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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1925
Page
13
Former president of the Senior Class at the Connecticut Broebel Normal Kindergarten Training School will oversee the children's room at the fair to be held Saturday in the First M. E church. Mothers may leave children at the temporary nursery for stories and games during the afternoon.
The Special Committee of Arranges 1 Mnnts led by Sanford Stoddard will arrange overnight hospitality for out of town members who attended the World Court mass meeting at the high school auditorium. Court Berkshire No. 4772 will hold its regular business meeting tomorrow evening with officer elections. The fourth District Democratic Club hosts a card party at 1126 Stake Street with Mrs John Lyong in charge. Miz Dune Manner headlines a recital at Stratfield Tote under Jewish Women’s Council. Newfield MoBo Cherch on Burntford Avenue hosts a church fair tomorrow and a two‑day bazaar with 14 booths and cash prize. Fatdies’ Aid Society serves roast beef and clam chowder supper Friday. Mrs Nelille Sohn chairs, with Mrs William Buskham and Neil Bradley assisting.
The Women’s League of the First Presbyterian church plans a manual Christmas sale and turkey dinner tomorrow from 2 to 9 pm. Mrs. FY. Wrddurrett leads as general chair, with booths run by Panerwork Mrs. Sciles MM, Middlebrook. Lingerie table led by Mrs. Wale. unusual home made treats by Miss Sara Lindsay. food table by Mrs. Charles Lindsay. aprons by Mrs. Harv Gilbert. grocery exhibit by Mrs. Charles Lindsay. tree of surprises for children by Mrs. Helen Cliftard. white elephants by Miss Sara Lindsay. miscellaneous table by Mrs. Milton D. Blanck. ice cream and cake by Mrs. Sidney W. Butler. The turkey dinner is served from 4 to 7 pm, with hostesses coordinating the dining room.
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