Long Hill Pair Wed In Trinity Church Ceremony
Mrs George Bevan announces the marriage of her daughter Phebe Bevan to Charles Lewis son of jeahe Lewis of Mead street Bridgeport. The ceremony was held in Trinity Episcopal church Saturday night at 6 o clock. The bride wore crayon ton crepe with matching hat and a corsage of white roses. The couple will live at home after July 15 in Long Hill. A kitchen shower for the bride at the home of her sister 4151 Coleman street featured pink and blue decorations and a Kewpite doll centerpiece. Guests included Mrs George Bevan Sr and Jr along with numerous Bevan relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bevan
Long Hill
Phebe Bevan
Charles Lewis
Jeahe Lewis
Mead Street
Trinity Episcopal Church
Long
Flanagan
Coleman Street
Leonard Bevan
Nina Day
A. Petersen
John Hoinbe
Louise Hudson
Horace Wedgess
Mildred Bevan
Helen Cox
Ruth Bevan
Signe Holmberg
Acanette Wedse
George Bevan, Jr
Nelile Bevan
John Farrell
J. Hudson
Georgetown Girl Weds Elliott Dwight Remkus
Miss Elsa Lindgham of Georgetown married Elliott Dwight Remkus in Summerfield M.E. church with Rev. Charles A. Quigley officiating. The bride wore silver grey crepe and georgette with bridal roses. Claire McCrovd was bridesmaid. Clarence Watson was best man. A wedding breakfast followed at the bridegroom’s Washington terrace home before they left for a trip and will live at 56 Washington terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsa Lindgham
Georgetown
Elliot
Dwight Remkus
Summerfield BM. E
Charles A. Quigley
Claire McCrovd
Clarence Watson
Sroom
Washington Terrace
Nessie Davidson Rewarded With Engagement Dinner
Miss Nessie Davidson was tendered a surprise dinner recently in honor of the engagement to Clarence Van Etten. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sargent, Miss Kathryn McCann, Miss Dorothy Wotten, Clarence Van Etten, James Downey, Louis Pleasants and Harry Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nessie Davidson
Clarence van Etten
Harold Sargent
Kathryn McCann
Dorothy Wotten
James Downey
Louis Pleasants
Harry Brown
Musical memory evening held weekly on Sundays
A mother describes a Sunday memory night with two classical selections played for residents to guess the piece, singer, and composer. She shares brief stories linked to each work and notes how quickly the participants learn the tunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipém
Catherine O Leary Becomes Bride of William Barmmer
Miss Catherine Elizabeth O Leary of 1165 Vine Street married William Lewis Barmmer at St Augustine's church yesterday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev James B Nini officiated with Miss Man Arnold as bridesmaid and Edward O Leary as best man. The bride wore gray romaine crepe with hat to match and a corsage of white sweet peas. bridesmaid wore tan romaine crepe with matching hat and pink sweet peas. A wedding breakfast followed at Mrs Barmmer's home, after which the couple left for a trip to Canada. They will reside at 352 Colorado Avenue after August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Elizabeth O'Leary
Vine Street
William Lewis Barmmer
Golorado Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
James B. Nini
Man Arnold
Edward O'Leary
Miss O'Leary
Miss Arnold
Barmmer
Canada
Colorado Avenue
Chapdelaine Lavery Wedding Solemnized at St Charles
Miss Beatrice E Lavery wed Arsie A Chapdelaine in St Charles church with Rev P J McGivney officiating. The bride wore white marionette crepe with pearl trim and carried roses. reception followed at the couple's home before a Canadian and Thousand Islands honeymoon.
