Reception at Bridgeport Club honors Lt Governor and wife
A large formal reception at the Bridgeport club will honor Lt Governor and Mrs Clifford B Wilson tonight. The event features a white and blue color scheme, a musical program directed by John Adam Hugo, dancing in the billiard room, and dinner at midnight. The program includes Mendelssohn and Rodgers pieces, with performers such as August Berger and Mrs A G Flather. No parking on Connor street except for guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford B. Wilson
God Bail
Bridgeport
John Adam Hugo
William P. Kirk
House Committee
Kirk
Louke
Ateera Energico
Judassohn
Mendelssohn
August Berger
P. Weidenhammer
Charles Axman
Henry Martuccl
William Wei
the Swan
Hugxo
del Riego
Mre
A. C. Flather
Mendelssohn Quintette
Alle
Greto
Judasgohn
Connor Street
New York Wedding Of Misa Sachovit And Moses Spelr
A wide interest wedding in New York celebrated Sunday January 11 as Misa Lillian Sachovit daughter of Mr and Mrs M Sachovit united to Moses Spelr of New York at Broadway Central hotel Rabbi William Wittenstein officiated The reception followed with numerous attendees including Miss Anna Wilk and Miss Jethel Reich The couple will reside in New York after a Washington honeymoon and the bride is active in Jewish youth work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Misa Lillian Sachovit
M. Sachovit
East Main Street
Moses Spelr
William Wittenstein
Broadway Central Hotel
Anna Wilk
Jethel “Reich
Elsie Habinowicz
Thie City
Laura
Evan Speir
Mamie Kaplan
Herman Fuskind
Moses Fuskind
Henry Scadron
Harry Sachovit
Rudolph Hennick
David Perry
Washington
Speir
Frank Cohen
Louis Baumrind
Dorothy Cohen
Philip Carlgron
William Carlson
Landes
Morris Butford
Marcus Hirsch
Hoffman
Joseph Gross
Sarah Richelsoph
Misa Cacil Wittenstein
Balla Fischer
Misa Rose Reich
Ida Trottsky
Miss Taft Opposes Woman Party Idea in Philadelphia
Miss Helen Taft acting president of Bryn Mawr College addressed the Pennsylvania League of Woman Citizens. She argued against forming a separate women's party, urging women to work within existing political machinery while pursuing distinct interests like child labor and protective legislation for women. She emphasized women should serve alongside men in office, not be segregated into separate committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Helen’ Taft
iBryn Mawr College
Pennsylvania League of Woman Citizens
Eee
Taft
Meeting at 181 State Street Sets Officer Elections
Allia Stowe Chapter Women of the World War plans an important meeting tomorrow at 8 pm at 181 State Street to nominate and elect officers and vote on changing the meeting place. Mrs Henry Bishop of Mill Hill Avenue has returned home after a week in Love Snow Lok. Miss Gratia L Rice returned after days at her Utica home. Mrs William D Gishop of Courtland Hill will leave Monday for several weeks at French Lick Springs Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Kelly
Clinton Nue
Mil Watson
Ert Dixon
Jan‘. French
Orge Raifstainger
Florence: Turton
William Wheel
Henry W. Hiveks
Washgton Avenue
A. H. Bulard
North Avenue
Clip ‘ Bullard
Arvey Hubbell
DeWar Warner
Ie Curtis
Marion Henhaw
Horace B. Merwin
Brookno Park
Thimble Club
Charle
B. Joyce
Jane Street
Hazel Rourke
Vine Street
Crane Company
Rounke
Thomas Clancy
East Eaton Street
Bessie Nicholson
Ruby Hall
Ruth Harding
Florence Bell
Helen McCall
Hazel Jayne
Margaret McCormack
Ellen Burke
Claire Rourke
Frank M. Cogill
Mill Hill Avenue
Milford Yacht Club
Commodore Cogil
W. 3. Putney
Robert Stoddard
C. L. Wilcox
William Askam
Thomas J. Fata
Charles Perkins
Henry A. Taylor
Joseph Rowland
Dr. Putney
Samuel E. Ford
Brooklyn
Edward W. Putney
Beaton
John Sellucer
Porter Street
Ladies’ Guild
Calgary Episcopal Church
Henry Ft. Bishop
Misa Gratia L. Rice
Utica
Allia Stowe
Women of
State Street
William D. Gishop
Courtland Hill
Prench
Lick_ Springs
Ind
Miss Rice Urges Watch on Children at Movies
Miss Greila L. Rice, Juvenile Court officer, told Maplewood Parents Teachers Association that minors must not attend moving pictures unaccompanied. She urged mothers to act as district lieutenants, reporting to the court for immediate investigation, as cases of exploited children loom in the supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greila L. Rice
Parent-Teachers' Association
Maplewood School
Miss Rice
Parent- Teachers’ Association
The
First Baptist
Art League Exhibition Unveils Diverse Works in Bridgeport
Bridgeport Art League plans a busy year with exhibits of pottery and decorative works by foreign born artists. The American Federation of Arts brings a comprehensive show Monday afternoon. Co chairs Mrs. Merton Hammond and Mrs. P. Holzer oversee events. Friday lectures by Rev. Alexander Alison accompany a poster exhibit of American and foreign creations. Jules Guerin color prints will be shown and Loring Underwood will lecture on Colonial gardens in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Art League
American Federation of Arts
