Double wedding at Woodmont Hotel in Woodmont Connecticut
A unique double ceremony united the Enelow and Finklehoff families at Woodmont Hotel with over 500 guests from Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Alabama New Jersey and Connecticut. The first couple Miss Imbel Enelow and Louis Finklehoff wed at 7 30 pm and the second couple Miss Rosalie Finklehoff and Paul Enelow wed at 2 34 pm. Brides wore satin gowns with Bohemian lace veils and orange blossoms. attendants included Miss Sadie Finklehoff and bridesmaids Fay Finklehoff Russian Small Betty Pattatt Jean Cohn Beatrice Natansen. Louis Cohn was best man. ushers were Harry Solin Irving Imeginsky Nat Rosenbach Jack Nadel and Jack Cohn. A large reception followed with an orchestra and supper. The couples will vacation at the beach then tour New England Niagara Falls Canada and Washington. Gifts included sterling silver cigarette cases and vanity cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Enclow
Pittsburon
Louis Finklehoff
Bernard Finklehoff
Springfield
Rosalie Finklehoff
Paul
Haelow
Sadie Finklehoff
Fay Finklehoff
Chicopee Falls
Slass
Betty Pattatt
Springala
Jean Cohn
Beatrice Natansen
Boston
Louis Cohn
Harry Solin
Holyoke
Irving Imeginsky
New Haven
Nat Rosenchak
New York City
Jack Nadel
Jack Cohn
New England
Niagara Halls
Canada
Washington
Guardsmen Fix Luxuries In Camp At Fort Wright
Guardsmen at Fort Wright Fisher's Island New York complete tent living and prepare to start drills. The 242nd regiment arrived by the mine layer Badd, with Captain Philip Hurjey as officer of the day and Lieutenant Carl R Minton commanding guards. Iron Battery B provided the guard detail tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Wright
Fisher’s Island
N.Y
Bridgeport
National
Coast
Philip Hur Jey
Carl R Minton
Scattery Acosh
J. F. Rchardson
Raymond Watt
Ag4and Regiment
Coast Artillery Corps
Edward Marsh
Harold White
Wesley Thomas
Fishers Island
Business Women To Hold Lawn Fete Tomorrow Night
Bridgeport Business and Professional Woman's club hosts a lawn fete at Pattie Brooks's home 59 Nichola avenue tomorrow from 6 to 10 pm if rain moves to the next evening. Organized program features sports, dances, cards, fortune teller, and refreshments with many members and guests listed as hosts and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Business and Professional Woman's Club
Pattie Brooks
Nichola Avenue
Leah Clark
Helen
Minnie Saunders
Maylak Hallock
Grace Dickhaut
Bisa
Virginia Lawson
Dorothy Schwartz
Henry Pardee
Mario McGowan
Helen Keenan
Florence Maraft
Mildred Ketchem
Evelyn Hartley
Withel Robinson
Tathan Schelty
Frances Schneider
Kathryn McIntyre
Peggy Robinson
Nina Lavene
Laura Behen
Ruth Hollis
Doris Hawley
Arline Curtis
Dorothy Carpenter
Ruth Geissler
Selma Bliss
Betty Sevtert
Alice Clark
Marjorie Japp
James Clark
T Evelyn Theveen
Mary Sales Hancort
Joseph Hancort
Berths Hagens
Frances Hawley
Ruth Kilpatrick
Frances Coggswell
Harry Facer
John Swanson
Imma Dundas Davis
C. G. Lawson
David Greenbaum
Rose E. House
Jesse Renton
Three Community Bible Schools Open This Morning
Three community vacation bible schools begin operation this morning in the central north end and east end. Central school at 9 o clock with Dan of Nazareth Wilmot T Frske as principal and a staff including Miss Sophie Thelin Miss Jean Bar ratt and others. East end school led by Rev Minor Tiarwood with a teacher staff listed. North end school under Mrs Wal fee Kilpatrick with Miss Gessie and Miss Mutchison among the teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North End
East End
United Eburgh
Universalist
Holden Hall of Olivet Church
Trinity Methodist
Newfield Church
Washington Park M
Mary Nichols
Vera Wesehe
Forrest L. Knapp
Minor Tiarwood
PERSONAL NOTES And Weddings From The Bronx To Fairfield
Miss Wtta M Berman of Bronx N Y spent the holidays with her aunt Mrs Yetta Perking of 116 Arctic street Mrs I E Joyce of Savoy street has returned home after a week end in Hoxbury Conn Mrs Eugene Doughty of Wilmot avenue leaves today for Maine for July Dr Ethan E Stewart of Seattle visiting the Thorpes at 836 Myrtle avenue returned home after a day at the Democratic convention in Baltimore she attended Johns Hopkins commencement where her daughter earned a PhD degree The Bridgeport Psychology club meets this evening at 8 in the Stratfeld sun parlor The Rector s Aid of Cavary Epis copal church has suspended summer meetings Members were urged to contribute one dollar to aid the society during summer and report in September Mr and Mrs HA Newcomb of Passaic spent the holiday with Harold Johnson of Fairfield avenue Mrs Jerome Bushnell of Baltimore Md has returned after visiting local friends Miss Margaret Rogers Michael Piske and the Brochs at 33 Kossuth street and others vacationing as guests of Mrs William Cook of Sonat Miss Rogers returns tonight Roger s party will stay next week then depart William Rogers joined the group earlier and Dr and Mrs Robert Lynch sailed on the Leviathan for an Atlantic trip with Dr Lineh conducting research Took in Europe and hospitals Mrs Frank Hochman of 99 Myrtle avenue sails for Barone Saturday for extended stay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan E Stewart
