widows Home Spring Sale Reception Planned
The Protestant Widows Society will hold its annual spring sale donation day and reception at the Stenting Widows home on Prospect Street Friday April 29. Mrs. William B. Nichols will be general chairman and a large committee will assist in making the event a success. The sale marks the first spring sale in years.
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Drepare Protestant Fire Ty Widows Society
Prospect Street
William B. Nichols
Weathered winter mood warms with spring hints at shop tales
A fragmented diary-like column recalls late winter weather, local shop chatter, and upcoming signs of spring. It mentions Fairchild optical shop and Maher textiles in Kanistan and Laure avenues, prices from 34.25 to 84.00, new thermometers, wallpaper colors, and wool blanket cleaning methods, all set against cabin life and awaiting seasonal change.
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Digcove
Fairchild Optical
Dorsi
Sam
Canton
Kanistan
Laure
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Yale University
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