Degree Conferment for 75 Fairfield Catholic Women
Fairfield April 22 Special 73 women initiated as members of St Monica Court No 9 Catholic Daughters of America in St Thomas hall by Stratford Degree team under Grand Regent Mrs John Hurley. Installation postponed to Euler meeting Thursday night when Norwalk degree team will officiate. State Regent Mrs Cornelius McNamara of Bridgeport presided. A tenth birthday party for Billy Stevens was held at Sherman School. Salvation Army drive opens tomorrow in town. Tomorrow morning will be busy in town court with several liquor cases arraigned including Lizzle Frek and Frank To of Kings Highway.
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Fairfield
St Monica Court No
Catholic Daughters of America
St. Thomas’ Hall
Stratford
John Hurley
Billy Stevens
South Benson Road
Sherman School
Salvation Army
American Legion
Lizzle Frek
Kinga Highway
Frank To
Kings Highway
Local Minstrels to Be Given in Sanitarium
The Sigma Iota Phi Players from St Pauls Episcopal church will perform their minstrel show at Shelton Sanitarium tomorrow night for patients. The troupe buses depart Beach street at 6 43. A second performance is set for Strat field Fire department Wednesday night with Theodore Braitling as musical director Harold E siewett as stage director Thomas Watmough as interlocutor and a full cast of end men, chorus and many named participants.
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Henry T. Neil
Sigma Iota Phi
St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Shelton Sanitarium
Beach Street
Stratfield
Joseph Peabody
George Cowles
Robert Fox
Walter Nichols
Walter Gregory
Albert Watson
Winthrop Hyde
George Ingram
Willard Wiesener
James Gilmore
Joseph Beckswith
Commins Kinsman
Herman Howard
Harry Drake
Frederick Robinson
Merritt Waldron
Roy Kingsbury
Sydney Staples
James Barton
Ralph Schaalman
Edwin Ostyee
Rabbi S J Abrams to address Jewish club banquet
Rabbi Samuel Abrams of Boston will speak on Faith Humanity and the Jews at the annual banquet of the Council of Jewish Women at the Stratfield on Monday night May 7. Rabbi David Kevy will give the invocation. A playset will follow, with Council Service club members assisting on the committee along with Mrs H Shapiro as chair.
Pattern No 1741 and 1005 Offered for Costumes
Annabel Worthington invites readers to request pattern No 1741 for a house dress and pattern No 1005 for a pleated skirt in specified sizes. It notes fabric requirements for a medium size and offers to mail the patterns for 18 cents, with instructions to send name and address to the Pattern Department of Bridgeport Telegram and to phone if patterns do not arrive within five days.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Phone Bornum
Ladies of Charity Elect New Officers
M. J. Sullivan was reelected seat of the Ladies of Charity, Scent de Paul, at the annual imeceting when reports of the year's work were read showing the society to be in a prosperous condition. Assisting Mrs. Sullivan are Mrs. James Kelly, 1st vice president, Mrs. Alex McDonald, second vice resident, Mrs. Z. Murray Johnson, recording secretary, Mrs. John F. Shea, assistant recording secretary, Mrs. John McElroy, financial secretary, Mrs. Jane North, assistant financial secretary, Mrs. John K. Conway, firspenser, Mrs. J. Dunn, assistant dispenser, Rev. James B. Nihil, spiritual director, and Sister Remi. Directress.
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M. J. Sullivan
Ladies of Charity
Scent de Paul
Sullivan
James Kelly
Alex McDonald
Z. Murray Johnson
John F. Shea
John McElroy
Jane North
John K. Conway
J. Dunn
James B. Nihil
Remi
British Royalty to Be Elaborately Received in Italy
London April 22 Associated Press The visit of King George and Queen Mary to Italy next month will be the most elaborate affair of this character since the war. The Italian court plans to outdo all previous royal entertainments, aiming to contrast the splendor with the Belgian king and queen reception last year. The Italian royal train departs frontier May 6 under Count Carlo Macchi Di Cel iere and officials to meet the British party. The royal train will not require moving the private car, as it will be attached to the Italian train carrying Britain and Italy arms. The British royal standard will fly from the engine.
