Ridge Party Social Event At Willam Chapter
The annual bridge party by Mary Wiman Chapter D A R announced as a social event this afternoon in the Sunpariors area. Reservations for over forty tables have been made. several notable members and guests are listed among those organizing and attending. The Black and White ball at the Brooklawn Country Club was one of the holiday season’s merry events with guests in formal attire.
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Mary
Wiman
Ambers
Eld
Ose
Frederick A. Strong
Hank T. Stapies
William Jichols
Mary Peck
FM. Tukey
Beers
F. GL. Cogill
J. Langzettel
Rudolph Laubher
Eugene Over
Fredrik Hindsley
M. M. Downer
A. O. Walker
Charlies Stram
John R. Woodhill
Bridges
H. E. Wa Jas Lucile Godfrey
Betis
Kiown
Ming
Rome Bresky wedding a brilliant Jewish society event
Miss Bessie Rome and Isaac Bresky wed in the Colonial ballroom before about 800 guests. Rabbi William R. Wittenstein officiated with a large turnout from town, as dais and attendants performed in formal ceremony precedents. Afterward, dancing and a wedding supper followed, with the couple planning a southern honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Rome
L. Rome
Carrol Avenue
Isaac Bresky
Henry Bresky
Fairfield Avnue
Colonial Ball Room
William R. Wittenstein
Harry D
Jenne Rome
Msie Rome
Takes Meriden Girl as His Life Partner in Greek Wedding
A Greek circles wedding occurred at the Atlantic hotel dining room at noon. Miss Lvagelia Economon of Meriden and Same Lorzas of Meriden united in marriage before Rev. Gerasimos Ellias of the Greek Orthodox church. Best man was Thomas Phillips, groom's partner. Over 200 guests attended from out of town. A dinner followed. The couple will reside at 445 Beechmont Avenue.
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Atlantic Hotel
Lvagelia Economon
Meriden
Lorzas
Gerasimos Ellias
Thomas Phillips
Lecture on Genesis by John Randall Dunn
More than 300 percent attended the lecture on Genesis delivered by John Randall Dunn of New York City at First Church of Christ Scientist 781 Lafayette Street. The speaker explained the initial chapters from a Christian Science viewpoint with William R. Bull chairing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Randall Dunny
New York City
First Church of Christ Scientist
Lafayette Street
William R. Bull
Mr. Dunn
Milford Party Hosts Red Cross Film Night at Theatre
A Milford gathering at the Me and Mrs Fran home on New Li ven avenue hosted a Red Cross film night. Guests included Mrs Timothy Kahan and daughter Catherine Bogan Edwards Barney, Mr and Mrs Bowigan and daughter Betty, Mrs Cregan, Mes McConnell, Catherine Barney, Mr and Mrs Poohr, Walter Ramey, John Barney Jr, and Caviam Roy Meton inet. After dinner the group visited the Colonial theatre to view the Red Cross film and saw Capt. McConnell on screen.
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Milford Playhouse
Milford
Franhome
New Liven Avenue
Timothy Kahan
Catherine Bogan
Edwards Barney
Thomas Bowigan
Betty
Dartford
Cregan
New Haven
Mes McConnell
Catherine Barney
Albert Poohr
Jona Barney
Walter Ramey
John Barney, Jr
Holy Cross Reminay
Hartford
Roy Metoninet
Red Crows
Colonial Theatre
Red Cross
Gil
Capt. McConnell
Question of Bright Buy Delay in Grove Lot Sale
The Grove lot transfer from the Water Company to the city for a new high school site is delayed by an unforeseen legal question. The board of education, advised by the corporation counsel, planned to purchase the property for 15.40. It is asserted that only the finance committee with city charter authority may approve the purchase.
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Bright
Shelton
Ter
Grove Lot
Water Company
Board of Education
Gout
Twelfth Night Celebrations At Brooklawn Country Club
Mrs. Turvis Williams Jr. chairs January events at Brooklawn with New Year breakfast, greens burning, old English carols, and an electric piano. A gala sequence includes a cabaret dinner dance, bridge, monologues, dancing, and moving pictures from January 1 to 31 with multiple hostesses and prizes up to $2.40.
