Federation Names Delegates to National Conference
An executive board meeting of the Connecticut State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs met at Grace hospital in New Haven. Grace Jean Allison Hunter, president, led the group with officers and a full slate of directors from New Haven, Hartford, Bridgeport, and Stamford. Delegates were appointed to the National convention in Chattanooga, Tenn, with a proposal to reduce national dues or include The Independent Woman in the one-dollar rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut State Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
Grace Hospital
New Haven
Grace Jean Allison Hunter
Hunter
Ying
Miss Hunter
Mary B. Dasgan
Hartford
Anna Burdick
Josephine Dwyer
Jane Langshaw
Bridgeport
Caroline Marchany
Honora. Pitcher
George B. Troup
Ballo Lyford
L. Ritchie
Julia A. Monghan
State Education Committed
Ber
Stamford
Disarman
Mary Ellwood
Deenolan
Oli
League of Women Workters
Margaret Shriffela
Humier
Eg. Lawson
Mary E. Duszgan
Harvfard
Feld
Chattanooga
Tenn
Plub
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Grace Carter
Assault arrest reported in Warren Street case
Peter Baronowitz of 248 Warren Street was arrested Saturday on assault charges against his wife Stella who sought police protection after suffering blackened injuries and distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Baronowitz
Warren Street
Stella
Hair styles fit your face for a natural look
The article urges choosing a hairstyle by facial features and personal style. It cites Gloria Swanson Lois Wilson and Vivi Lee as examples of tailored hair decisions, advising readers to study their type, select a flattering method, and practice to find a lasting look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Swanson
Ila Lee
Lois Wilson
Isha
Morningside Club Opens July Carnival Program
A rose time carnival was held at Morningside Milford Friday evening under Garden club auspices. Dances by children in costume coached by Miss Marion Cros featured solo performances by Miss Cross and Miss Considine of West Haven and Miss Dorany Gibbett of Wallingford. Participants from several cities attended. roses display at Anaconset Club awarded blue and red ribbons toward September cup. Fourth of July celebrations planned with lawn sports and fireworks. Wednesday dances at Aracoanser club to run alongside Saturday events with special music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morningside
Milford
Garden Cluth
Louise Bradley Ad
Mary Crandall
Frances Marsh
New York
Grace Jones
Hartford
Ruth Hoppen
New Haven
Helena
Annette Kehoe
Holyokk
Masai Louise
Susanne
Rowena Hissell
Woodmont
Mildred Donahue
West Haven
Lee
Eaward Marera
Johi ‘Kucera
Richard
William
Eaward
Arthur Jones
Richard Treat
George Donahue
Sunior Timm
Richard Jones
Anaconset Club
President Marsh
Mayningulda Wii Tell
Anaconget
BE. F. Coe
New Haver
Oscar B. Pouch
George
Aracoaser Club
Local Personal Notices Include Visits and Outings
Miss Elizabeth Havens hosted Mr. and Mrs. Zisette and Donald Smith at her Southbury country home. George W. Crawford opened a Rome at Laurel Beach Milford for the summer. Lillian Grumman returns from Connecticut College for the summer. Hospitality district leaders of the United Church to meet at Mrs. Fairchilds Friday at 9:30. Mr. and Mrs. William Ham and daughter Clara spend May at Lordship. Swedish Congregational church picnic set for tomorrow at Lewis picnic grounds opposite Wratogue Country Club Stratford. buses depart at 9:30 am and 11:00 am. Selma Kane entertained Miss Rose apfeisoth and Miss Harrier at Linen Avenue for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Havens
Elmer R. Havens
Clinton Avenue
R. Robert Zisette
Brooklyn
Donald Smith
Rochester
Marents
Southbury
George W. Crawford
Norh Avenue
Rome
Laurel’ Beach
Milford
Hospitality Committee of the United Chureh
EB. W. Fairchid
Lewis Picnic
Wratogue Country
Stratford
St Patrick School Dedication Ceremonies Held
Impressive ceremonies marked the dedication of the new St Patrick’s School yesterday at 5 30 pm. Bishop John G Murray presided with Rev Thomas Finn and Rev Richard Carroll assisting. The event included blessing, litany, cornerstone laying, and placing a copper box with bishops, officials, and coins inside the stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's School
John G. Murray
John J. Nilon
John G. Marcin Holmous
United States
Connecticut
Atwatur
Sr. W. Hewlett
W. Mewyett
C. L. Hunt
W. J. Barry
Catholic Transcript
Bridgeport
John €. Lynch
Michael Ford
Patrick McCabe
Bright Eyes and the Curious Bathing Tale
The fragment describes a potion claim Bright Eyes uses to brighten eyes by bathing in warm salted water, then rinsing with clear water. It warns of filtering water through cheesecloth. A boast about marriage odds appears, with a remark on how many times one marries, spoken by an uncredited speaker.
