Lodge Celebrates 51st Anniversary of Organization
Freundschaft Rebekah lodge observed the 51st anniversary Tuesday night at 164 State Street lodge rooms. A brief business meeting led by N. G. Mrs. Elizabeth Meyer. A minstrel show by German Reformed church youths featured Henry Kluster as interlocutor and end men Harold Davis Hernan Weimer Ernest Davis and Jon Bisheff. Vocal solos by several performers, piano and violin pieces, and readings followed. About 2090 members and guests attended a supper after the program. Committee chair Mrs. Lena Koestner and listed women served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freundschaft Rebekah Lodge
Ths
State Street
Elizabeth Meyer
N. G
German Reformed Church
Henry Kluster
Harold Davis
Hernan Weimer
Ernest Davis
Jon Bisheff
Barbera Kausler
Mise Marie Metz
Mirs
Catherine Lammerhart
Margaret Baum
Nellie Knahblin
Louise Foerenbach
Women Bible class members host Valentine social
Seven members of the Women’s Bible class at the United Church, also part of the Bridgeport Business and Professional Women, hosted a Tuesday evening social for about 36 guests at the club house on Park Avenue. Hostesses included Mrs. Clarence Anderson and Miss Franvey Hawley. The event featured vocal selections by Mrs. Catherine Henkel, readings by Mrs. J. F. Holton, a talk by Nina Pospulova on Russian education, and heart shaped ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuited Church
Bridgeport
Catherine Henkel
J.f. Holton
Misa Nina Pospulova
The
International Institute
Holy Cross Society Entertainment at Seaside Institute
Holy Cross Society of Sacred Heart church met Tuesday night at Seaside Institute for an entertainment and social event. Willan Walsh played piano, William Dubbe P J Sheehan and William Cole sang, Thomas Powers played harmonica, William Nay gave recitations, and Rev James Kittian spoke briefly. Plans were discussed for future activities including ball teams and other athletics, with a Pinochle tournament likely next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Crees Society of Sacred Heart Church
Seaside Institute
Willan Walsh
William Dubbe
P. J. Sheehan
Wiliam Cole
Thomas Powers
William Nay
James Kittian
Pageant hosts speaker at Contemporary Club meeting
Justice George W Wheeler of 115 Tark Avenue will host the Contemporary Club’s next meeting on February 20 with Flarry A Wranek author of Vagabond Journey Through changing Germany as speaker. March 20 features John Cowher Powys noted novelist and lecturer. Also notes on Mrs Janac Birdseye returning from Gramatan Hotel with Dr Constance Stokes, Miss Virginia Richardson at Smith College Rally Day preparations, W C U meetings, and social events at Brooklawn and related clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Wheeler
Tark Avenue
Contemporary Club
Flarry A. Wranek
Germany
The
Law
John Cowher Powys
Oxford
Cambridge
Virginia Richardson
John McLaren Richardson
Norman Street
Smith College
J. M. Greene
Richardson
Adelaide Brings Tea as Fog Lingers at Lear Home
Evelyn records Adelaide's visit for tea amid persistent fog and exchanges about music, bread, piano, and domestic life. They discuss Ampico piano readings, Chopin nocturnes, and the comfort of White Rose bread. The women plan future home details, grocery notes, and a shared hope for clearer days.