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Lic Metropolis
William Haviland
Dynachan Godtver
Willams
Irene Wren
Walter K. Lasharas
W. T. Haviland
Evie Ferguson
Jarvis Williams, Jr
Jonathan Godfrey
Trene Wren
Rillie Burke
Walt . Lashar
Mabel Norman
Tipstairs
Red Cross in Serbia Receives Letters From Worker
Aliss Doothy Gamby of United web, serving the Red Cross in a Serbian orphanage, writes friends about daily tasks. She describes bathing twenty children on a bench, shortages of clean stockings, and knitting socks from donated yarn, while noting primitive harvest methods and her overall happiness amid hardship.
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Aliss Doothy Gamby
United Web
Red Cross
Dempsey Hennessy wedding announced in blessed sacrament church
Rev Terrence Smith will officiate the nuptials of Miss Clara Hennessey niece of Mr and Mrs M J MacIncrone and Charles Dempsey at Blessed Sacrament Church this morning at 8 36. Miss Irena Hennessey of Boston serves as maid of honor with Frank O Neill of Boston as best man. A breakfast and reception follow at 683 Connecticut Avenue then the couple plan to live in Johnstonstown Penn where his business is.
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Terrence Smith
Clara Hennessey
M. J. MacIncrone
Charles Dempsey
Golden Hii Street
Blessed Sacrament Church
Irena Hennessey
Boston
Frank O Neill
Connecticut Avenue
Dempsey
New York
Dobnston
Penn
Mise Hennessey
United Llnminating Company
Mr. Dempsey
Sho O
Connectig Company
Liberty Chorus Program Lighted Trees Concert at Hillside
Liberty Chorus presented a Christmas concert at Hillside yesterday afternoon with W. G. Dungan as pianist. Mrs Johnson Miss Brust and Miss Cole formed a quartet, while Miss Fanny Kuenita played violin with accompanist Kether Weiner. Mivey Weiner added piano pieces.
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Laberty Chorus
Hillside
W. G. Dungan
Johnson
Miss Brust
Miss Cole
Algao
Fanny Kuenita
Kether Weiner
Mivey Weiner
Two Holiday Dances Hosted by Mr and Mrs Wheeler
Mr and Mrs Wheeler host two holiday dances at Brooklawn country club for their son and daughters. Afternoon party invites dozens of younger schoolmates while an evening reception welcomes a large list of guests from New York City, Pittsburgh, New Haven, and beyond, with extensive decorations and a long guest roster.
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Brooklawn Country Club
D. Fairchild Wheeler, Jr
Julia
Doris
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Jiln Wheeler
Misses Wheeler
Stratfield
Misa Katherine
Christine Aliso
Virginia Anderson
Misa Frances
Misa Jean Wallard
Susan Burroughs
Ann Booth
Elizabeth Chapin
Henrietta Drew
Ruth
Delia Foster
Matrina Hincks
Clara Ham
Helen Furer
Emmy Lou Havens
Esther Hindle
Louisa Haviland
Peg Hall
New York
Katherine Irsit
Mis Susan
Ruth Slosson
Elizabethan
Agnes Warner
Susan Weeks
Phylis Wheeler
John Anderson
John _ Alison
Stephen Bell
Charles DeWolfe
Sheldon Foster
Paul Haviland
Semmy Hawley
Edward
Wordsworth Ives
Jarvis
Austin Jennings
John
David Kingman
Marshall Lovegrove
Lawson, Jr
Fuller Leeds
Walter
Bil Lashar
Franj Marsh
Billy McNeil
Richard Miller
Rob Roy Newman
William Narramore
Wheeler Peck
Wheeler Parrott
Edward Roessler
Johnson
Goodwin Stoddard
Jonathan Sherman
Frederick Shaw
Philip Sherman
Earle
William Sullivan
Harry Thornbury
Alan
Gilbert Tompkins
Tudor van Giesen
William Webste
Wheeler
Harriet Allen
Lorraine Amstrong
Louise Atwater
Margaret Beach
Roberta Bennett
Dorothy Babcock
Pittsburgh
Eleanor Bartram
Doris Booth
Gleanor Burnstead
New Haven
Antoinette Boshart
Lowville
Doris Bryant
Elizabeth Bassick
Elizabeth Barber
Mast Mauc Chunk
Elizabeth Bunnell
Dorothy Chapin
Alice Aul
Burr and Hamilton Feud Ends By Union of Their Two Banks
New York reports recall the Burr Hamilton feud linked to the merger of the Manhattan Company and Merchants' National banks. The two rivals, longstanding neighbors on Wall Street, united in 1882, ending a lingering financial rivalry that framed early New York politics and banking. The piece recounts Burr's 1797 legislative move to charter a water works venture, the ensuing political backlash, and Hamilton's 1800s counter move to form the Merchants' National alongside his rival. It notes the banks’ joint building and the historical symbolism of the merger.
