Stratford Couple Pass Honeymoon in New York
The Stratford couple Mr and Mrs Pederson of Park Street celebrated a wedding Thursday with the ceremony led by Pastor Chamberlain of the Methodist church. The bride wore a dark satin gown with appliques and was attended by Carla Pederson and Harry Barnum served as best man. The couple departed for New York for their honeymoon, with Mr Spencer also noted in travel.
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Pederson
Park Street
Lewis
Parr
Norwich Avenue
Hbetford
Chamberlain
Methodist Church
Werfleter
Carla Pederson
Harry Barnum
Mrs. Spencer
New Yersity
Mr. Spenter
Galveston
McKinley School Pupils Entertain With Dance Night
McKinley school pupils staged an all student organized entertainment and dance drawing an audience of over two hundred. Highlights included Winifred Team singing, Linnae Whiting reading, and six year old G Annette Mircher delivering a popular encore filled performance with Biss n Gallup providing piano and strings accompaniment.
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McKinley Ccient
Winifred
Linnae Whiting
Melkinley School
Annette Mircher
Terpedore
Biss ‘N Gallup
Will
Y W C A Announces Several Coming Events
The YWCA schedules multiple activities over coming weeks. A fundraising banner event was postponed. A dancing class for high school girls led by Miss Jeanne Eisen don runs Saturday afternoon at 4. A small fee applies. A youth dance, chaperoned by secret committee members, will occur at the Golden Hill Street center with the Rech's orchestra. December education classes begin in January. An exhibition and sale of baskets and china beads is planned December 12 to 14. The annual Educational Dance on December 16 brings the educational class together with invited Girls from Industrial and Physical departments. no charges apply.
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Tre Y. MM. C. A
International Institute
Jeannne Eisenddon
Golden Hill Street
Rech
Neskets
China Point
Dante
Sosini
Industrial and Physical
Library Association to Seek Definite Program for Action
The American Library Association plans a definite program on revenues national certification of librarians and copyright legislation when the council meets in Chicago on December 25. The three day conference will include meetings of the Bibliographical Society of America normal school and college librarians of the middle west university librarians and several major library committees, drawing national attendance and broad scope.
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Chicago
American Library Association
Association
Bibliographical Society of America
Normal Shop
College Librarians of
Middle West
University Mbtrat
Christmas events and charity drives noted in Stratford area
Local notices report whist event at 84 Maple Street hosted by Mrs. Ofrs Bulterd and a Christmas bazaar at Packard Hall Stratford. Mrs Gerald Beard visits South Norway while Mrs Lewis of Binwood Avenue attends. Women's League fundraiser realises funds for city poor families. Invitations issued for December 10 dance as part of Christmas celebrations.
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A. Bartholomew
Beechwood
Pr Bce
Gerald W- Beard
Barnum Arene
Norway
Lewis T
Binwood Avenue
Women's Aid
Stratford Gangr
Packard Hall
Stratford
MN Beesie Callandar
Aliss Tathene
Amd
Charles Lowan, Jr
Bairfiehd Avenue
Bre
Women Voters Back Arms Conference in Connecticut
The Connecticut League of Women Voters formed a statewide committee to mobilize public sentiment for disarmament and the Washington Conference. A speaker bureau, mass meetings in Hartford New Haven Bridgeport and Waterbury, and local league participation are planned with groups urged to contact 721 Main Street Hartford.
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Washington
Connecticut League of Women Vote
Connecticut
Lewis Rose
E. ¥. Dustin
Hartford
William Vor Phelps
New Haven
Lene Youngling
New Canaan
Rose- Anderson
New London
Taylor
Norfolk
Fosdiel
Harrison
Woodstock
J. W. al. Bop
Avon
Ruuts-Rees
Greenwich
Bridgeport
Waterbury
League of Women Voters
Main Street
Olde Tyme Concert at Phyllis Wheatley YWCA
Mrs. Sarah Grown Rose arranges an Inushibie program at the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the YWCA on Beach Street for December 15. The concert features prologue, old songs, Auld Lang Syne, Annie Laurie, Coming Through the Rye, Swanee River, Three Blind Mice, Quilting Party, and other period pieces led by director Simon Ichabod Trot.
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Phyllis Wheatly
Y. Af C. A
Beach Street
Sarah Grown Rose
Annie Laurie
Patelope
Olosin
Peabody
Serenity Arethusa Quigein
Ola Virginny
Desire Melissa
Rachel Saresta Toosood
Swanee Hiver
Jarushy Durks
E Spooner
Nol
Younes Magrie
Paragutic
Ole Swartet
Battie Hymn
Dramatic Club Delights Barnum Ave YWCA Crowd
A well attended Tenny night at the Barnum Avenue YWCA hall drew a large audience for the Halmes da Edwarda company. The program featured two plays, Who's a Coward and The Courtship of Miles Stanlish, presented in pantomime by Judith Anderson, Vance Graham, William Sunderwind, and Cassius Drete.
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Tenny Night
A. Hall
Barnum Avenue
Dramatic Club
Tha l Halmes da Edwarda Company
Eli Beach
Joseph Boehm
Leary Tool Pert
Miles Stanlish
Judith Anderson
Vance Graham
William Snnderwind
Caaslus Drete
Read Established 1857 Store Closes Daily at 6 o Clock
Christmas at the Read House marks the sixty fourth season of cheer as the establishment continues its long standing tradition of joyous holiday service. The message highlights daily closing time at six and a pledge to promote happiness and cordial patronage across all gift sections.
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Read House
Furs and Dresses Advertised for 1922 Gift Season
The ad touts Poiret and twill dresses priced at 25 to 29.50 bolded as new models. It promotes heavy crepe de Chine blouses trimmed with jet or braid and notes fur garments as luxurious gifts with rising prices and a sale of last August items still at old prices, listing numerous fur coats with varied lengths and trims.
Comfy Slippers and Petticoats Featured in Read Tea Room
Slippers by Daniel Green and Giroux styles advertised in the Read Tea Room with wool felt leather soles satin mules and sheepskin options. Prices range from 40 cents for roast items to 4.00 for certain slippers. Also advertised are Sitcom Petticoats silk jerseys and cotton tops with varied colors on the second floor.
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Skinner’s
Giroux
Moen's Gloves In Men's Wear Corner On Main Street
Moen showcases gloves and related menswear near the Main Street entrance. Buckskin gloves with superseam finish and embroidered backs cost $4.50. Mocha and suede gloves range $3.50 to $5.50. Cape gloves in tan with spear back stitch sell for $3.00. Cordovan or tan cape gloves $2.25. Fabric gloves $1.65. Main floor.
Millinery Adds Conservative Bats and Satin Trims
A department addition features small bat shaped trims in black and colored satins with embroidered brocades. Styles suit winter wraps with rol-brints and off-the-shoulder models. Fabrics include Baronette and Skinner's Satin, with metal brocades and duvetrns. Ornamentation is minimal, using tinseled fruit boned decorations or a single ornament.
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