Four Churches Feature Musical Program Services
Religious services were led by ministers in four churches with special musical programs. Rev Leslie J Tuck spoke at First Methodist on The Socialism of Jesus and Standing on Holy Ground. Universalist observed Woman's Day with Rev Hal T hears on The Vanguard and mission work. Grade Methodist held candlelight recognition for YMCAs service with Rev I L Smith on What is Truth. Choir led by Mrs Beardsley provided musical offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester C. Marshall
First Methodist Church
Leslie J. “Tuck
Tuck
Jesus
Eigning Cervics
Universalist Church
Hal T.hears
Woman's National Missionary Association
the Universalist Church
Grade Methodist
Pairfield
Clinton Avenues
I. L. Smith
Y. cC. A
Yhen ¥ F. Sherman
Hal Kearns
William Horace Day
Beardsley
Ryder Lewis Nuptials Announced by Parents
Mrs. and Mrs. Henry A. Lewis of 1464 Fairfield Avenue announce the marriage of their daughter Abbie Jeanette Lewis to George Goulden Ryder in Hoboken on March 25 by Rev Harold Beat of the First Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Ryder is a Tilton Seminary graduate. Mr. Ryder is a Pratt Institute graduate and works with William M. Terry Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Lewis
Fairfield Avenue
Abby le Jeanette Lewis
George Goulden Ryder
Hoboken
Harold Beatpastor
First Presbyterian Church
Ryder
Tilton Seminary
Tilton
N. H
Pratt Instite
William M. Terry Company
Thirteenth Birthday Celebrated At Party In London
Mrs Daniel F Trivers hosted a party at her home in honor of her daughter Ina s thirteenth birthday guests included Betty Terbush Cherlie Wallace Grace Jones Josephine Baker Catherine Trivers Loretta Niely Milly Buell Florence Dorsey Eveline Johnstone Anna Duggan Mae Trivers Jennie Semple and Edward Trivers The event featured dancing games and refreshments Later a London eviction report notes a bailiff encountered seven doors breached by a family of squatters who escaped through the front door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel F. Trivers
Ina
Betty Terbush
Cherlie Wallace
Grace Jones
Josephine Baker
Catherine Trivers
Loretta Niely
Milly Buell
Florence , Dorsey
Eveline Johnstone
Anna Duggan
Mae Trivers
Jennie Sempie
Edward Trivers
Woodruff Memorial Building Dedicated By Black Rock Church
The Woodruff Memorial Building was formally dedicated at services for the Black Rock Congregational Church. Bris Mary Woodruff gifted the facility in memory of Rev. Henry C. Woodruff, longtime pastor, with recreation and Sunday school space, a banquet hall, auditorium, classrooms, and parlor facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Black Rock
Toomorrow
Eclock
Charles S. McPowell
Charles, W., Simpson
Bridgeport Christian Union
Pr. Davenport
Peonets
Shamford
Alfred Grant Walton
Stamford
Fairfield County Sunday School Association
Amusements Picks and Promos Across Theatres
A cluttered page highlights film acts and stage acts. Pauline stars with lively zest while Mise Garani defends the flapper image and Buster Keaton headlined The Balloomat at Majestic. Shubert presents The Circle with Selwyns casting and The Merry Widow revival. Poli’s vaudeville features Three Withyinds and a troupe of acts plus newsreels. California garden comedy and Dramatic scenes run at Plaza and other venues. Hippodrome promotes Daughter of Lux with Gallery star power and city health notes accompany show listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Mise Garani
Buster Keaton
Facts and Rancies musical comedy by Women’s Club May 1
Members of the Business and Professional Women’s club present the musical comedy Facts and Rancies directed by Mrs Eva Hodgkins and Mrs Robert Co Adams in the clubrooms May 1 in a Paris millinery shop scene Mrs Pattie Brooks performs the prologue and epilogue Miss Margaret Hughes directs the hat designs A second show May 25 supports the Lions club fund for a home for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hodgkins
