Birthday party honors Miss Anninyuch at Lordship
A charming informal birthday party was hosted last night by Mrs. F. F. Bishop for her sister Miss Anninyuch of Ridgefield at Frederick B. Hawkes summer home in Lordship. Guests enjoyed songs, bridge, croquet and dancing after a simple supper while wild roses and Japanese lanterns decorated the lawn. Gifts were plentiful for the honoree, with attendees including Miss Dorothy May Guy, Miss Helen Dunnigan, Miss Mayr Tina, Miss Susan Newton, Mr Beardsley, Miss Mary Hamilton, Miss Marie Bishop, Mr and Mrs Richard Warren, Charis Stetson, Wm Hubbard, Reginald Davies of Liverpool, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anninyuch
Ridgefield
F. F. Bishop
Frederick B. Hawkes
Misa. Lynch
Dorothy May Guy Mise
Helen Dunnigan
Mayr Tina
Susan Newton
Beardsley
Mary Hamilton
Marie Bishop
Atv
Richard Warren
Charis Stetson
Wol. Hubbard
Sullivan
Archibald Graham
Chicago
Richard Warren, Jr
William Warren
Louis Lambert
New York City
Reginald Davies
Liverpool
England
Miss Widpem er Recites Brank Towers Arrested for Drunkenness
Brank Towers of 764 Howard Avenue was arrested yesterday at Fairfield and Howard avenues on a drunkenness charge. He will be arraigned in city court tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brank Towers
Howard Avenue
Fairfield
Howard Avenues
Chy Court
New Head of Nurses Arrives Next Week
The Ehideepark hospital announced that Miss Emmeline IX Mills will arrive from Boston to assume duties as the new superintendent of nurses. Miss Leone N. Ivers will remain to aid in onboarding and acquaint the new appointee with responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehideepark Hospital
Emmeline IX
Mills
Boston
Iss Leone N. Ivers
Ubn
Belanger Wade Wedding Held at St Anthony's
The wedding of Yvonne Wade daughter of Mr and Mrs Piquette of 410 Main took place yesterday morning at St Anthony's Church with Rev Euclide Belanger officiating. The bride wore tan crepe with matching hat and carried a bouquet of sweet peas and lilies. She was given in marriage by her father and the groom was attended by A Guilemette of Long Hill. After breakfast at the bride's home the couple left for a wedding trip to Montreal and Quebec by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yvonne
Wade
Anil
Piquette
Philip Belanger
North Main Street
St. Anthony's Sehurch
Tey
Euclide Belanger
St. Anne's
Hartford
Long Hill
Farsa
Afontreal
Quebec
Garden in Black Rock a refined western Bridgeport move
The writer announces moving into The Garden in Black Rock, a stylish complex designed by R Clipston Sturgis with tennis courts and old world charm. They describe proximity to Fairfield and Colonial Fair Acres, plans for a Fourth of July visit, new furniture at Read's and Wick's, Westinghouse fans from American Hardware, and preparations for a summer move including packing, cleaning, and beauty treatments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Rome
Bridgeport
Black Rock
Fairfield Avenue
Rowsley
Haddon
Breweter
American Institute of Architects
R. Clipston Stur | Sis
Boston
Helen
Tom
John
Poore
Dartmouth College
Fairfield
Post Road
Colonial Fair Acres
Rowland Road
Read
Read's
Westinghouse
Harold
New Haven
Southwort
Tiberty
Kamerling
Crawford
Crawford Taundry
Opera Scenes at Caselatti Company Impress Park Theatre
Opera excerpts from Figolatto Aida Carmen and Rigoletto staged by Caselatti Opera at the Park Theatre last evening showcased new and returning talents led by Joseph Rover of San Carlo. Mildred Hill Gilda Fuse and Joseph Royer delivered strong turns in Rigoletto and Aida while Catherine Waterbury led Carmen scenes in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caselatti Opera Company
Park Theatre
Gridgenort
Joseph Rover
San Carlo Opéra Company
Mildred Hill
Guda
Joseph Royer
Gilda Fuse
Giovanna
Mias Hill
Filina
Gilda
Fuse
Josephine Patuzzi
Compan
Soprand
Miss Waterbur
Helen Hall
Michele
Miss Hall
Henry Rappa
Carmen
Personal notices mention gatherings and travels in Bath and Atlantic City
A jumble of names and events lists Henry A. Smith and relatives traveling from Cleveland and Jersey to Bath Maine for a holiday. Miss Ethel Champlain of Wallkill NY visiting. Lena Knapp and Mrs. Sammelson in Stratford. Betsy Ross card party details. Donald Banks born at Bridgeport Hospital to Mr and Mrs Banks formerly Miss Smith. Marie Keller heading to Kitchener Ontario for two months. many local residents away in Atlantic City and Europe. a Fairfield County Music School recital features Miss Rath and class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Smith
Cleveland
Jaiste
Gregory Street
Ethel Champlain
Wallkill
New York
Lena
Knapp
Jaistie Street
Edward Sammelson
Ansor Street
J. Dunn
Joseph Martin
Frazelwood Avenue
Bath
Maine
Donald. Banks
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Donald
Bridgeport Hospital
Banks
Miss Smith
Ials.ci
Marie Keller
C. LE Keller
Ch Lane
Kitchener
Ontario
Canada
Betsy’ Ross -Coaw
Hammond
Whin Street
Stratford
Fairfield County Music School
Gear Church
Rath Char
Pin retrieved from baby's stomach after non-surgical removal
Parents of eight month old Johnstaney Stacey, of Hairfield New York, report doctors removed a safety pin from the child's stomach by closing the pin without surgery. X rays revealed the pin after the mother suspected swallowing. The baby recovered at home with no ill effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstaney
George Stacey
Ron
Byes
Petty
sMallhartern Nove
Hrouwt Hospital
New York
Tr Iy
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ST. Anthony's
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Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
Caselottco
Catherine McGurry
Incan Legion
Roe
A. F. Newman
City
Hmberson
Atlantic City
N. Gd
Tee
Deonard
Madison Averu Notrie
Shirle
Davie Lonlg
126Th Street
Ck C
Caristhhur
Courtland Biren
Woman's Corps
Barstow
Toplar Street
Star of Unity Lodge
Order of Sheperds of Bethlehem
Liggins
West Age Y Street
W. A. TaPitid
Clinton Avenue
Vesterda
Europe
Anne
Meadowbrook
California
Wodehouse
Bardelys
Sabatini
Sayonara
Paris
Holmes & Edwards
Holmes and Edwards
D. M. Read Co
Alaska
White Mountain
D. M
G. W. Fairchild & Sons Inc. Jewelers—Opticians—Stationers Main Arcade
Ayvad Mfg.co
Hoboken-Nj
P. Sproviero
Madu St. Newfield
Thars
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