Seattle
Washington
Fred L. Thorpe
Myrtle Avenue
Stewart
Baltimore
Johns ‘Hopkins
Jerome Bushnell
William Rogers
Kossuth Street
Margaret Rogers
Michael Piske
I. Broch
Frank Davey
Harold
Ann Street
Otto Broch
Wiliam Cook
Sonat
Mr Rogers
Wilton
Franti Damrosen
New York Times
Mme
Rosanoft Qwaeshe
Nelson Spencer
Big Club
New York
Mintie Spencer
Carolne
George Rice
Brooklyn
Edward
Emma Olmstead
Mountain Road
Judge Jennings
Westport
Tom Hall
Philip
Georgie
Jane Schenk
Ives, Formrely
White Plains
Freeman Place
Remen Lawrence
J. E. W. Young
Emily Young
Grumman Hill
Benjamin Sanders
Sander
Ma Sanders
Tuckahoe
Adolph Hemmelscamp
Newark
N. J
Darien
Story Tellers Begin On Summer Schedule
Gypsy story tellers start summer activities this week with over 30 girls volunteering to entertain children at various institutions. Groups visit July 11 to July 14 at hospitals, orphanages, libraries, and parks, featuring named participants at locations across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itis
Aining
Bridgepot Hospital
Alien Aarons
Clara Josephson
Mahel Pack
Lillian Mleinwald
Hebrew Orphanage
Clara, Josephson
Alice Aarons
Hillside
Catherine Maclachlan
Pheo van Tassel
Tulyv
Flack Rock Mbrary
Henrietta Tastwood
Ellets
Madison Avenue
LaVerne Clarkson
Rose Beck
Washington Park
Frances Cullerton
Elizabeth McDermott
Lachlan Mary Owen
Alles Aarons
Pembroke Street
Gathering
West End
Flora Jigier
Lexington Avenue
Wisie Anderson
Dorothy Sones
Mary Owen
Tranistan Avenue
Dorothy Linehan
Rosalind Bray
Wilton Cellist lauded for native talent in New York Times
Dr Franti Damrosen praises Mme Lief Rosanoff, a summer Wilton resident and former Belgian consul's daughter, as an American gifted beyond foreign reception. The feature highlights Rosanoff as a distinguished American musician amid a social roundup including Nelson Spencer’s family, local guests, and July events across Wilton.
Campbell Wilson wedding held at Curtiss home
Mrs Elliot P Curtiss of Michels hosted the ceremony for Dorotha Wilson and Robert J Campbell at Curtiss residence on Saturday. Bridesmaids included Barbara Lincoln and Constance Bridgeford. William Campbell was best man. The couple will live in Dayton Ohio after a reception and motor trip to the White Mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliot P. Curtiss
Michels
Dorotha Wison
Frank Wilson
Hartford
Robert 3. Campbell
New York City
Barbara Lincoln
H. R. Jnegill
Constance Bridgeford
Adele
Ohio
Sally
Barbara Curtiss
Httle
Glhet Curtiss
William M. Campbell
New York
James Thompson
M Wilson
White Mountains
Dayton
Field events at annual Pignig picnic shine
Albini Grove Westport hosts Bridgeport chapter DeMolay first annual picnic with baseball volleyball and various field events. Winners include Wes Rogerson in several races, Harold Gorham captaining the tug of war and volleyball victory, with team members Carrington Wallworth Rozene Bern stein Lyons Rising and Cibulas among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albini Grove
Westport
Bridgeport
Ons &O
Kandesh
George Tialsh
Rennie Goodman
Wealey Rogerson
Wesley Rogerson
Carl Wauld
Cor Advisors
Harold W Gorham
W Rogerson
J. Rozene
Carrington
Bernstein
Aida Tfoward Gorham
Carrington G. Wallworth
A Helenza
J Rozene
FE Lyons
T. Rising
Gorham
Cibulas
Or Reither
W. Rogerson
B. Kandesk
Morelouse
Summer mourning frocks and patterns on three floors
Second floor offers delicate georgette and silk crepe frocks in black for summer mourning from $39.50 to $55 with lightweight versions. Black Silk Sports Frocks and water-resistant silk priced at $22.50 to $39.50. Sizes 36 to 44. Adjoining the piece goods department the Pattern Department carries McCall Vogue and Standard-Designer patterns. Third floor. Special 59 cts. Main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall
Vogue
Summer Sale Offers Lace Trimmed Blouses And Dresses
Regular 6.90 blouses hand made with embroidery using Trish and filet laces. New season hats, embroidered duvetyn and felt, brown to white shades. Dresses on second floor with gingham fabrics, multiple models trimmed with handwork. Pajamas, washable mattress lovers, drapery silks, towels, tumblers and Cyril items featured with sale prices across floors.
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Reg. Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woodmont Hotel
Wint-o-sreen
Hee Savers
Wtta M. Berman
Bronx
Yetta Perking
Arctic Street
I. E. Joyce
Savoy Street
Hoxbury
Eugene Doughty
Wilmot Avenue
Maine
Bridgeport Psychology Club
Stratfeld
Cavary Episcopal Church
HA. Newcomb
Passaic, N_ 7
Harold Johnson
Fairfield Avenue
Robert « Lynch
Courtland Street
Europe
Lineh
Frank Th Hlchman
Myrtie Avenue
Barone
Cellist
Mme» Lief Rosanoff
America
Curtiss Home
Ters Oe Ond
Mary Warren
Malin
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