St Vincent Nurses Ball Draws Thousand in Ritz Night
About a thousand attendees, five hundred couples, enjoyed the St Vincent’s Nurses Annual Ball at the Ritz. Prizes for orig inal costumes were awarded and novel dances presented under committee leadership including Miss Mary Rockford and Miss Elinor Lucas with many nurses active in planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Vincent's Nurses Association
Ritz
Mary Rockford
Misa Alice Dirko
Catherie O'Brien
Helen Coughlin
Misa Elinor Lucas
Bathrobes for the School Boy
Flannel striped bath robes designed for boarding school boys. The plain tone and practical style aim to be a welcome wardrobe addition for students in the dormitory.
Russian Club to Stage Ukrainian Plays Tomorrow
The Russian club at the International Institute on Beach Street will present two Ukrainian language one act plays tomorrow night at 8 as part of Christmas observances. Burulia and Omelko feature P. G. Gorchakoff and H. P. Gritshuk among others, directed by Peter Sanin. The second play stars Anna Ryback and Alice Komarovsky with Miss Alcea Komarovvsky directing. Dancing will follow the performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Institute
Beach Street
Denominatwn
Teremox
Burulia
Omelko
Russian Literary Dramatic Society of
New Haven
Mra
Burulla
P. G. Gorchakoff
Trophim
Hia
Panna
Peter Olenik
Himka
Helen Komarovsky
Halke
Anna Ryback
Vail
Halka
Alexander Primkoff
Akeki Ferapontovitch
Alice Komarovsky
Alcea Komarovsky
Youth Must Have Something Beautiful to Think About
Mrs. Frederick and Edey address Bridgeport Girl Scout council on cultivating imagination. Officers elected include Commissioner Mrs. Worthe Deputy Commissioner Mrs. Simpson and Secretary Miss Wheeler. A first class officer training course begins Tuesday at Scout HQ on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Edey
National Field Committee
Bridgeport Girl Scout Council
Tuniversity Club
Girl Scout
C. N. Worthe
H. C. Simpson
Misa Helen
Wheeler
Ralph J. Munson
W. E. Allen
Alvin Breul
Myre
Arthur Cramley
Charles Dickson
David Floning
William Griffith
Margaret Grimth
Stratford High School Pageant Promises Large Cast and Dance
More than 1,000 pupils aged 3 to 18 will take part in a pageant tonight at Legion hall titled Fairylady Garden. Mary Sales Hancott directs. Dorothy Whitehead is Queen and Evelyn Kescal Spirit of Joy. Cast includes many in Chinese comedy, clown dance Go Tong Mule, ballet numbers, and various costumed scenes. Proceeds benefit the Senior class Washington fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Hall
Stratford High School
Fairylady Garden
Mary Sales Hancott
Dorothy Whitehead
Evelyn Kescal
Jane Pardy
Cornella Goddard
Ming LaVera
Lucy Lam
Ruth Lem
Florence Grvenblat
Elizabeth Hewitt
Selma Elias
Betty Seyfert
Aliee Clark
James Clark
Blanche Gray
Hareld Harvey
Leonore Owisney
Eleanor Coughlin
Dorothy Hinckley
Catherine Bernard
Margaret Sniffen
Sophia Bakemas
Isabelle Sniffen
Dorothy Brown
Emma Bacon
Ada Rome
Alice Liegoth
Bevelyn Hardy
Luian Behultz
Washington Fund
Plunkett Named President Of Eighth District Democrats
Joseph Plunkett was elected president of the Eighth District Democratic club replacing James J. Whelan. Officers elected include Thomas Shanley as vice president Otto Wieler as secretary and James Cogey as treasurer. A committee led by John Haflinch was formed to organize, and a series of three card parties will begin next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Plunkett
Eighth District
Democratic Club
James J. Whelan
Asssistant
Whelan
Thomas Shanley
Otto Wieler
James Cogey
John Haflinch
Wesley Men's Class Installs Officers at First Methodist
Wesley Men's Bible class met for business and to install officers at the First Methodist Episcopal church. Officers installed were President W. B. French, Vice President R. B. Davis, Secretary C. F. Abbott, and Treasurer F. Lynes. Peter W. Purves resigned as secretary after eight years of service and received a silk umbrella. Davis, Van Peer, McConnell, Josselyn named for publicity. Zielfeldt appointed music committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Men's Bible Chase
Firt Methodist Episcopal Church
W. B. French
R. B. Davis
C. F. Abbott
F. =. Lynes
Peter W. Purves
Rev. C. & Marshall
Claus
M. van Peer
J. H. McConnell
BE. H. Josselyn
J. E. Zielfeldt
Matisoh Parent-Teacher Association January meeting
The Matisoh Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular January meeting this afternoon at 3 45 in the school auditorium, presided by Mrs Roy Leonard, with tea to follow hosted by Mrs William McAndrews and others. A card party at 626 State street tonight by the OY Db auxiliary is announced. The W C YT executive board meets this afternoon at 2 to discuss the superintendent's report and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matisoh Parent-Teacher Association
