Calvary Church Le wten Supper Tonight
Calvary Episcopal church opens its annual Lenten suppers tonight from 5 to 7 at the parish house on Summit Street. Mrs. Charles Wyllie presides, with hostesses Mrs. A B Reynolds Mrs Catherine Taylor and Mrs R G Toucey guiding volunteers for the season.
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Charles Wyllie
Calvary Episcopal Church
Summit Street
A. B. Reynolds
Catherine Taylor
R. CG. Toucey
William Crosley
Frank Boynton
Harry Bennett
A. Russell Cone
J. Conklin
GC Cole
Wr. Denworth
Howard C. Dunbar
Nellie Egbert
Milford Judge J D Brown Reported Improving At Hospital
New Haven February 18 Judge J D Brown Milford town court who has been in St Raphaels hospital since Saturday suffering from a nasa hemorrhage was reported improved at the hospital today
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New Haven
J. D. Brown
Milford
St. Raphaels Hospital
Junior class of City Normal to stage two plays
Members of the Junior class at City Normal will begin rehearsals next week for two comedies to be presented after Master The Mouse Trap and Aunt Deborah s First Luncheon. Committees list Spinning Whitworth Elbert Hickey as play committee with Reilly Lehaney McGovern Stone as business team. Helen Cavanaugh leads stage management with Nolting Forestell Phoenix Wills Kearns Schrade assisting. Edna B. Smith praised the girls and offered coaching at yesterday s meeting.
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City Normal School
Deborah
Eltizabeth Spinning
Natalie Whitworth
Katherine Elbert
Loretta Hickey
Lilian Reilly
Marjorie Lehaney
Mary McGovern
Genevieve Stone
Helen Cavanaugh
Edith Nolting
Claire Forestell
Amy Phoenix
Harriet Wills
Helen Kearns
Corinne Schrade
Edna B. Smith
Fashion's Forecast pattern for a child's frock
Two piece pattern for a simple young girls frock in sizes 8 10 12 and 14 years. Requires about 1 1/2 yards of 36 inch fabric. crepe de chine or soft wash fabric recommended. Pattern mailed for 16 cents. pattern department Bridgeport Telegram. If not received in five days call Barnum 610¢.
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Pattern Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
Community personals and club events listed in Bridgeport notice
Various local events today and tomorrow include lectures by Dr William Horace Day on Ancient Temples of the World at United church at 7 45 tonight followed by Ash Wednesday devotional service. Jewish Welfare bureau meeting at Park avenue temple vestry. Connecticut Life Underwriters meeting in New Haven today. Semper Fidelis club Valentine party at Second Baptist church tomorrow night. Janet Ottley talks at Mothers' club Park Street Congregational church this afternoon. Lincoln circle sewing meeting at Mrs Mabe Fogo residence. VFW post 145 whist and pinochle party at State street club rooms. Woman's guild serves Friday supper at St Luke's parish house. Myrtle sewing circle meets at 764 Norman street this afternoon. Charity Rebekah Lodge card party at 11319 Broad Street tomorrow afternoon. Woman's League Park Street Congregational Church assembly tomorrow at 3 with discussion on India's opportunities led by Mrs William B Boardman.
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William Horace Day
United Church
Woman's Guild of
St. Luke's Church
Myrtle Sewing Circle
F. Frederickson
Norman Street
Charity
Rebekah Lodge No
Broad Street
Bula Greenbaum
C Williams
D. van Tassel
L. Lockwood
Woman's League of the
Park Street
India
Wiliam B. Boardman
Party Honoring Miss Dorothy Jelf At Home
Mrs. Arthur H. Jelf of 218 Carroll avenue entertained recently in honor of her daughter Dorothy V Jelfs graduation from Bridgeport High School. Games and dancing followed a buffet luncheon with guests including Margaret Atherton Martha Cameron Veronica Donohue Eleanor Fullen Helen Roger Helen McManus Robert Clabby Kenneth Clabby Arthurie Edward Fullen and William Scott.
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Arthur H. Jelf
Carroll Avenue
Bridgeport High School
Dorothy V. Jelf
Margaret Atherton
Martha Cameron
Veronica Donohue
Eleanor Fullen
Helen Roger
Helen McManus
Robert Clabby
Kenneth Clabby
Arthur Ie Edward Fullen
William Cott
Musical Comedy Presented by Bridgeport High School Club
B H 5 Players Club 10 presents The Hermit of Hawaii a two act musical comedy with 75 cast and chorus from Bridgeport High School in cooperation with a 22 piece orchestra at the high school auditorium Thursday and Friday under Mrs Sara Sherman Pryor and Alvin Breul The scene in Hawaii before American occupation features a Hawaii law and romantic tangles with a large ensemble and chemistry department involvement.
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Hawaii
Bridgeport High School
Sara Sherman Pryor
Alvin C. Breul
Jesse Beans
Lyon Terrace
Chemistry Department
Princess Kila—ni
Dorothy Polakewich
Jeanne Houghton
Tata
Virginia Richardson
Prince of
Men of St Luke's church stage novelty minstrel show
Members of the Men’s club at St. Luke’s church presented a novelty minstrel show in the parish house at Wilmot and Connecticut avenues. The production featured expanded stage facilities, new curtain, improved lighting, and a cast led by Eva Waterworth and William Callender with supporting performers and musical numbers.
