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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1925
Page
15
Miss Gaze Buda will marry John Gallu of this city in June. A bridal shower hosted by Lana El Giblin at 240 Brink Rock Avenue featured orchid and yellow decorations and favors as guests gathered.
A list of women such as Gazel Thene Emma Josephine and Mary Roch ford is named as contributors. The Almenedalao Association asks every woman who wears furs to donate one dollar toward eliminating non killing steel traps used for capturing bearing ant iquals.
The twenty ninth annual Connecticut Federation of Women’s Clubs convention will run May 18 to 20 in Bridgeport with about 350 attendees. Mrs George Stoughton of Hartford will preside. housing, transportation and registration are organized by local chairmen, and a varied program includes lectures, musical numbers, and exhibits.
Mrs Lester C Reed daughter of Edward Sides of South Groveland Mass wed Tester Clayton Reed son of George Reed of Panbury Monday evening at St Augustine’s church Vestory. Miss Olive Ruth Bowen served as bridesmaid and Herbert Minorate as best man. Reception at the bride’s home 195 Wood Avenue. After a motor trip through the Berkshires and New York they will reside in Waterbury where Mr Reed is a businessman.
Readable items note a tea this afternoon for Group Five of Unquowa School with food prepared by the children who will also decorate and serve. Members listed include Florence Waller Mary Lewis Catherine Sturgis Jean Marr Gertrude Richardson Marjorie Woodhull Isabel Carroll Alphey Merritt Frances Kyle Fred Comley Fred Sithman and Laward Wheeler.
Mrs. Samuel Capitman was chosen president of the Rhode Island Connecticut Interstate Conference of the Council of Jewish Women for the coming year, succeeding Mrs. Rose Hyman of New Haven. The two day conference at Stratfield hotel drew 140 delegates. The program included a birthday cake for the Bridgeport Dom ain, a lecture by Dr. William Horace Day on peace, immigrant concerns, and a push for school Bible teaching.
Bridgeport Chapter of the American Institute of Banking held a Friday evening event at the Stratfield hotel. FL Perking Nienois chairs the ball committee with Raymond Thiebault, president of the local chapter, assisting. Catholic Daughters of America plan a May party for Friday May 1 at the K of C hall with Miss Betty Tray as arrangements chair.
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