Robert Co. Adams
Paris
Pattie Brooks
Margaret
Local society notices and engagements page
Whist and pinochle party hosted by committee led by Mrs Frank Wider at Mrs R Adams home on Howard Avenue. Zenders move from Vinestreet to Springfield, future home. Wednesday Workers of United Church schedule annual luncheon Tuesday 15 with society features. Ladies auxiliary M C A to hold food sale Friday 2 to 5 pm in main lobby. Nathan Kan visiting from Baltimore before moving to New Haven. Park Street Congregational Church Woman's League annual luncheon 12 45 Thursday with business session led by Mrs Newton Hoyt and Mrs Henry Hite. Philathea club banquet at First Methodist Church 6 30 tomorrow with annual officer election. Mr and Mrs D W Ferris return from Atlantic City. Harold Bartlett given surprise party Friday night with games, dancing and refreshments. Black Rock PTA reception for new members tonight 7 15 under Mrs Florence Legere Hayes. Miss Seta M Side s soloist with Florence Goulden Mallett at Christchurch Town Hall Shefield Mass. William LeRoy Brown of this city accompanies bride Dessie Swales and George F Kurg wed at bride’s home. May Fair at Colonial Hall four days from May 7 with costumes and club nights. Lilyan Drew and Hugh John Ler wed announced. Marin Caseiotti to give a concert at Stratfield ballroom May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workers of the United Church
T Ie
Tha
Axtiiney
William Nothnagle
Black Rock Parent Teacher Association
Florence Legere Hayes
Aether
Seta. M
Florence Goulden Mallett
Christchurch
Ave
Town Hall
Sheffield
Mass
William Leroy Brown
Mulsified coconut oil shampoo for hair care advice
An old advertisement promotes Mulsified coconut oil shampoo as gentle and cleansing. It warns against high alkali in soaps, recommends a small amount of Mulsified mixed with warm water to create a rich lather, and claims it leaves hair silky, bright, and easy to manage for the whole family.
Odd Table Cloths Go On Sale At Generous Cut
Odd table cloths sized 68 inches square are offered at a generous price cut to close them out. Sale applies to remaining stock at the shop on the third floor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
London
Fairfield
Herbert
Brown
United Congregational Church
Wallace I. Woodin
Hartford
Starr Sunday Schools
Black Rock Church
Alfred Pstrom
Swedish Congregational Church
Alice Bartram
Brewster
Woodspuff
Rev
Shubert's
Selwins
Shubert
New Haven
Haymarket
New York
Selwyn Theatre
Alexander Woolcott
Poli
Vaudeville
Jerry
Jack Cahill
Don Romaine
Gardener & Ross
Adree
Ploenz Brothers
Laville DubSois
Will
Pathe News
Torn Mix
James
Bree
Californi
Tony
Wander Horse
Tom Mix
Davett
Tuling Garon
Paramount
Gue
Rivl
Thailton Sills
Elliott Dexter
Miss Garon
Clarence Seldart
George Field
Robert Brower
Clarence Turion
Adams
Dawe Thuatre
Eepur
Youmans
Hippodrome
New Paramount
Lux
Hippodrame Tre
Pom Gallery
Mearis
Andrew White
Ton
Nastvilly
Westy
Leveriy
Schrafft
Chrafft’s Luxury Chest
The
all-Ceylon
Luippold
Ango
Kazes
Women’s Club
Frank Wider
R. ©. Adams
Howard ‘Avenue
Edward Zender Ot Vinestreet
Springfeld Mals
Nathan Kan
Baltimore
Woman's League of the Park
Street Congregational Church
Newton Hoyt
Henry Hiteh
D. W. Ferris
Noble Avenue
Atlante City
Harold Bartlett
Rose Street
Miks Dessie Swalles
Charles Swailes
Curtis Avenue
George F. Kurg
Philadelphia
George M. Geisel
St. Paul's Episcopal
Atlantic City
St. Peters
Colonial Hall
Lilyan Drew
W. L. Drew
Manhattan Avenue
Hugh John Ler
Clinton Avenue
John Lynch
Mme
Marin Caseiotti
Stratfield Ball Room
Che D
Paige
Harding
Tulra
sMade
Little “Skeezicks
Walt
Gasoline Alley
Children
S. Shap
Planten
Tria
H. Planten & 50N, Inc
Brooklyn
N.Y
Bridgeport
Leverty Drug Go
Oxfords
Russia
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