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Lear Evelyn
Adelaide
J. OM. Luna
Leidle
Lunes
Lund’s
Adelside
Walt
Leo Ornstell
Ornstein
Nightingale
Alfred Fox
Ampico
Farewell Party for Field Agent of Travelers Co
Palme, field assistant of the Travelers Insurance Co, at Bridgeport, was honored with a farewell party by the Travelers Insurance club at Champ's Farm in Black Rock. About 190 attended a Valentine themed event. co workers presented him an expensive traveling bag. Speakers and officers, including WW. D. Borus as president and D. F B. Saltman as vice president, led the event with a Pap committee of J L Hines and others coordinating the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. D. Borus
D. F B. Saltman
C. Paul Johnson
J. R. Peterson
Pap
J. L. Hines
Edward Brundage
Carlin F. Lakey
Nicholas Staub
W. J Fitzpatrick
St Patrick's Fair Opens At Armory This Weekend
St Patrick's parish has prepared a bazaar at the Armory to benefit the church. It runs Saturday night through Monday and Tuesday with an entertainment program each evening and dancing after. Committees under Thomas J Connor lead the preparations, booths will line the floor with attractively decorated displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parish
Armory
Thomas J. Connor
Miss Gerrish to Sing at Madison Meeting Friday
A Madison school Parent Teacher Association meeting features Miss Gerrish and Esthor Gerrish in a musical program. Henry Lutzel directs with the Matrixan school ensemble and Dorothy Wheeler performing two violin solos. A second social for YWCA club girls is planned for February 20 at Miss Sterling’s North avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison School Parent Teacher Association
Ilenry Jlutzel
Hlutzel
Matrixan
Dorothy Wheeler
Esthor Gerrish
Y. W.C. A. Club
Ethel Sterling
North Avenue
Guests of Honor Given Boudoir Lamps at Party
Mrs Stepensky and Mrs Greenspun hosted a guest honors party at the Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum on Lafayette Street in honor of Mrs Ichentuian and Mrs William Greenspun. Mrs Shnetman, president, and Mrs Cirvenspun, vice president, presided as boudoir lamps were presented to the honorees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrs. Stepensky
Steir Mes
Jtabinusitch
Ichnetuian
Paire Field Avenue
William Greenspun
Drew Place
Bridgeport Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Lafayette Street
Shnetman
Hig Organization
Cirvenspun
Greengrun
Red Men to Trail to Fairfield Tribe Visit
The Red Men will travel to Fairfield to visit the tribe at its wigwam in the Newfield building Tuesday night. Members are expected to attend. officers led by Charles Peck will pay an official visit to the lodge on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Konshapetamendy Teihe
Newfield
Ual Tosto
Union Tribefield
Rand
Stae
Charles Peck
Jodge
Births and marriages noted for local residents
Births announce Nicholas and Helen Palko at 238 Osborne Street a boy born February 9. Marriages list Far Young age 26 of 839 Muto et Qed Mary Walsh age 21 of 270 eau Nagy. 28 9 Pairfield and Z Kekete age 19 of 48 Doost wheke i av emus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas and
Helen Palko
Osborne Street
Won
Far Young
Muto Et
Mary Walsh
Pairfield
Z Kekete
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Janac W. Birdseye
Fairfield Avenue
Gramatan
Hrowsville
N. WY
Constance Stokes
Teeseye
Lbert Street
Frances Wilhard
Ague Onsen
Trinity Church
Washington Avenue
Troy ” King
Frederick i King
B. I. Hart
S. Schwartz
Nolie Avenue
Ing Bridge
Atraald Livehurgh
Brookliwn Avenue
Doni
MM i Smith
Frank Carlishe Hunter
Charles Crispell
Lman
Har
Mildred Ligeburgh
Charles Cyrus
Ets
Willian
M. Paxton
Province
Pogue
Imlicyt
New Cangon
Wilmot F. Wheeler
Southport
Henrietta Rishon
J. Walker Hill
Donald S. Page
Waterhouse
Elizabeth Lee
Charles Bitzer
Wat
Alfred Rishon
Harry Walker
Alzonquinys Rae
Nathan Guuke
Franslin
J. Webster Walker
Wonen
Brooklawn
North
J.B. Wlubbard
Spenter
Prp
M.x Moorgan
F. M. Hayes
Hawley
R.v. Joseph Stagg
Gludlebrook
Nathan Cook
Franklin, Va
J. Wobaler
Walker
Machs Muir Smith
F Rig
Ray
Harold C. Rood
Rhode Sharpe
Marjorie Smith
W. Lee Weadon
A. M. Ter
C.F. Lewis
T. R. Davis
Uramore
R. A. Loci
Miss Marton Thorne
Angus P. Thorne
Delia S. Foster
Carl Foster
Missionary Department
Women’s League of the
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Foster
Elizabeth Foster
Natalie
Valley Road
Tollsume Hill Road
Flora Lyons
Lotta Thom
Frunieiahely
Valenstine
Beau’s
Beastie the
Usu
Jack
Harold
OF Travelers CO
Gerrish
Madison
Miss Esther Cerbish
Fairfield Tribe
Cuthura
Ake
Mre
R. H. Cross
Séneca Parkway
Rochester
N. Y
Eg Cafeteria
Clerta Way Sa
Stratfield
Pas Fayatta
Lusch “Abstitutes
Lincoln
Abraham
Irving Bacheller
Abraham Lincoln
Lin
Knox
Pinkham
Mra. T. A. Sal
Depot Street
Tennessee
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