United Church Guild Nets $500 At Annual Fair
The United Church Young Women's Guild held a Christmas tea at Mrs. William Nothnagle’s Park Place home yesterday producing over $500. Mrs. Nothnagle led the event with Miss Marjorie Smith as hostesses chairman and Mrs. Richard Cogswell overseeing the fancy articles. Candy booth head Mrs. W J Briztol and food table overseer Miss Alice Clark contributed to the event alongside many guild members. A Christmas tree display, decorations, and child-focused activities including a penny party and Mother Goose segments highlighted the afternoon with noted volunteers in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nothnagle
Park Place
Woman's Guild of United Church
Nothnagle
Marjorie Smith
Richard Cogswell
W. 3. Briztol
Alice Clark
Willa Tatheway
William J. Nichols
Storris
Beardsley
Menry Riodget
Guild
Misa Carolycek
Mother Goose
Mise Belle Dibble
R Uinday School
Miss Garlick
Warle Garlick
George Garlick
Joseph
Maevin
Uelen Grumman
E. B. Griffin
Benefit to Aid Poor by Queens Daughters
A large benefit will be given in Colonial Hall tomorrow afternoon and evening by the Queens Daughters to aid the poor. Funds raised will support the works carried on by the French Sisters for Milne Street. Card games start at 2 30 p m and a dancing program with music at 8 30 p m. Fruit candy and aprons will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Queens Daughters
Milne Street
Community notices from Bridgeport clubs and events
Mrs EH Meletlan will host an Authors club meeting Friday afternoon to discuss The Pilgrim Tercentenary. Mrs Willam W Nara more entertained the card club with a partridge dinner for ten. Miss Hunley Avery continues Current Events lectures at Stratfield sun parlors at 3 pm. The Bridgeport Art League opens its annual Christmas sale at the club house today at 2 pm with Mrs Florence Maz Burney and Weaving Circle as hostesses. Basketry class members, chaired by Mrs Frank Beers, entertain tomorrow afternoon. Sale runs daily 10 am to 9 pm for ten days. tea served each afternoon. Qui Vivo club hosts a gaming party at 56 Branch Street Friday evening with a special program. Mrs W B Lockwood will entertain the Thimble club at 98 Westfield Ave today. Trinity Methodist Episcopal church women hold an off day meeting today where Wallard of Simmons College will address the Endowment Fund group. Fairfield County Simmons College Club meets at Miss Catherine Pall’s Broad Street home on Dec 9. Mrs A Jennings of Brooklawn Ave hosts a bridge for the Thursday Luncheon Club to benefit Bridgeport Protective Association Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs A L DeLaney return from a motor trip through Vermont and Massachusetts. The Ladies of Charity sewing group meets Wednesday at 2:30 at the Nurses’ Home, Huntington Street. Lincoln Circle, Ladies of the G A R, meet at 2:30 pm in the G A R Hall Main Street. officer elections for next year to be held. M W Sullivan of ___ Avenue has just returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Art League
Florence Maz- Burney
Mrmvars
Prank Beers
Wallard
Func
Simmons College
Fairfiela County
Simmons College Club
Catherine Pall
Broad Street
Dee
A. Jennings
Brooklawn Avenue
Bridgeport. Protective Association
Ami
A. L. DeLaney
Lyon Terrace
Vermont
Massachusetts
Suffragists to Hold Last Town Meeting Today
Suffragists meet in Stratford for final town meeting as Miss Murray outlines aims and the Sea of Women Voters program. The discussion focuses on the benefit of women and children and mobilizing support for the new league work.
St John’s Episcopal Tea and Holiday Sale Planned
St John’s parish launches its annual tea and holiday sale at the parish house 708 Fairfield Avenue tomorrow afternoon and evening. Mrs Pred Atwater directed the musical program and Mrs Charles M Groves leads tea service assisted by several named hosts and helpers. various booths led by appointed chairmen will offer linen, gift, apron, baby, candy, food, wool, handkerchief and clothing tables with children entertained by Miss Helen Wheeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Episcopal Vhyrch Sul
Fairfield Avenue
Pred Atwater
Charlies M. Groves
FH. Cl Mayo
W. Bo Wrhittiesey
Ham
L. B Curtis
Paul Rickser
M. By Henghan
On Eyck
W. D. Bishop
PW. Rennell
Toyerear
Helen Wheeler
Mamilton Shetton
M. Cole
J. M. Tomlinson Daconeas Barlow
Spicer
Phyllis Tomlinson
Alvin C. Brew
George P. Rand
W. J., Hammett
John H. Albert
A. N. Rose
Annette Borg
John Wheway
Horace. S. Wilmot
Waldo G-Bryant
P. Rand
Myre
Charles Fleming
PF. W. Mall
William Morrrngan
Maxwell Storing
BE. Beach
Louise Hough
Maude Clarkson
H.massinger
Christ Church Guild Christmas Fair At Parish Rooms
The Rector's guild of Christ Episcopal church holds the annual Christmas sale and supper this afternoon and evening in the parish rooms with attractive booths and large committees in charge. Tea room duties are led by Mrs. Frank M. Tosy and assistants include Mrs. George Roberts Mrs. Berman Schulte and Mrs. Ira Steen berg. Local social items note a New Zealand seaport Rusgell described as the sleepiest place in the world and a mix of other community gatherings and entertainments in Stratford and Bridgeport areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Episcopal Church