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London
Associated Press
George
Mary
Italy
Carlo Macchi di Celiere
Great Britain
Society Hosts Party for Mrs Greenspun at Home
Hebrew Orphan asylum society members held a surprise Saturday night party for Mrs. F Greenspun at her residence. Dinner followed by a musical program. Numerous guests included Mrs. Bilinkie Mrs. Belinkie Mrs. Bogin Mrs. Stachel Mrs. Zier Mrs. Waidman and many others.
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Hebrew Orphan Asylum Society
F. Greenspun
F. Bilinkie
Belinkie
J, Bogin
Stachel
L. Zier
J. Waidman
I. Bortner
M. Dorlian
H. Sterling
J. Gordon
Rose Kirth
Theresa Marks
Ida Rudolph
Rae Greenspun
J. Levinson
M. Biren
Solomon W. Greenspun
J. Waldman
Portner
Yanks
M. Derman
T Deitter
A. Lazarowit
Biren
I Gordon
H. Singer
H. Eisenberg
Columbus Hospital to Hold Annual Ball
Dr J Beaudry io chairman of arrangements for the Columbus hospital ball to be held at the Industrial Service center on Barnum avenue Friday night May 11. Miss Rose Ginette secretary and Attorney Charles Donadeo treasurer. Proceeds go to the Nurses' Training school.
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J. Beaudry Io
Hall of Columbus Hospital
Industrail
Barnum Avenue
Miss Rose Ginette
Charles Donadeo
Nurses’ Training School
Mrs. Michael French Surprised At Home Party
Mrs. Michael French of 100 Porter street was surprised by her daughters with a social evening at her home Saturday night. Guests included Mrs. A. Schultz Mrs. Emil Rengster Mrs. Henry Mitchell Mrs. Joseph Stoehr Mrs. John Stehle Mrs. George Househicker Mrs. Gus Toehn and Mrs. George Mansfield.
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Michael French
Porter Street
A. Schultz
Emil Rengster
Henry Mitchell
Joseph Stoehr
John Stehle
George, Househicker
Gus Toehn
George Mansfield
Connecticut youth sweep in 72 hour sketch contest
Peter Pertofsky of 222 Hough Avenue won honorable mention and second place as one of over 200 Connecticut youths in the New Haven Architectural Club contest at the School of Fine Arts. Clayton J Hii of Meriden won the first place scholarship. Pertofsky trained under Joseph W. Northrop and plans college studies next fall.
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Connecticut
New Haven Architectural Club
Peter FP
Petrotsky
Hough Avenue
Clayton
J. Hii
Meriden
New Haven Club
Pertofsky
Joseph W. Northrop
Bride to be Emma Luippold honored at Orchard Street shower
A miscellaneous shower for Miss Emma Luippold was hosted at Mrs. M. Vogel’s Orchard Street home. Guests included Grace Ward, Margaret Morrizon, Mary Taylor, Winifred Kane, Roseto Vecchi, Caroline Delmuth, Tthel Houston, Ruth Jasgers, Dorothy La Vecchia, Stella Haigh, Katherine O'Brien, and others.
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Emma Luippold
M. Vogel
Orchard Street
Grace Ward
Margaret Morrizon
Mary Taylor
Winifred Kane
Roseto Vecchi
Caroline Delmuth
Tthel Houston
Ruth Jasgers
Dorothy la Vecchia
Stella Haigh
Katherine O'Brien
Emma Louippold
Stick
M. MecAllese
5. Abbott
J. Jaggers
M. Phelan
H. Walsh
N. Simons
J. Brown
Kost
B. Warrssey
N. IaVecchia
AH. Miller
Lilits
Murenan
Mirtin Vo
Stratford Personal Notices and Social Events Update
Local notices list Mr. and Mrs IS Peterson opening their Pine Creek cottage for summer. Alice McKenna visits New York City. Mrs Clarke Botsford convalesces after illness. Nellie Wilson visits Milford. Mrs Rudolph Breetz hosts Social Star Whist at Stratford. Good Times Pinocchie club hosts at John Stehle home. Ladies of Germania plan Lolly Pap dance North Main. Trinity Guild Nichols serves clam chowder Wednesday. Ladies Guild Calvary Church holds event tomorrow afternoon. Mrs S Schopiek hosts whist and pinocle for East side Talmud Torah society. Grace Williams returns from Newark weekend. Wedding of Theresa Mcvsan Lawrence Ordean noted. Graceful ceremonies reported. Morence Coughlin and Nathalie Wright lead Junior Manor event. Wednesday Workers United church meet tomorrow. Gledys Kiniehi and Frank M Brown wed Saturday. Mrs Samuel Gledislt, Bridgeport Art League president, to luncheon on Clinton Avenue Clubhouse. Hanna Olson and Carl J Feldm wed Saturday at home. Rev Bruce Dalton to visit Shelbyville for two weeks. Eleanor Painter visiting Dr Jake Peck. British military cemetery flower borders measured 039 Tuile units.