Greenwich Follies Closes With gala Night At Havemeyer
Hundreds attend the closing Greenwich Follies at Havemeyer auditorium in Greenwich. William G. Rockefeller receives a touring car and a pearl necklace prize goes to Mrs Catherine Porseroy land. George B E Rockefeller Foundation head presides. dancer 2 toe and Alice Wynne perform. Lighting trouble briefly darkens the hall as James Culler helps light the stage. A summer dance follows at the Pickwick Arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
Oscar B. Pouch
Georse BE. Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
New York
Mariel Cahil
Arthur H. Brown
Magaline O11
Catherine Pomeroy
Isabella Armstrong
Polly Lauder
Alice Wynne
Alec Keyloft
Fedde
James Culler
Wade
Pickwick Arms
A Sweet Little Baby Boy in Park Rapids
An advertisement from Park Rapids Minnesota promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health before and after pregnancy. It claims the product helps restore health, aiding women and their families to welcome children, with personal testimonials from residents including Mrs Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Rapids
Minnesota
Lydia E. Fink
Wm, Johnson
Box 165
Minn
Middle Eye
Lydia I
Pinkham
Childiesa
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mrs. Johnson
Allen's Foot-Ease Walking Dolls Ad Claims Delight
A quirky advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease Walking Dolls as a clever novelty for festivals and table decor. It urges readers to send a postal to LeRoy, N. for two free dolls and promotes Allen's Foot-Ease antiseptic powder for tender feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Drugelsl
Canques
Tabie
Allen
Russian Singer to Appear at Yacht Club Tomorrow
The Pequot Yacht Club hosts a Russian vocal program by Savell Woalevitch with international renown. A day of bowl races, baseball for all ages, and children's events precede a fireworks display. Refreshments and dancing follow in the annex with music between dances including Russian wolf gongs and Gypsy ballads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savell
IRESULT OF GERMAN INTRIGUE SAYS GARVAN
New York July 2 German intrigue was blamed today for the action led by President Harding and the Attorney General to compel the Chemical Foundation Inc to return about 6700 patents directed for the organic chemical industry Francis Garvan former Alien property custodian head of the Foundation said The Germans were aware of the peace and war importance of these patents and have not relaxed efforts to reclaim them He said American possession of the patents hinders German industry prospects for world money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interigue
Harding
Chemical Foundation, Inc
Organic Chemical
Francis ©. Garvan
Cnatocian
Foundation
Garvan
Saab
Lace-Lined Parasols From Paris Inspire Elegant Gowns
Beautiful face beneath concealed framework, parasols with black satin sunshades and delicately toned ta ffa ta fabrics evoke Parisian couture. Lace-lined designs hailed for their artistry and refined appeal in fashion circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Daily Vacation Bible School Opens at Local Churches
Local churches jointly open a daily vacation Bible school at the First Methodist Church Fairfield avenue and Broad street. Miss Lena C. Knapp directs assisted by Edward A. Cowles. Activities include Bible study crafts woodwork sewing and outdoor programs for children aged six and up with groups for different ages. Weekly schedule runs mornings two afternoons with expected strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
The
United
Universalist
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Lena C. Knapp
First Methodist Ghurah
Daily Vocational Bible School
Edward A. Cowles
United Church
Geo
Acc
Tgirty
New Minister Speaks On Village Customs
A fragmentary tale shows a new minister addressing village habits. He asks a boy to join for fishing on Sunday, but the boy replies that his father won’t take him, illustrating family and religious norms in a small community.
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A&p. Federation
Mitchell Dairy CO
Grove St. Barnum
Lila Lee
Morningside Club
Misa Lillian Grumman
Douphter
Mrs. Elmer Gunman
Park Avenue
Connecticut College
New London
Wiliam H. Ham [Ang
Clara
Brooklawn Avenue
Lordshis
Selma Kane
Linen Avenue
Misa Rose Apfeisoth
ST. Pataganh Paroghal
YACHT
Vanco
Water Will
Owondere
Che
C. O
California
Flasz
Bar Harbor
Venience
Ecru
Madras
Copenhagen
Tumor Department
Wamsutta
Heavy
Shoe Shop
Panty
Children's Shop
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