Miss Lottie Zalesky Weds Adam Frankowich
Miss Lottie Zalesky and Adam Frankowich were married recently at St Michael s church in a white gown with pearl trim. The bride carried pink roses and lilies, sister Julia Zalesky and Ruth Kuhwicz were bridesmaids, Jerome Kolwice and Thomas Star were ushers. Breakfast followed at the bride s home, then a secret honeymoon. On return they will reside at 176 East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Zalesky
Adam Frankewich
St Michael S Church
Julia Zalesky
Ruth Kuhwicz
Jerome Harry Kolwice
Thoms Star
East Avenus
Pastor Begins New Work in West End Church
Rev Earl F Nauss awarded MA from Yale this year begins his new role as pastor at the West End church. He previously led the North Haven Congregational church and has served as acting minister at West End for six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl F. Nauss
Yate
West End
Nauss
North Haven
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Adverts
An old advertisement urges women with backache nervousness irregularities and irritability to act quickly and take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims the remedy can restore health and save years of suffering, describing the product as a trusted old-fashioned herbal medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
Pinkham
Local personals span weddings births and travels
The note page lists monthly meetings of the Fourth District Republican Women’s club on State Street Thursday night at 8. Various social items include Mrs Charles Godfrey and Miss Taliz Peet visiting George Fuller in Canaan, Alfred and Mrs Pinsic announcing a daughter born June 30, and the Seamans daughter Ethel’s wedding to George Hollissay of Detroit at Park Street Congregational church with a Catskill honeymoon. Other items cover Miss Nessie Daylesen’s engagement to Clarence Van Betten, Dr. Gilday recovering from appendicitis, Miss Margie and Miss Maris Fisher visiting in town, and church schedule changes due to a holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regilar
State Street
Charles Godfrey
Taliz Peet
George 8. Fuller
Canaan
Julius Seamans
Central Avenue
Ethel M. Seamaans
George W. Hollissay
Detroit
Park Street Congregational Church
R. FP
Rubsedss Henle
Catskill Mountains
Sarah Douglas
Sheridan Street
Nessie Daylésen
Clarence van Betten
Schenectady
Butler Engagement Ties Virginia Butler to Robert Chapman
Virginia Lacey Butler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marcus Bayard Butler of 480 Beechwood Avenue, will wed Robert Mosher Chapman of Baltimore. Chapman is a chemist, Oberlin and Case School of Applied Science graduate, with Griffeth and Boyd Co. of Baltimore. Butler is a Vassar graduate with a Columbia MA, recently supervising rural Montgomery county schools. Also note two boys received surgical treatment after Fourth of July celebrations, Paque le Vitale 10 and Anthony Barbeni 13, in local Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcus Bayard Butler
Beechwood Avenue
Virginia Lacey Butler
Robert Mosher Chapman
Baltimore
Chapman
Oberlin College
Case School of Applied Science
Cleveland
Griffeth and Boyd Company
Butler Io
Vassar College
Columbia University
Montgomery County
Maryland
Paquale Vitele
Harral Avenue
Anthony Barbeni
Robin Street
Five vocal pupils of Robert Weber present recital
Five vocal pupils of Robert Weber gave a recital before about 150 relatives in the Liberty building Business and Professional Women's club rooms. Notable performances included 12 year old Margaret Havasan and a duet by Margaret Swalles and T L Green, with Andrew Sengstackon as accompanist among a list of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Weber
Liberty Building
Margaret Haavasan
Stephen Gerlach
Jimmy Vaughn
Eva Watersworth
Walter Thomas
Jeannette Robinson
Florence Baker
Edward Miattean
Margaret Havasan
Margaret Swailes
T. L. Green
William Mitchell
Mary Kirk
Hazel Grosshans
Samuel Sogsin
Helen Mattoon
Thomas Wall
Andrew Sengstackon
Local Girl Weds Stamford Physician Bride from Dover Street
Miss S Helene Geoghagan daughter of Mr and Mrs B J Geoghagan of 304 Dover street became the bride of Dr August Frank in Stamford formerly of this city. The bride wore lege crepe romaine with brown chantilly hat and Ophelia roses. Attendant Miss Claire Arndt wore milch crepe with Venetian lace and a gre hat. Over 50 guests attended a wedding supper after the ceremony. The couple left for Atlantic City and Tallimo and will reside in Stamford upon return. The bride was a stenographer with the Ifohn 2 Keane company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Helene Geoghagan
B. J. Geoghagan
Dover Street
August Frankln
Stamford
Claire Arndt
Miss Arndt
LOCAL MAN MARRIES NEW HAVEN GIRL AT HER HOME
Birch Mason of this city wed Miss E. Spicer daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Croas at 4 Sylvan Avenue New Haven in a Saturday ceremony led by Rev. Hardy Gaylord Grand Avenue Congregational church pastel daisies and roses. Bride wore white crepe de chine veil pearl details, bouquet of white sweet peas. Brides maid wore orchid crepe de chine with pink sweet peas. Best man was Benjamin Mason. About 40 guests attended the ceremony and reception. The couple plan to reside in this city after a wedding trip whose destination is not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Mason
