Bridgeport Symphony Plans Ambitious Second Concert
Bridgeport Symphony prepared an ambitious program for the second concert in the High School auditorium Sunday at o'clock. The performance honors Hugo, an American composer recognized with world premieres during the Metropolitan Opera season, highlighting a career started in Bridgeport and refined in Berlin. The Bridgeport orchestra has rehearsed diligently as Hugo’s celebrated Second Concerto debuts locally, with Rugo noted as a frequent soloist at Italian court concerts since age nine.
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Bridgeport
Hugo
Metropolitan Oper
Huse
Berlin
Phiharmonie Orchestra
Perracio Busoni
Bridgepo
Rugo
Italy
Royal Concert Siven
Wurtemburs
Birthday at YL Ww c AL Girls Celebrate at Industri & YWGA
A local birthday event hosted by a student committee from Washington at the Industri & YWGA featured progressive table games and gym contests. Attendees were arranged in groups with prizes awarded for winning groups in the afternoon events. Night activities included dancing and volleyball in a lively afternoon program.
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Ronprise
Washington
Industri & Ywga
Gertrude D'Ar Eose Sabai
Chismark
Marion Jackson
Minnis Sisto
Beatrice Tittle
Melen L Ellins
Ats P.m
Blue Ribbers
Harvey Wubbell
Orono~ Ques
Acme Shears
Woman's Place In Society and Home Noted In Ad
An advertisement extols women in homes and society facing daily strains. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a longstanding remedy for a variety of "woman's ills" and urges readers to use it for relief from ailments and overtaxed strength.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mass Meeting at Phyllis Wheatley Branch
A Sunday mass meeting and dedication of the Phyllis Wheatley Branch building at 60 Beach Street will be held in the afternoon. The event was postponed by the storm. An open house tomorrow will welcome board members and friends at the central association.
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Phyllis Wheatley Beaneh
Young Women's Christi Associsation
Mags
Beach Street
Kent
Direc, Wins
Authors Club Helps Near East Relief With 331 Gift
The Authors club reports to the state chairman on a successful High School concert fundraiser raising 331 dollars for Near East Relief. Local artists donated services, and proceeds from sinkats sold at 27 cents aided spring relief efforts. Rube Frederick, chair of the concert committee, notes the event’s impact on food purchases and broader relief goals.
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Authors Club
Nest Relief
Rube Frederick B
Social notes highlight local gatherings and engagements
Clinton Avenue residents host and attend social events with bridge prizes and luncheon reservations. Notable items include Mrs. Lasher’s bridge prize, Anthors Club study on Women in the Orient, and a church supper by the Women’s Aid Society. Engagement announced for Miss Amsel and Newark attorney David Hillver. Miss Minotha Hansen assumes Story Tellers League role in Berkeley.
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S. Wooster
24 Turk Fet
Anthors Club
Gerard Il Banve
Orient
Willas
Minotha Hansen
Amsel
Hirir
Mine
Tupis Amsel
David Hillver
Newark
M Amsel
Thung Trionde
Silver
Vity
Juaibh
Musical Club invites lecture on early American music
The Musical Club welcomes a program with Mrs Henry Lt Bishon as chair and Harold Vincent Milligan presenting Pioneers in American Music. Musicians Miss Bello Blackstone Miss Bessie Tarlow and soprano Esther Berg perform works by Hopkinson Foster and Gilbert Spross, with group selections concluding the lecture.
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Exyam
Harold Vincent Milligan
New York
Milligan
Aspen
Bachuiets
Eatly
Et Nore
Francis Hopi
Stephen Wastes
Lith
Wana Northrop
Bello Blackstone
Bessie Tarlow
Mis Esther Berg
Hopkinson
Bengath
Florence ‘Legere Mayes
Foster
Katy Bell
Teante
Eleanor Lines Powell
May Stickles Hard
Lucien T. Warner
Cliford Page
Bros. Hayes
Charles Gilbert Spross
Annis Simlon Miller
Baby Bertram Brown
Victor Harris
Ronverts
Milford Women Organize Republican Club
Unfavorable weather kept the large meeting from being held at Municipal hall. Milford women formed a permanent Republican club with officers elected for the term. President Mrs WH Putney, Vice President Mrs Harry Merwin, Secretary Rose, Treasurer Jessie Crow Burwell. The group aims to mobilize women voters and cooperate with the party in town affairs.
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Case
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Happa
tWara
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Triar
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Mra, WH. ¥. Putney; Vice President, Mrs. Harry M. Merwin
Indian Motifs in Song and Dance Interpretations
An Indian motif program at Mars club featured Mary Sales Mancort introducing unconcerned visa in Lincoln echoe with a vhestra. performers included Morence Lesingus and Teewis Pouton, soloists Miss Dorothy Smith and Miss Milfed Fenton, and Mrs Hayes. Children dancers wore varied colors. highlights included Cadiman's opera arid songs, The Flower Song from Fansl, and The World is Whiting for Sunrise, with numerous named soloists and assisting performers.
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Mars
Mary Sales Mancort
Audita Iuin
Vhestra
Ori
Myr
Aie
Morence Lesingus
Teewis Pouton
Dorothy Smith
Vin Sf
Mrs. Ha
Sawarhas
Colendgei Taylor
Milfyed Fenton
Alice Rowe
Margaret Morris
Ethel Bennett
Mary Stafford
Eleanor Pullen
Mildred Dr Kay
Blesney Witzpatrick
Regina Rutner
Elizabeth Rodd
Natalie Woohsan
Edith Pullen
Frances Meeon
Long Donegan
Mary Tranlay
Ketcham
Lilian ‘Thornhill
Igaret McManus
Muriel Ib Catherine
Tis
Oratorio Society regrets Burton resignation
Dayton based Oratorio Society regrets the resignation of Burton from his post as conductor. Burton, indefatigable in securing orchestras and artists, leaves Bryant Electric 3 in the effective April 1. Lucent Warner remains society president and Arun Mees continues as director.
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I Oratorio Society
Burton
Dayton
Stevens
Bridgeport
Frank Burton
Rton
At. Burton
Bryant Electric
Reston
Lucent Warner
Arun
Harmony Lodge Hosts Washington's Birthday Party
Harmony Lodge T. O. B. R. held its annual Washingtons birthday party at Varunk Frill 139 State Street with over 200 attendees including 24 Hebrew Orphan Asylum children from Lafayette Street. A lively program and orchestral music followed by holiday favors distributed to all guests. Rubensten chaired the event.
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Harmony Lodge
Washington
Embroidered Garment Care And Tailor Reflections
A nostalgic letter discusses garment repair and dyeing woes, praising a local tailor William Blaber’s shop for quality work on a cook and other fabrics. It contrasts expensive services with satisfying results from reliable shops, and mentions Doyle Ingenie shop, Doyle sisters, and the Fairchild Onijes shop. It references local places Irinistan Benham avenues Cannon street and 73 mosh Street, plus scenes from childhood, weather, and a studio at 92% Mun street.
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Tinroid
Séslen
Mun
Serley
Fidities
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