Association 10 Banquet at Brooklawn Club
The Association 10 of Company A Fourth Infantry C N G, disbanded 1920, plans a semi annual banquet at Brooklawn Country Club tonight. An opening bowling match at five precedes dinner and a business meeting to elect officers. Entertainment includes nine vaudeville acts performed by members. Thad Adams serves as president with W W Nichols as secretary and W Gerald Lineburgh as assistant secretary and W W Kulne as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Infantry
Brooklawn
Thad Adams
W. W. Nichols
W. Gerald Lineburgh
W., W. Kulne
Twin Sister Maid of Honor at Wedding
Miss Pearl Smith of 48 North Washington Avenue wed George Wohilsbeck formerly of this city in Trinity M E church Sunday afternoon. Frances Smith, train sister of the bride, served as maid of honor and Edward Corning of New York City was best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bride’s home before the couple left for Washington. they will reside at 48 North Washington Avenue upon return.
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Pearl Smith
North
Washington Avenue
George Wohilsbeck
City
Charlies Simpson
Trinity M. E
Evening High School Plans Third Dance on Lincoln Birthday
Evening High School completes plans for a third dance to be held on Lincoln's birthday with special entertainment at intervals during the evening. Dancing begins at 9 o'clock as gymnasium decor features orange and black festoons. Social committee members include Ed Kuhn chair Ruth Passey Mary Clarke and Larry Shalet. Valenciennes lace trims the taffeta frocks often with full skirts.
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Ed Kuhn
Ruth Passey
Mary Clarke
Larry Shalet
Farewell party for Miss Mary Luchansky at 159 Eagle Street
A surprise farewell gathering was held Monday at Mary Luchansky’s home on 159 Eagle Street. Guests enjoyed games and music before supper. she plans to study art at the Robinson Institute in Greenwich Village. Attendees included Josephine Kochiss, Veronica Skovran, Frances Skovran, Jennie Jablonsky, Rose Luteran, Wilma Jablonsky, Helen Galla, Alberta Kochiss, Hazel Hochiss, Anna Luchansky, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Luchansky
Eagle Street
Luchangsky
Greenwich Village
Robinson Institute
Tosephine Kochiss
Veronica Skovran
Frances Skovran
Jennie Jablonsky
Rose Luteran
Wilma Jablonsky
Helen Galla
Alberta Kochiss
Hazel Hochiss
Anna Luchansky
William Proll
R. Weim
J. Allen
la Whippy
William Bunn
Walter Catan
Lawrence Bobbin
Frank Rylicky
Jess Feeley
Godfrey Larson
Musical Club 10 Holds Afternoon Program Today
Mrs. Philip W. Bill leads a 3 39 o'clock musicale at 175 Brooklawn Ave home of Mrs. Frederick Silliman, featuring piano duets, soprano and contralto solos, several piano solos, a trio, and Brahms lullaby performed by a group including Mrs. Howard Speer, Mrs. George Hogg, Mrs. Matthew S. Caplan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip W. Bill
Frederick Silliman
Brooklawn Avenue
Hae Panten
Strauss
Howard Speer
George Hogg
Arlitti
Matthew
Caplan
Joseph Lederer
Chopin
Kathleen Keifnefey
Brahe
Harriet Ware
George Taylor
Edith Proudman
St Pauls Church Society to Stage Annual Minstrel Show
The eighth annual minstrel by the Sige Iota Phi club of St. Pauls Church will be held tonight and tomorrow at the Parish house on Bbach street. Theodore Braitling directs music and Ralph H Schaalman the daze director. The program features an opening chorus plus numerous songs and specialties by Willard Wiesener Joseph Beckwith George Cowles and others with interludes by Robert Fox and Thomas Watmough.