Friendship sermon touts UK US ties in city service
Rev. Sherman at St. John’s Episcopal church urged a strong bond between England and America. He compared England to a mother in law since 1812, praised the English gift of the American language, cited Harding Hancock and Lord Cecil, and noted a special musical program by a vested choir amid guests from British societies.
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England
Sherman
Harding
John Hancock
Ameri
Fingland
America
Lord Cecil
Three Act Comedy to Be Given Thursday at Paramount
The New Century Players present The Truth About Brayds a three act comedy at the Paramount Theatre Thursday night under Miss Grace Dalrymple Clarke supervision. Cast includes Mary Louise Downey Maylah Hallock Josephine Conklin Betty Richmond Harry Hawley Chris Wesche Timothy Fallon and Donald J. Meintyr.
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Brayds
A. A. Tine
New Century Players
Paramount Theatre
Grace Dalrymaple Clarke
Mary Louise Downey
Maylah Hallock
Josephine Conklin
Betty Richmond
Harry Hawley
Chris Wesche
Timothy Fallon
Donald J. Meintyr
New Christ Church Pastor Outlines Plans for Year
Rev E J Craft the new pastor of Christ Church Courthind Street outlined plans to be carried out over the next year in his first address to parishioners yesterday morning. A reception to the new rector will be followed by a dinner Thursday night in the parish house under the direction of the Rector's Guild.
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J. Craft
Christ Church
Courthind Street
Special Services for Union Welfare Workers
Special services were held at 5 o'clock yesterday in the China Union auditorium to honor three welfare workers celebrating their third anniversary with the Christian Union. The honorees are J. W. MacDonald, John Davey, and Richard Bilt.
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Nlock
The
China Union
Christian Union
J. W. MacDonald
John Davey
Richard Bilt
Scarfs of Jewel Cloth with Colored Weave and Edging
An advertisement describes jewel cloth scarves 18 by 50 inches with crossbar weave in rose, gold, or blue deep face edging. Priced at $1.69, previously $1.25.
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Annabel Worthington
Columbus Hospital
Bright
Doan
Dean
Bridgeport
Barney Higgins
Middle St
Lowes
Foan
Hartigan’s True
MS. H. North
Fairfield Ave
Foster-Milburn Co
Mtg. Chemists
Buffalo
N. Y
Peter P. Petrofsey
IS. Peterson
Sherwoodt Avenue
Pine Creek
Alice McKenna
Normantreet
New York City
Clarke Botsford
Parle Terrace
Nellie Wilson
Park ‘Avenue
Milford
Rudolph Breetz
Social Star Whist Club
Main Street
Federal Street
Ladies of Germania
North Main Street
Ladies of ‘Trinity Guild, Nichols
Floelonk
Idles Guild of Calvary Episional Church
S. Schopiek
Kossuth Atrées
East Side
Talmud Torah Society
Grace Williams
Steafford Avenue
Newark
Aes Dy
William Barace
Theresa
Cvs
Lawrence Ordean
Morence Coughtin
Nathalie Wright
Miravor
United Church
Hota
Yo Selock
Gledys Kiniehi
James W. Wright
Poston Avenue
M. Brown
Williams Frown
Ann Street
Bruce Dalton
King's Highway Church
Samuel Gledislt
Bridgeport Art League
South
Clintin Avenue
Inelack
Hanna Olson
John Olson
Herkimer
Carl J. Flelm
Lydia Melm
Chester
Marshall
Shelbyville
Eleanor Painter
State Street
Jake Peck
Millers
Flower
Trance
Belguini
British Isles
E. J. Craft
Hold Speciatl, Services
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Bute Theatre
Naphtha
Star Soap
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