FF. Merton Hammond
P. J. Holzer
Alexander Alison
First Presbyterian Church
Jules Guerin
League
Loring Underwood
Boston
Women Committee to Watch Legislation
Washington dispatch reports the appointment of a committee on educational legislation to monitor laws of interest to women and to push the Smith-Towner bill creating a department of education with cabinet status. Mrs. George Bass chairs the Democratic national committee women’s bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith-Towner
Department of Education
Nvnth
George Bass
Women's Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Charl Williams
Tennessee
Mary Owen Graham
North Carolina
William Hickey
South Dakota
Caroline Ruuta-Rees
Connecticut
Red Cross Spent Large Sum for Relief Work
Paris Jan 18 The American Red Cross spent 145 090 000 francs in relief work in 1919 per a report from its headquarters Thirty million francs went to Belgium with the rest for civilian relief in furance Since spring 1917 the ARC has devoted about 200 000 000 francs to France These figures cover shipments of supplies to devastated regions not operating costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iparis
American Red Cross
Belgium
Furance
France
Extensive Textile Sale Prices Listed for Annex Goods
A newspaper ad lists discounts on various textiles including 63 inch Che Read Annex sheeting at 60 cents sale, 19 inch Crash Toweling at 12 cents, hemmed pillowcases 42 by 36 at 39 cents, Unbleached Outing Flannel six yards for 1.00, Mercerized Damask 64 inch at 79 cents, Mercerized Tablecloths, Unbleached Muslin 36 inch wide, Bleached Pillow Case Muslin 42 inches wide at 42 cents, Hemmed Sheets from fine muslin at 2.00, Mercerized Table Cloths 78 by 70 inches at 1.95, Hemmed Huck Towels, Bed Spreads at 3.00, and White Bleents for full beds at 3.39.
Special Clearance Sale of Dresses in the Annex
Taffetas taffeta and georgette combined and silk poplins in odd lots going at a very low price. Their styles and colors are most desirable. Spring is not so very far away, and one of these gowns with an attractive fur collarette or stole, will just fill the bill. on Sale Wednesday Morning.
Wonderful Bargains In The Shoe Department This Week
The shoe department offers another week of wonderful bargains with discounted footwear on popular styles. Shoppers can find deals across men's and women's shoes, including athletic sneakers and dress options, while supplies last.
New Shipment of Winter Coats and Accessories
New shipment of winter coats with fur and plain collars, priced at 37.50. Gray spats offered at 75 cents, white black gray brown options. Black kid shoes with gray tops and tan cloth tops priced 3.95.
Silk Poplin Skirts in Navy Black and Taupe
Silk poplin skirts described as neatly finished and trimmed available in navy, black, and taupe.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brooklawn
Country Club
Jarvis Williams
York Artista
He -Entertainment Ara
George. T. Hathaway
mElnion Avenue
aDelphian Society of
Sma
Frank D. Bell
Margaret Neithercut
Richard I. Weithercut
Aweepee
Eleanor Bartram
Sascon
South Amerida
Service Club
Miss Bartram
Moo
Misa Louise Norbach
Peggie Meckenzie
Polly Macken
New Haven
Mary Ann Dentz
Poli
Lyric Theatre
R. Be.” Kent
Park Nue
Waynesburgh
Jts
W. R. Webster
Brooklawn Avenues
New York City
Stuart Walker
Biblical Club of Ale
Dwight Phil
Mr. Walker
Wbrams
West
Abdalla
Order of B'nai B'rith
Pittsoki
Mase
Mra
George E. Stern
Coleman Street
Bridgeport Hospital
J. E. Kelly
Providence
R. L
Ladies of Charity
St. Vincent de ‘Paul
Hunting Street
M. BR. Smirnow
Meyer Sokoloff
Lews Smirnow
Noble Avenue
Fairfield Mohawk
Sherman Hall
William Lyon Phelps
Sprague Memorial Hall
Synge
Yeats
Lady Gregory
Ervine
John Ferguson
Henry James
New Haven Symphony Orchestra
Phelps
Bridgeport High School
Morris Glazer
Willam Staples
Richard Breul
Gilbert Friedman
Iranistan Avenue
Bridgeport Comfort Club
D Rooms
Broad Street
Christian Union of the Universalist Church
Black Rock Country Club
Beaver Hill
Bella Sterel
Roy Lerner
Seaview Avenue
Mary FE
Driscoll
New England Division of Social Hygiene
Milas
Bridgeport Business and Professional Women’s Club
John H.norris
Stratfield
Ladies Talmud Torah
Hebrew Institute
Kossuth
Oliver Lodge
Raymond
Carnegie Hall
Charles BR. Brown
Yale University
Stratford Library
Dean Brown
A. A. Derrick
Olive Street
Anna Lilian Derrick
James Tyler
Paudwards
First M. EB
Harry
Wadham
Questa
M Woodstock
Mapkewood
John D. Hughes
Pauline West
Stratford
Lakeland Highlands
Fla
Hughes
Frank S. Sleason
Ton Avenue
Bridge Club
Edward’ L. Poster
Harry Tousey
Barry Burroughs
Witliam
Bristol
William G. Chase
Harry F. Parrott
Henry Burr
Irs. L. F. Oncker
O. E
Lieut. Gov
Mrs. Wilson
MSS
Sachovit
East Side
Woman Party
SNOW
Maplewood
ART League
Federation of Arts
Democratic National Committee To Protect
RED Cross
Doug
Hayes
Baume
Analgesique
Bengue
Leaming & Us
Che
Elizabeth Fonnder
Bank Bldg
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