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Sige, Iota Phi Club
St. Paul's Church
Bbach
Theodore Braitling
Ralph H. Schaalman
Albert Watson
Harold
New Orleans
Willard H. Wiesener
Joseph J. Beckwith
Cummins Kinsman
George Cowles
Alasatay
Harry Drake
Peter Gurns
Sam
Robert Fox
Walter M. Nichols
Carolina
Thomas Watmoughi
Joseph L. Peabody
Thomas Watmough
Joseph Peabody
Walter Nichols
Albert
Miss Ethel Sterling Reelected President of Y W Co A
Last year's officers of the Y W Co A were reinstated at the meeting of the newly elected directors at the Y W headquarters on Goldenhill Street. Miss Ethel Sterling was named president with Mrs Henry Hinicks as first vice president, Miss Lillian Jones as second vice president, Mrs Harry Read as recording secretary, Mrs W R Webster as corresponding secretary, and Miss Sara Ff Richards as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
Goldenhill Street
Ethel Sterling
Henry Hinicks
Lillian Jones
Harry Read
W. R. ‘Webster
Sara Ff. Richards
Childless Homes Made Happy by Lydia Pinkham Medicine
A collection of testimonial quotes from women in Cortland New York Hamilton Ohio and St Louis Missouri praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for aiding childbirth and improving general weakness. Readers recount personal history of weakness backache and eventual pregnancies and multiple children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortland
N. J
Lydia E. Pinkham
Claude P. Canfield
Salisbury St
Cortland, N.Y
Hamilton
Ohio
Jos. Falcom, JR
Smith Street
Hamilton, Ohio
St. Louis
Lydia
Pinkham
Julius Harr- Many
W.dodier Stitt
Louis
Parochial Society Valentine Party Planned
The Christchurch Parochial Society ladies plan a Valentine party for February 18 at the parish house. Admission is free. Pancakes and coffee, ice cream and cake will be served since the date falls on Shrove Tuesday. Valents, fancy articles, and cake will be sold. Entertainment and dancing begin at 8 p.m. Committee heads include Mrs Charles Lovell and Mrs Douis Weildlich with Miss Ila Jackson, Mrs Frank Patterson, Mrs David Rhoades and Mrs Adelaide Gunther in charge of various tables.
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Strateird
Ladies of Christchurch Parocchial Society
Shrova
Gale
Charles Lovell
Douis Weildlich
Frank Patterson
Illa Jackson
David Rhoades
Adelaide Gunther
Fairfield Club Talk By Bridgeport Man
Wallace M. Bayliss of Booth Bayliss Commercial School in Bridgeport spoke at the Fairfield Lunch Club meeting today at noon. He discussed current events and the Ruhr question, remarking that the French use more forceful means of obtaining coal than Americans. The dinner was served before the talk and business proceeded. the meeting was well attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Mairfeld
Wallace M. Bayliss
Booth & Bayliss Commercial School
Bridgeport
NUSSENFELD HOME RANSACKED BY THIEVES NEAR BEechwood AVE
Thieves smashed the front door glass at J. Nussenfeld's home 470 Beechwood Avenue and pried open a lock to enter. A quantity of jewelry was reported stolen to police after the break in yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Nussenfeld
Beechwood Avenue
Theleves
Local Socials and Notices Parade Through Bridgeport
Community personals report whist and pinochle events at Blessed Sacrament and Italian Woman's Council gatherings. Upcoming PTA meetings, engagements, and weddings are noted along with Harborside visits and a Bridgeport High School athlete heading to George Washington University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Randolph
Charles ‘Randolph
Arctic Street
Bridgeport High School
Washington
George Washington University
Elwood
D A R Chapter Picks Delegates to Conventions
Watrianld Feb 6 Special Delegates chosen for the national D A R convention in Washington the week of April 19 and for the state Bristol meeting March 9 and 10 Mementoes from Miss Nellie Wheeler shown during session including ivory items ornaments jewelry and embroidery Regent Mrs F A Burr and others named as delegates for the national and state gatherings.