E. Spicer
Oliver H. Croas
Sylvan Avenue
New Haven
Hardy Gaylord
Grand Avenue
Sarah Spicer
Benjamin Mason
Eight McKinley Students Win Writing Certificates
Eight boys and girls of McKinley school were awarded diplomas for excelling in business and high school writing. Honored were Mary Jorie Kirschner Ruben Lezarawitz Hilda Johnson Edna Jeliffe Mary Johnston Bessie Zintkin Beatrice Aepialisas and Charles Arrolanas. Thirty six students received certificates for writing at the graduation exercises held Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Dinlamas
Maryjorie Kirschner
Ruben Lezarawitz
Hilda Johnson
Edna Jeliffe
Mary Johnston
Bessie Zintkin
Beatrice Aepialisas
Charles Arrolanas
Swordfish in Summer Feasts and Home Life at Hayes Market
A breezy column blends a tale of migratory swordfish visits to the Hayes Market at 200 Fairfield Avenue with a domestic scene. The narrator recalls July and August social routes, a Fourth of July menu of Kennebunk salmon, and humorous exchanges with Harold about dividends, cosmetics, and a future Colonial Fair Acres home while enduring summer heat and a bath debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Housatonic
Hayes
Fairfield Avenue
Sword Fish
Sword Fists
Class graduates at Bridgeport State Trade School
Five students received diplomas at Bridgeport State Trade School, bringing the half year total to 25. Recipients included Frank Pronto, plumbing. Arthur Taylor, carpentry. Kieve Liskovaky and John Wargo, electrical. and Harold Peer, mechanical drafting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport State Trade School
Herbert J. Hansen
Hansen
Frank Pronto
Arthur Taylor
Kieve Liskovaky
John Wargo
Harold Peer
Hanson
School of Carpentry
Willow and Canton Ware Collection at Main Floor Offer
A new stock of Willow and Canton ware plus blue and white Chelsea reproductions is available on the main floor. Prices listed include platters 90 cents to 5.00, round and oval dishes with covers up to 4.50, jugs 1.10, bread plates 1.10, fruit saucers 2.75 to 2.85 per dozen, breakfast plates 7.20 per dozen, dinner plates 8.55 per dozen, and bread and butter plates 4.05 per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
The Swing Couch Hammock Describes Summer Comfort
The Swing Couch Hammock offers ideal comfort with cretonne backs and gray ends. Patterns in green and blue tones suit hot weather, featuring adjustable head rests and pockets for magazines. Third floor.
Size and Price of Rugs Available
Advertises two rug sizes with prices: five by eight feet offered at seven dollars and six by nine feet at three dollars.
Charming Japanese Folding Fans Show Delicate Designs
The text describes slim folding fans with pale fleur de lis borders, hand-embroidered flowers, three white herons by reeds, a lake cottage with swans, and wistaria and roses vines. New styles include oddly shaped fans designed to slip into bags, priced at 15 ets, with children’s and lovely assortments in 5, 10, and 15 ets.
Ostrich and Marabout Scarfs Describe Late Style
A fashion note details ostrich and marabout scarfs featuring full neck fluff and two long scarf ends in crepe or satin with hemmed or picot edges. Available in black champagne and smoked gray, the marabout variants are similar. The pieces are described as highly beautiful and moderately priced.
Songs from Mother Goose Set to Music by Homer
Sidney Homer writes and Madame Homer sings a selection of Mother Goose tunes arranged for piano with colored pictures. Easy for young singers to manage, the volume offers familiar favorites in a simple piano accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Homer
Madame Homer
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Bridgeport
Elliott Dwight Remkus
Crete
Catherine O'Leary
William Barmmer
Beatrice E. Lavery
P. Lavery
No. 16
Livingstons Place
Arsie A. Chapdelaine
Anna Lavery
Alice Brady
Marguerite Mannix
Ruth Kirkby
Ella Smith
Adam Frankowich
W. E. Church
Charles E. Hires
South 26Th Street
Philadelphia
Ack
Sete
Alfred Pinsic
Bridgeport Avenue
Devon
Plagic
James Coughlin
Draw Place
Helen Clark
Hag
Pairlee
Mase
Adelaide M. Reid
Grasmere
Margie
Miss Maris Fisher
Pittsburgh
F. J. Key
Bert W. Whitten
Eaton Street
Providence
St. 1
New
Crane Company
John Street
James L. Gilday
Bridgeport Hospital
H. Bertram Lambert
Burchell G. Facobs
Bethel A. M. FE
Robert H. Henderson
Broad Street
St Paul's Church
Virginia L. Butler
Natalie
Harold
Reg Marks
Smarty
Warner Brothers Company
Warner
Busizivsa
Golne Hoppityskip Int Savings
Bridgeport Trust Company
Soner
Colonial Fair Acres
Fehl
Crawford
Johnson
Johnson's
Johnson & Johnson Red Cross
China
Chelsea
Valea
Cretonne
United States
Children’s
Yee
Wwenn Aynvad Mfg CO
Hoboken. Nj, A
Dsrg
Php
Ori
Odel Fur CO
Congress St
Stepa
Mair St
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