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St. Luke's Church
Wilmot
Connecticut Avenues
William Holden
George Alderson
Myrtte Roebecker
Eva Waterworth
Mandy
William Callender
Sambo
Mr. Weaver
Barbara Weaver
Grace Jepson
Janet Weaver
Alice Marsden
Musicai Archers
Little Red School House
Fred Williams
Charles Hardwick
Frank Williams
Chriss Briggs
Garden of Hoses
Sam
Valentine Day Custom Traced to Ancient Times
The custom of sending Valentines dates back at least two centuries and perhaps to antediluvian days. St. Valentine, a bishop martyred under Claudius II or Aurelian in 271 A D on February 14, is linked to the day. One theory says birds begin mating then, inspiring lovers to exchange notes. Another tale ties it to the Roman Feast of Lupercalia observed in some areas.
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St. Valentine
Claudius II
Roma
Aurelian
Wingland
Europe
Asia Minor
Concert by Combined Societies at Casino March 7
The combined societies of St. Peter's church will stage a concert under F. T. Langenham at the Casino on March 7. Plans aim to make it one of the citys biggest events with professional and semi professional acts making Bridgeport debuts. Committees from Holy Name, Children of Mary, and Holy Rosary meet Thursday night to finalize details.
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St. Peter's Church
F. T. Langenham
Bridgeport
Holy Name Society
Children of Mary
Holy Rosary Society
Howard Avenue
Valentine Party Planned by Y. W. C. A. Branch
The Phyllis Wheatley branch of the Y W C A hosts a Valentine party with Girl Reserves an open house by NAACP members tonight. The branch Athletic association holds a Valentine party tomorrow at 8. A National apron bazaar runs Feb 28. Miss Mary E Witt discusses Sunday school lessons next Sunday for teachers and others.
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Athletic Association of the Branch
Mary E. Witt
Shoe prices cut during floor sale at main street
Pairs priced from 8 to 11 and 1134 to 2 dollars, five dollars per pair less than usual as new shoes debut. Main floor display indicates a limited sale offering lower prices while stocks last.
Claims Board Meeting Set for Thursday at City Hall
The Claims Committee will meet Thursday night in City Hall at 7 30 o'clock. The session aims to review pending claims and set future actions.
NAACP Set For Informal Meeting At Y W C A
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will host an informal meeting at the Phyllis Wheatley branch of the Y W C A located at 60 Beach Street tonight at 8 o clock. Mrs William Bingham will speak on What the N A A C P Meango to Me. Mrs Lina Mitchell will discuss Advertising and Its Value to an Organization, and William Hatchett will read extracts from the...
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Phyllis Wheatley
M. E Morgan
Lexington Avenue
National Association For the ‘Advancement of Colored People
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Beach Street
William Bingham
Brunswick Phonographs Unpacked Show New Console Models
Several new Brunswick phonographs have just been unpacked and are open for inspection. They are mainly in a tidy mahogany shade and include the latest features. A notable Chippendale model in light and dark walnut console style comes with an attached electric motor.
Furniture Ad Highlights York Stratford And More
Classified listing promotes upright style York and Stratford furniture in dark mahogany with prices from 150 to 450 dollars. Also advertises Queen Anne and No 210 No 212 varieties in red or dark mahogany or walnut. Mentions record cleaners and basement odd window shades with duplex fixtures and upholstery options priced at 1.25 dollars per item.
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York
Picture Gallery Arranges Imported Works with Polychrome Frames
A gallery lists imported pictures including French subjects with burnished gold corners. Canal Scene priced at 18 dollars 50 cents. The Breton Pines at 15 dollars. A pair of pen point sketches titled Summer and Winter in oval Polychrome frames.
Annual association musical program to be presented
The annual report of the association musical program will be given. Refreshments will be served by committee members R. H. Farrar, William Hatchett, Ernest Mitchell, William Tively, and Edwin T. Mavritte.
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Association
R. H. Farrar
William Hatchett
Ernest. Mitchell
William Tively
Edwin T. Mavritte
Attorney Bernstein Initiated at Moose Lodge Initiation
Attorney Lewis M. Bernstein, editor of the American Red Man, was initiated into Bridgeport Lodge No. 289 Loyal Order of Moose with other candidates. After the initiation ceremonies, Bernstein spoke to the lodge on “Fraternalism.”
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Pape
Bridgeport Lodgte
Loyal Order of Moose
Bernstein
Silk Hosiery Ad Promotes Humming Bird Silks
Silk hosiery offers two good numbers for a high class silk stock ing in six shades including medium gray beige African brown Cordovan chow and black. Every pair guaranteed bearing the Nomend Motto with stated satisfaction. Made with risle garter tops. Humming Bird Silks shaped to fit in black navy Cordovan and gray priced at 1.50 per pair.
Vests and Step-ins in Cotton Fabrics
Vests of Plisse, batiste and Seco silk with hem stitched edges or narrow laces at the top. Ami French vests with buttonholed tops and light embroidery, Step-ins to match in similar materials with Val lace edgings hemstitching or scalloping. Some cross-barred muslin in flesh color finished plain.
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Plisse
Batiste
Seco
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