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Watriinld
Washington
Bristol
Dennie Burr Shapter
India
Nellie Wheeler
Wheeler
F. A. Burr
Loretta B. Perry
Thomas Lashar
Annie B. Jennings
Elizabeth Goodsell
Wace Burr
Herbert Beers
A. Ju. Riker
John Reyburn
B. Nichols
William B. Glover
Eliza Perry
Ll. B. Perry
W. C.burr
Shake Old Thing Hand Shaped Radish Surprises Califor
A Los Angeles reader reports a Klodike radish grown in the famous California climate forming an almost perfect hand and wrist shape. The curious vegetable mirrors human anatomy and prompts amused reaction from the shard of sunlit days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
California
Crayon Wizard 10 Entertain Club Members Today
Pitt Parker the crayon wizard and entertainer will demonstrate his artworks this afternoon at 3 30 before Bridgeport Art League members at Universalist church Fairfield avenue. Parker plans to attend and this lecture is part of the league's series. A Colonial Tea with costumes is scheduled for February 26 at the club house on Clinton avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitt Parker
Bridgeport Art League
Universalist
Fairfield Avenue
Parker
Bridgeport
Art League
Clinton Avenue
Woman's Guild Meeting At St Pauls Episcopal Church
Pairfield dated notice says the Woman's Guild of St Pauls Episcopal Church will meet tomorrow after the regular business session. Refreshments will be served.
Children of Mary to Present Comedy Tonight at St Charles
The Children of Mary sodality at St. Charles church Pembroke Street present The Revolt a one act comedy by Ellis Parker Butler tonight in John s hall dancing follows the entertainment cast includes Grandma Gregg May Brannick Pauline Catherine Braunick Susan Jane Jones Elizabeth Browne Kate Grace Bell Josephine Flynn Josephine May Ella McQueeney Mariée Queeney May Martha Rouge Mary Lyons Julia Higgins James Lee sings committee in charge Charlot Waters May Brannick Elizabeth Browne Florence Mullins Irene Stanley Veronica Moran Hannah White Beatrice White Beatrice Burns Rose Daley May Strassburger Eileen O Conner Loret Coutlin advertisement included
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Parker Butler
Children of Mary Sodality
St. Charles
John's Hall
Pembroke Street
Hag
Ella McQueeney
MariéeQueeney
May Marth Rouge
Mary Lyons
Julia
Higgins
James Lee
Charlot ‘Waters
May Brannick
E Elizabet Browne
Florence Mullins
Irene
Stanley
Veronica Moran
Hannah White
Beatrice White
Beatrice Burns
Rose Daley
May Strassburger
Eileen O'Conner
Loret Coutlin
Wiss Scissors and Shears Demonstration at Nation Counter
Demonstration showcases American made scissors and shears with superfine steel blades. A wide range includes Bent Trimmers, Barbers' and Ladies' Scissors, Jointless, Buttonhole, Pocket, Nail and Pedicure scissors with prices from 85 cents to 2.05 dollars. Nation Counter Main floor north.
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Nation Counter
Sig Knit Ring Yarns Exhibit for Summer Sweaters
Sig Knit Ring and Indian Wool Yarns offer a complete color line at 39 cts a ball. Visit the main floor north to examine designs and colors that may inspire a sweater. A circular with instructions is available.
Coat Dresses Arrive In Navy Black And Biscuit Shade
Early spring coats and dresses offered in navy, black and biscuit tones with braided embroidered and plain styles. Retail prices shown as 29.50 and 39.50.
Laces for Blouses or Dresses in Spanish All-Over design
An advertisement lists repousse Spanish all-over lace in black Fallon and Tarragon colors. Priced at 3.50 for New Black Spanish All-Over and 2.50 for trimming section, on the main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallon
Tarragon
Colored Linens for Towels
Good weight linen in attractive shades fast selvage eighteen inches wide In Copenhagen blue gold rose lavender and white With threads drawn a line of Italian hemstitching or a row of lazy daisy flowers the towel is a dainty item and easy to make One yard of linen will make a towel 69 cts a yard Linen Section Third floor
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Copenhagen
Cts
Beauty Counsellor at Helena Rubinstein This Week
Patrons may consult Mme Rubinstein’s specialist all week for personalized beauty advice. Questions answered cheerfully with suitable preparations suggested. Location noted as main floor front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Rubinstein
Mme, Rubinstein
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Chicago
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Connecticut College For Women
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Lady Germania Singing Society
Janet Ottldy
Visiting Nurse Association
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Baucle
East Main Street
Fifth District Democratic Club
Wood Avenue
William Jackson
Michael Z. Small
Sigurd Carlson
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74 Hill Street
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