Frank M. T Soy
George Roberts
Ber
Man Schulte
Ira
He Steenberg
High School to Stage Irish Plays by Leading Roles
Leading players from the high school will perform three Irish works under Mrs. Sidra Sherman Pryor. Tickets feature a trio of pieces including Lady Gregory’s workhouse comedy Michael Missikkel and John Synge Riders to the Sea with Bartley the fisherman. Funds will buy more stage equipment and a cyclorama remains on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unlselty
Achiterige
F Jewel
Isi
Ta Dae
Tomenpiont
Giler
Lady Jern
Michael Missikell
John Synge
Bartley
Stuart Walker
Grace M. E. Church hosts play and concert event
Grace M. E. Church in Clinton and Falfield parlor hosts an entertainment and concert by the Men's Fraternal auxiliary. Prof Harkert Strout and Miss Dorothy Smith play violin solos, Mrs Herbert A Strout sings, Miss Mary Britton reads. Motion pictures including Romance of the Berkshires shown. reception with refreshments follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. E. Church
Clinton
MacSwiney Council to Hold Mass Meeting
MacSwiney council in Washington chapter of the American Association for the Recognition of Irish Republic plans a mass meeting in Bridgeport theater Sunday afternoon with James O Leary of New York as chief speaker and Mrs Catherine Gil Tadre also appearing. The organizers expect a packed house despite prior protests. The group aims to aid the Sinn Fein cause in the United States with members drawn from former leaders of other Irish bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacSwineys Council
Briggeport
Jaemlan O'Leary
New York
Catherine Gil Tadre
O'Leary
Hindrep
Park Theatre
MacSwiney Council
American Association For the Recognition of Irish Republic
Washington
Sin Fein
United States
Riding lessons at Brooklawn Academy in a phonetic era
A personal letter describes a forthcoming riding session at Brooklawn Academy with secretive dressing room prep and navy army trousers for modesty. It mentions horses, nurse-like riders, and the Maher shop’s tailoring reputation, plus holiday window displays at local shops and Christmas gift ideas from lingerie and optical stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Church Guild
Sridgeport
State Street
Louis D. Hirsch
Mortis Richelsoph
Samuel Shapiro
Barney Asinow
Philip Gurevitz
Ben. J. Rosenbluh
Thomas Pressman
Wheeler
Decca
Grove’s
G. Hbgor
Ate
Tate
Castile
Erin Rei
Universitist
Monse—Chiola Seigers
Mira
Susan Jawley Davis
Fithy Sacriiity
Pier
Robly
Robin
Amma
Anna Skies
Sink
Bor Sun
Bet Rlogo
Deborah Deane
Bethany Cauren
Alice
Fishy Marvis
Denxton
Delbert Blackman
Christchurch
Morn
Iy Wy Brewster
United Churchor
Dorel
Helen Zaton
Salter
Slater
Merle Wilcox
Tudas Maccabeus
Esther Berg
Vern
B. Selm
M. B. Church
Ars Stooping
Gar Jennie Cockcroft
Homing
Alexe
Terman Kracitemeir
Kings Highway Church
Sanfersa
Kathleen Ryan
Ry Tha “Vaters
Nellie Pettigrew
List Church
Evelyn Fames
Soloiat Ming's Highway
Nirdlingert Misa Turtle Klein
St. Paul's Church
EH. A. Meletlan
Park Street
Authors’ Club
Brooklnwn Place
Hunley Avery
Stratfield’ Sun
Qui Vivo Club
Banch, Street
W. BL. Lockwood
Westfield Avenue
Thimble Club
Wsner
The
Ladies of Charity
St. Vincent Fe Paul
Nurses’ Home
Hunting Street
Lincoln Eircle
G A. R. Hall
Main Street
Enue
Crawford Laundry
Fairfield Ave
Courtland
Statford
Murray
Beneit of
Childen
Mise Murray
Stratfard
League
ST. John’s
Christ Church Guild
New Zealand
Rusgell
Switzerford
Stamford
Azalia Sewing
M. Clinton
Stratford
Mary Hincks
Arthur Milourn
Haverstraw
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women's Club
Columbia Hall
State and Monard Ayverage
Sttruh Lederer
Entertainment Committed
Hebrew, Children's Aid Society
Brooklawn
Azalia Sewing Circle
St. Mary's Guild of
Trinity Episcopal Church
J. L. Whiting
Bedford Avenue
Vivian Whiting
Way
Tobn Craig
Robert Giblin
Shelton Street
Wis
Jane Dersnan
Anna Tilemore
Bessie Dargan
Catherine Gidlin
Betty Mulvihi
May Men
May O'Leary
May Jimseall
Cornelia Stillings
Theresa O
Trish
Tom Keesman
Tim Casey
Eady Gregory
Chicago
Mélice Today
Natalie
Evelyn
Brooklawn Academy
Adelaide
Mrs. Willams
Pene
J Sobie
Witten
Maher
Tranistan and
Benham Avenues
Avag
Abbercrombin-Bock Electric Company
Broad and
John Streets
Hinds
Alice Dovie
Liberty Building
Iain
Tiss Doyle
Prigas
Newy York
Haraki
Mr. Baraky
Riker'g
Tokow
Brasky
Morocco
Lewandas
Court Exchange
the Bonnet Shop
State St
Madame Thorell
Aala
Bridgepor Hindle Pharmacy
Main St
Minute Wartidene Bea
Alrtifid
Avo
Wain
Iendall's
Kaesman
Eee
Wm. H. St. John Run
Grid
Druftford
Conn
Eee Anc
Vork City
Che
Velours
Silverstone
Bolivias
Coats
Oxford
Copenhagen
Heather
Noble
the Peoples Ice and Cold Storage Co
Seaview Avenue
Elizabeth Fen
Bridgeport
Rank
Col. Wall Ft
Bealp
Manel
Artlett
Meigs
Rhon Barnum
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