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Manhattan Company
Burr
Hamilton
Moncey
Charter
New York
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Weehawken
Merchants’ National Banks
Wall Street
Hamillton
Bank of the United States
New York City
Bure
United States
Senate
House
Merchants’ National
Burr Institution
Candy and novelties cretonne boxes sale in Art Section
Fancy novelties cretonne covered candy boxes priced at 1.25 and 1.50 75 cts and 1.00. Candy pails wood with hand painted designs half price. Mahogany and fumed oak humidors cupboards racks trays stands on fourth floor with marked down prices.
Dainty Evening Wear Accessories at Holiday Shops
Beautiful flouncings nets and embroidered net flouncings in white blue rose taupe gray and black with silver thread detailing. Embroidered bodice bands in silk with gold and silver, available in various widths. Tubes in evening shades. Pink coral red turquoise blue black and white fans on ivory shell or amber sticks. Peacock feathers aristicly attached to shell sticks.
Satin pumps and stockings brighten evening attire
Satin Pumps Silk Stockings describe new evening wear with long slender vamps and refined colors. Main floor display highlights black and white embroidered silk stockings and lace open-work stockings threaded with pinks and blues to harmonize with gowns.
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Suenmit
X. J
Rachel McGrath
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Colors Avenue
Beatrice Marsh
Capen School
Northipton
T. R. Goode
H. Craig, Jr
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Earle and
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H. S. Bennett
Alfred Porter
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Worcester
China
Powell
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J M. Blannard
Kossuth Street
Stephen Tewis
Oaklin
Lewis
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Park Avenue
Max Cedaybaum
Daugh
Lillian
Joseph H. Small
Frederick Burdett
Ederick Burdett, Jr
Woburn
de Haselton
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Haselton
Charles HH. Armstrong, Jr
Roonlawn Avenue
Black and Whore
Brooklawn
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Skinner
Margaret Simsends
Summit
N.S
Percy P. Anderson
Virgo From & Aelouh
Frances Bullard
Susan Burros
Mes Louise Daviand
Susan Jennings
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Alice Pala Mise
Elizabeth Aginhons
Mas Jean Bollard
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Fimmy Lou Ravens
Ruth Slossan
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Virginia Trevis
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Fr Marsh
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Sheldon Flawies
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Newman
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Infani Jy
Stoddard
Lud'an Spaniords
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Rodger
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Y Petrucelli
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Metropolitan Opera House
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Park Avenue Temple
Fred Levy
Meriden Girl
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Fiagelia Economon
Genesis
John Randall Dunn
Brooklawn Club
Serbia
Miss Gamby
This City
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Liberty Chorus
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Neithercut
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Bristol
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Ethel Siinner
Beatrice Stevens
Martin Sturges
John W. Bray
Warner
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Nathaniel Bishop
Webb Bassick
C. Sterling Bunnell
Ufford Blake
John ‘Pr. Curis
Hobart F Cole
Harlan Cooley
Chicago
Jamies
William Crawford
R. Ward Chapman
Frank Coxe
Asheville
N.C
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C. Macy
Arthur W. Warner
Bredford Warner
John and Sherman
Wind- Sherwood
Marion Wiland
Gerald
Andrew
John LeRey
Ansonta
AT. A. Darschmidt
Derby
Franks
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Rhine
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Petit Paris
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