Stratford Girls Marry Local Men In Double Wedding
A double marriage ceremony was performed at St James KR church in Stratford by Rev M J O'Conner. Sarah Powe and Samuel Buckley wed, and Lilian Powe and John C Soren sen wed, with sisters the brides both from Nichols avenue Stratford. Grooms are Bridgeport residents. couples acted as sponsors for each other amid festive church decorations and special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
M- J. O'Conner
St. James KR
Staitford
Sarah Powe
Samuel Buckley
Lilian Powe
John C. Sorensen
Nichols Avenue
Bridgeport Young Mhd
Armunis
Informal Dance At Community House Attracts Members
The Catholic Community House held an informal dance for all members and associated council members. Decorations reflected St Valentine’s Day. Marion Forestelie chaired the organizing committee with assistants including Katherine McPioy Elizabeth Crehan Arline LaHall Anna Cain Ann Jeanne Nelrose Galligan Marion Colgan Jillian Drew Lauretta Dailey.
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Phil
Marion Forestelie
Katherine McPioy
Elizabeth Crehan
Arline LaHall
Anna Cain
Anns Jeanne
Nelrose Galligan
Marion Colgan
Jillian Drew
Lauretta
City Normal Graduates Valentine Dance 1922
City Normal graduates held a Valentine dance in the Junior High auditorium last night. The decorated hall featured hundreds of red hearts. Many teachers among the class now work in schools elsewhere, with Loretta Lenihan leading the social and publicity committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma School
Loretta Lenihan
Lenihan
Anna McGrath
Ananciet Ny
Tvannes Carroll
Anna McClore
Hospital Club Benefit Card Party Supports Tuberculosis Service
Proceeds from a large card party hosted by the Hospital Club yesterday afternoon at the Liberty Building benefit tubercular ex service men cared for by Alling town hospital. Women of the Business and Professional Women's club organized meals music and treats. funds assist their work. Mrs. C. J. Crosby chaired with Mrs. Bernard Stratton as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allingtown Hospital
Liberty Building
Allingtony Wand
C. J. Crosby
Bernard Stratton
Excellent program at Club MusicaIe by Wednesday group
Yesterday afternoon the Wednesday afternoon Musical club presented a varied program at Mrs Frederick Silliman’s Brooklawn avenue home. Vocal and instrumental solos showcased talent gathered by Mrs Philip W Bill with praise for all performers including Mrs Toward Speer Mrs George Ho and several others.
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Frederick Silliman
Brooklawn Avenue
Philip W. Bill
Toward Speer
George Ho
Matthew S. Caplan
Joseph Lederer
Kathleen Keifer
George Taylor
Edith Prongman
W. WN. Northcott
Frederick Auanor Card
Harriet Burrows Russ Turazifin
Dwight Got, Hall
Clayton
Local club notices from churches and gatherings
The Ladies Aid of German Reformed church meets this afternoon in Chapel street parlors with refreshments by Mrs. Jackson aug and others. Lee Methodist in Sport Will serves supper tomorrow night 6 to o’clock. Mac Swiney council plans a Valentine masquerade at Moose hall next Tuesday. Woman's League of First Presbyterian meets this afternoon. Mrs. Pike to sing. Mrs. Whornbury to lead. Mrs. Larrimer from Pittsburgh to speak on Freedman work. St Paul’s Sewing circle meets tonight to finalize plans for card party tomorrow night in church basement. Evening branch of St George’s rector’s guild hosts a card party tomorrow at Beechwood parish house with luncheon. reservations through Mrs. Barrow or Mrs. Be fecor. Mary Beardsley society hears from Mrs. Coogi at Olivet for trip abroad tomorrow afternoon. Madison school Parent Teacher Association hosts whist and piñanochio Monday night. welfare focus, refreshments and dancing. American Legion Stratford Post Ladies auxiliary hold a food sale tomorrow afternoon in Sterling Memorial building. White Shrine auxiliary meeting postponed due to sickness. Medium brown mate ad ends.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the
German Reformed Church
Chapel Street
Charles Jackson
Willian Aug
George Dancer
Louis Hitt
Woman's League of the
First Presbyterian Church
St. Paul’s Faitheran
Tharriet Street
Je W Kiecin
Harriet Street
Rector’s Guild of
St. George’s Church
Beechwood Avenue
Irred Barrow
Barnum
Madison School
Paris
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Stratford Post
Sterling Memorial Building
Plans Completed for Abraham Lodge Ball Saturday
The Abraham Lodge No 1 BBA executive committee finished the night program and details for the 68th annual dinner at Startfield ballroom on Saturday night. Record turnout is expected from reservations, with guests from all East sections. Harry Greenstein, committee chairman, said a very elaborate and entertaining program is planned.
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Abraham Lodge
LO. B.B. As
Startfield
Harry Greenstein
Surprise Shower Honors Elizabeth Terpening Bride-To-Be
Many guests attend a surprise shower for Miss Elizabeth Terpening, soon to wed Joseph M. Deegan. A red color scheme, piano music by Cecilia Valcour, and generous gifts of glass, silver, and linen marked the event. Attendees included Pauline Paddock, Miss Edgelill, Cora Sykes, Gratchiott, Rosalie Church, Catherine Gallagher, Margaret Seymour, and many Westons, Dunns, and Kendalls.
