Sisterhood Marks Tenth Birthday Luncheon At Temple
The Sisterhood of the Pa Ava ne mois part of the National Federation held its tenth anniversary luncheon in the temple vestry rooms Tuesday with 6% attendees. Founded over 20 years ago by Mrs. Bernard Wielm, the group supports philanthropic work and funds a scholarship for trades and schooling. Richard Stern, longtime leader during founding days, spoke of heroines’ character. Mrs. Jacob ByEein recalled early efforts. Mrs. I. F. Salabes presided with Richard Onrel as chair.
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Temple Terhoods
Tadtesaritabie Society
Bernard Wielm
Nide
Miss Stockwell to Give Recital in New York
Miss Stockwell renowned violinist to perform with pianist Paul Jelenek at her studio in the Metropolitan Opera Hall building on Sunday afternoon February 20 at 9 30 o clock. Friends plan to attend the concert alongside Miss Minnie Silver, a student musician from the city.
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Jean A. Stockwell
Paul Jelenek
Pizchist
Metropatlian Opera Hall
Miss Stockwell
Minnie Silverone
New York
Mrs Lashar Opens Home for Old Charitable Tea
Bridgeport Ladies' Charitable society will host its annual tea at Mrs Walter Lashar's home 697 Chinten avenue. The event supports clothing, groceries, and funds for distressed cases as volunteers in Amelia Lea's charge, with Warner, Larman, Sitch, and Sumner Simpson presiding. A musical program and spring flowers will accompany the event from 4 to 6 p.m.
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Valentino
Bridgeport Ladies’ Charitable Society
Walter
Lashar
Chinten Avenue
Amelia Lea
Ver Warner
Abs
Ste Larman
Elizat Sitch
Sumner Simpson
Lange
Women’s G. O. P. Club Honors Mrs. Harding
Mrs Warren G Harding today became an honorary member of the newly formed Women’s National Republican club here To a telegram announcing her acceptance the president elect said she was proud to join an organization he believed would help promote citizenship service and party work He noted women citizens will be able to influence affiliation with continued interest in party building and reform efforts
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Side York
Wareren G. Harding
Women's National Republican Club
Frit
Madame Vera
Boncilla
Edith
Lane
Chocoates
Lil Carl
Washington
Marion $. Donaldson
Bridgesort Savings Bank
Weather report from Capitol Washington Feb 16
A weather summary notes clear conditions in Capitol Washington with a thermometer on Pennsylvania Avenue at three o'clock showing 75 degrees. The day featured a mild February high with many readings recorded.
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Toda
Pennsylvana Avenue
Natalie the nondacial designer and a debut of a new dress
Natalie, a frugal New York designer, offers alterations and new creations for wardrobes. Readers are invited to contact C. H. Bush at 186 Beach Street, Noble 135, to discuss sewing and upcoming fashion tours and local purchases.
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New York
C. H. Bush
Beach Street
Noble 135
Barnum Avenue
Woman Suffrage Leader Declares Resolve At Convention
Miss Altice Paul opening the National Women's party convention, says the battle for freedom is not over and the organization must decide whether to disband or redirect its energy. District official Miss Boardman urges women to serve the state, while Mrs. Lewis presents financial disclosures.
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Washington
Altice Paul
National Women's Party
Paul
Lhng
Mahel Boardman
Conniesioner
District of Columbia
Lawrence Lewis
Philadelphia
Winter social notes outline many local plans
Persona Emma Renvhes in Florida warm spell with Arthur Yarhbrough party. Amelia Beardsley hosts Contemporary Club. Edwin Schoenmaker to speak on Rissa Creator and Design. G Levi ill at Laurel, prayers for surgery. Miss Pricilla Cumwell returns from vacation. Mrs Cigine’s friend ill. Joseph Cigine Sr mourns illness. Andrew P Farrell travels from Yale to Pittsburgh. Michelan Phelan returns from Fenlington NY. Bridgeport chapter hostess today at 0 with Miss Judy Gorriffrey current events. Mrs Lafayette hosts English Literary meeting tomorrow at 10 through California and Ha-
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Samuel
Lafayette Street
Enegliah
Lomnorrew Amarning
Judle ‘Gorrifrey
Andrew M. Cooper
California
Disposition of Cables Tied up With Mandates
WASTINGTON Feb 1 The disposition of seized German cables remains tangled amid Allied negotiations. A Japanese offer to open Yan Island for equal news access risks affecting Japan’s exclusive mandate. A conference committee weighs removing the cable issue from the mandate talk while awaiting final instructions from Britain.
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Great Britain
Francsy
Japan
Xeryone
Ameritar
Island
Yan
Vi Wan
Tt Ja
Frelinghuysen Alleges Liquor Loot of Treasury
Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey charges in the Senate that efforts to loot the federal treasury exceed 2 billion dollars through tax refunds claimed by payers. He cites a movement in the treasury department to return a billion to distillers brewers and liquor interests, with Internal Revenue refunds possibly forcing a 2 to 3 billion dollar appropriation to cover exemptions.
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Federal Treasury
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Senate
Prelinghuysen
Smaot
Utah
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue
Imregt
Frelingauysen
Congress
Hearing Held on Mosquito Bill In Connecticut
A legislative hearing debated a new mosquito control bill. Proponents urged state leadership, funding, and site use at the Agricultural Experiment Station to wage a coordinated program. Officials from Hartford Meriden and local health groups pressed for strong action and broad state involvement to curb the mosquito menace.
Employers urged to show broad gauge
New York Feb 18 reaction between employer and employee discussed in four reports presented by the joint committee on unemployment of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers read to members at the institute’s annual convention. The piece notes a shift toward broader employer management and opportunities for labor.
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New York
American Institute of Mining Aehallurgical Engineers
Honey price list and refund guarantee notice
An advertisement offers pure honey of finest quality with delivery and prepayment options. Prices listed include 6 jars at $2.25, 12 jars at $4.29, and 60 pounds for $41.50. Satisfaction guarantees are stated as funded refunds. Located at Longfellow Bros, Hallowell, Maine.
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Manly
Longfellow Bras
Hallowell
Maines
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