Aon Mya
Irving Davis
State Street
OY. Db
W. C. YT
Supe Tendent
Flans
Northern Railroad Elects New Officers at Annual Meeting
New London Northern Railroad held its annual meeting in New London on January 4. The newly elected directory includes Kaward Smith of Bt Albans, Justus A. Southard of New London, Charles Osgood of New York City, Welter Noyes of New York City, Francis H. Dewey of Worcester, Baward C. Hammond of Waterford, Arthur W. Brown of Norwich, and Charles R. Hutts of Norwich. Officers named are President Francis H. Dewey, Vice President Edward C. Hammond, and Secretary and Treasurer Justus A. Southard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Jan
New London Northern Railroad
Kaward Smith
Bt. Albans
Justus A. Southard
Charles Osgood
New York City
Welter Noyes
Francis H. Dewey
Worcester
Mass
Baward C. Hammond
Waterford
Edward C. Hammond
Hughes Declares Gun Elevation Not Against Pact
Secretary Hughes tells House naval committee that increasing gun elevations on American capital ships would not violate the arms treaty but could spark naval competition. He notes Britain opposes changes as major alterations while Japan favors minor alterations. Wilbur says no gun elevation program and defers $70 million construction bill. Navy aims to meet a 6-5-2 treaty ratio across auxiliaries and ships to balance Britain and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jan
Hughes
House Naval Committee
Great Britain
Japan
State Department
United States
Wilbur
Ns Department
House
Grea Britain
Ninth District Republican Club Reelects All Officers
The Ninth District Republican club held a meeting last night in the club rooms reelecting every officer for another term. Over 250 members attended in an enthusiastic session. Re elected were Charles H. Roeder president Henry Mallett first vice president Dennis Kelly second vice president Joseph Creelan recording secretary David Murphy financial secretary Alderman August Sel treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth District
Republican Club
Charles H. Roeder
Henry Mallett
Dennis Kelly
Joseph Creelan
David Murphy
August Sel
Tom Thumb Wedding at Olivet Church Repeats Tonight
The Tom Thumb wedding at Olivet church on December 6 will be repeated tonight with the same cast and added reception features. Performances include recitations by Westy Ninoy and Edna Jackson, songs by Lorraine Toomey, group singing, and violin and piano solos by Frederick French and Margaret Sunier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Thumb
Olivet Church
Hisle Ilein
Westy Ninoy
Edna Jackson
Eleanor Cran
Marjory Young
Helen Morry
Lorraine Toomey
Elaie Glight
Frances Brinkerhoff
Beverley Franklyn
Ruth van
Gladys Lake Hawes Granted Marriage License
Gladys Lake Hawes, former wife of Clinton Hawes, received a marriage license at Bridgeport today. She is the daughter of Arr. and Mrs. Gh. Lake of Warren Street, Ridgeport, and was with the Music Box Elevator in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Wawes
Clinton Haw
Bridgepoct
Fort Matthews
Hawes
Arr
Gh. Lake
Warren Street
Ridgeport
Music Box
Elevuy
Chicago
Mother Gray's Powders Benefit Many Children
Thousands of mothers trust Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children’s headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregularities. They break up colds regulate bowels and have been used and recommended for over 36 years. Sold by druggists nationwide. Trial package free. Ad from Mother Gray Co Le Roy NY.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
A historical ad praises Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal medicine for women. It claims widespread use, long-standing trust, and global reach, portraying the product as a remedy for common ailments without detailing specific conditions or evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iitgestour
Japan
Lydia
Packhanes
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Catheine Kelly
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Alice Burns
Dorothy Igan
Keliie Hearn
Bertha Schumacher
Dorothy McCarthy
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S. Silver
Main St
Frederick Edey
Bertha Staples
Mary Jones
Lilian Vaughn
Stratford
Democrats
Alegt Plunkett
Wesley Men
Northern Railroad
Telis Navy
G. O. P. Club
Gladys Lake Hawes
Che
Cash Bargain
Cts
Weonderpr
Schine
Stratford Ave
Colon
Windsor
H. Schine
Tinccola School
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