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Arthur Donnwee
Mlizabeth Terpening
Joseph M. ‘Devgan
Cecilia Valcour
Pauline Paddock
M. Alice Edgelill
Cora Sykes
Gratchiott
Rosalie Church
Catherine Gallagher
Margaret Seymour
Atte
O'Neil
Mac Kennety
Elinore Laulor
Elizabeth Charoey
Alice Prémberrast
Margaret Gannon
Roth Beach
Ima Beach
Gertrude Weston
Ellisbeth
T. Weston
William Weston
Frank Dunn
Julius Miller
Shirler Miller
John Kennedy
Mise Dorothy Kennedy
Elizabeth Dunn
Arthur Dunn
Joseph Deegan
Harald Weston
William Brown
Herbert Hart
Joseph Weston
Kenneth Weston
Raymond Weston
Leroy Dunn
Y W Colored Branch Apron Bazaar Planned
The Y W C A colored branch hosts an apron bazaar and weekly activities at Phyllis Wheatley branch. Mrs Mary E K Witt vies head the colored work committee as lessons, spelling, writing and reading classes, and crafts like millinery, needlework, dressmaking and basketry are offered on Tuesdays.
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Phyllis Wheatley
Mary EK. Witt Vies
Vr. W. G
Wataar
Acles
Minstrel Show by St Luke's Church Men’s Club
The St Luke's church Men’s Club plans a novelty minstrel show in the parish house at Wilmot and Connecticut avenues Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. William Holden leads as general director with Miss Myrtle Roebecker as musical director. Cast includes Miss A Marsden, Miss Grace Jepsen, W Calender, Mrs J Waterworth, Williams, Hardwick, Frank Williams, and others.
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St. Luke's Church
Wilmot
Connecticut Avenues
William Holden
Mise Myrtle Roebecker
A. Marsden
Grace Jepsen
W. Calender
J. Waterworth
Williams
C., Hardwick
Frank Williams
W. Wright
C. Briggs
A.tekrath
Democratic Club to Stage Pre-Lenten Dance Friday
The Third District Democratic club will host a stag dance Friday at the Farm. An entertainment committee led by Louis Stankevitch plans the program with members Miss Mas EF Brown Mrs I C Kelly Mrs Joseph Hlencher Jeremy Arnold and James Lucas assisting.
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Third District
Democratic Club
Louis Stankevitch
Mas EF. Brown
I. C. Kelly
Josph Hlencher
Jeremy Arnold
James Lucas
Fashioned Garments Advertised With Varied Fabrics
Nationally advertised lines of garments boast merits and guaranteed quality. Coats, wraps, capes, and wraps use Gerona Cloth, Marvella, Lustrosa and short pile fabrics. Outdoor sports apparel will surge in demand with Knit Silk and Mohair Jerseys in bird and flower colorings. Suits offer two or three piece options with pony jackets and jacquette styles. Waist effects echo Persian and Egyptian designs. Robings from King Tutankhamen influence modern trims in Twisted Cord Picotine and Tricotine.
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Gerona
Tutan-Khamen
Remnant Linoleum Sale on Fourth Floor
Remnant sale offers small linoleum pieces in blue tan and blue white tile patterns suitable for halls bathrooms and pantries. All remnants closed out at 65 cents per square yard. Sample linoleum squares priced at 50 cents each. Fourth floor.
Donegal Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs Offered
A special table showcases a new line of white Donegal handkerchiefs with embroidery. Priced at 25 cents, the item invites buyers to stock up for future use and suggests appeal for school girls as well.
Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy Promoted By Pittsburgh Mother
A Pittsburgh mother testifies that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased nervous fatigue during pregnancy and aided recovery after childbirth. She notes usefulness in treating weak, run-down conditions and encourages others to try the tonic for maternal support.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pittsburgh
Wat. Klinge
Plymouth S
Pitttsburgh
New Envelope Style Handbags and Belts Preview
Handbags feature leather handles in black or brown with various grain patterns. Belts pair with sweaters. Available in dull black or patent leather in brown gray or navy. 29 cts. Main floor front.
New March Designer includes Sandburg Rootabaga story
The Designer for March features a new Rootabaga tale by Carl Sandburg with quaint Lawson illustrations. It also offers two pages of household hints, a Lent dessert list, and fashion items. Subscriptions at Pattern Counter cost 90 cents per year. Third floor.
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Carl Sandburg
Robert Lawson
Linen towels offered in Copenhagen blue and shades
Advert explains good weight linen sold by the yard for towels. Linen is eighteen inches wide with fast set age and decorative hemstitching or lazy daisy flowers. Colors include Copenhagen blue gold rose lavender and white. One yard costs 69 cents per year.
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Copenhagen
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City Normal
Hospital Club
van Dyk
Duchess
Jersey
James van Dyk CU
Main Street
Stratfield Hotel
Ockersacill
Wach
Trea
Hopfel Mushroom Plantation
Sed Avenue
New York City
Ampee
Hazel Bowen
Miami Univer
Oxford
K Hardier
Club Musicale
the Lee Methodist Church of Sport
Mac-Swiney Council
Moose Hall
State Street
St. George's Church
Parker
F. J. Coogi
Mary Beardsley Society of
White Shrine
Abraham
Y. W. Colored Branch
Church Men’s Club
House of Read
Irene Castle
House of Youth
Shagmoor
Hese
Mat, Floee
Main Flaor
Che Dry Read Co
Chevy
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