Elizabeth Keyes Becomes Bride of Joseph Hanley
The wedding of Miss Elizabeth C Keyes daughter of Mrs Thomas Keyes of Waterbury and Joseph Hanley of 278 North Main Street Waterbury occurred at Immaculate Conception Church Waterbury with Rev F L McQuirk officiating. The bride wore a light canton crepe gown with hat to match and carried a shower bouquet of bride roses. The bride’s attendant Miss Marion Healy wore a paisley gown with pink roses. The couple planned a auto trip after the ceremony and will reside at 278 North Main Street Waterbury upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. Keyes
Thomas Keyes
Waterbury
Joseph Lanley
Grand Street
Immacuate Conception
FL McQuirk
Secon
Marnard Healy
Joseph Burnas
Mrs. Hanley
North Main Street
Daily Bible School to Close Friday Observed at Universalist Church
The Community Daily Vacation Bible School completes three weeks with an average of 45 children from United, First Methodist, and Universalist churches. Sessions at Universalist Church on Fairfield Avenue feature Bible and memory work, handicraft, and games. Friday night closing exercises will include student promotions and a general exhibition in parish rooms. Parents and friends are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Daily Vacation Bible School
United, First Methodian
Universalist
Fairfield Avenue
Universalist Church
Mystery Chaplin lookalike robs Berlin crowds
A man dressed as Charlie Chaplin with a fake mustache and canal boat persona amused Berlin crowds for hours. He hugged many people and seemed to be filming, but he was robbing them, a ruse not recognized until afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Charlie Chaplin
Camp Furniture For Outdoor Camp Life
Girls at camp can craft rustic furniture to suit outdoor life. Create camp pigs or cows from whole or half logs with rustic legs, drive nails to secure, and leave bark for atmosphere. Build benches stools and a simple dining table using cross-sections and logs to fit available wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Pattern Department Inquiry Phone for Pattern Order
The Bridgeport Telegram requests readers to mail 16 cents to receive patterns and to write their name and address. Readers are instructed that if a pattern does not arrive within five days they should call Barana for assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barana
Camp Menus Offer Weeklong Dining Plan
A scrambled school style menu lists daily meals from Saturday through Friday. Entries cover breakfast luncheon dinner and supper with items such as banana salad cream beef fricassee chicken salmon salad rice and chicken and various breads, drinks, desserts, and milk across the week.
Improvised Cross Beams for Makeshift Table Support
Fragments describe finding boards and ogs to sew to correct length, with cross-pleves beneath to support a better table. The note suggests nailing Jegs pieces to reinforce structure as part of a rudimentary build.
Lawn and Card Party Aids Local Club Benefit
A sizable sum was raised at a garden party Saturday afternoon under the Business and Professional Woman's Club at Mrs. Lawson's Washington avenue home. Guests enjoyed bridge, whist, and pince-nez, with food and novelty booths along the lawn. Hostesses included Miss Bertha Hagens Miss Frances Hawley Miss Rose House Mrs Lawson and Mrs David Greenham. Committee chairs listed Emma Anderson ice cream Mrs Brown cards Miss Florence Wook punch and Mrs William Harty food.
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Bertha Hagens
Frances Hawley
Misa Rose i
House
Lawson
David Greenhanm
Mra
Emma Anderson
Brown
Florence Wook
William Harty
Brooklyn Pastor Fills Pulpit At United Church
Rev Arthur M Willis of Brooklyn preached at United Church on Symbols of Religion using a tale of three symbols: power, trade, and Christ, arguing life of devotion and service is the highest symbol. He urged religion cannot be taught by debate and will lead sermons for the next two Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur M. Willis
Richmond
Jesus Christ
God
Mr. Elis
Ruth Velie to wed William Jackson Read
Miss Ruth E Velie of New York City announces engagement to William Jackson Read of 10 Russing Place at a tea hosted by Mrs. Velie in John Street Troy guests included Miss Marion Lang Miss Katherine Smith Miss Ruth Velie Miss Esther Missy Dorothy Citlin and others in attendance at the Saturday afternoon event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion M. Lang
Troy N. Y
Ruth E. Velie
New York City
T. Velie
Johnstreet
Velie
Willam Jack Read
Russing Place
Marion Lang
Misa Katherine Smith
Ruth Welic
Esthe
Missy Dorothy Citlin
M Allison
Hagel Tiakeslee
Grace Biakeslee
Nellie Pattigrew
Alma Benson
HH. Reid
Masculine taste shown plainly in furniture
A home feature describes a bachelor apartment living room with masculine decor. It notes a velour gray armchair, bold wall design, two shade wallpaper, and a weather-themed painting with its own light. It invites readers to send for home furnishing advice and mentions local contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Servi Ries
Mulbery Wilk
Noe Valance
Algonqui Members to Hold Theatre Party
More than 300 Algonquin club members plan a theatre party tomorrow night at Polits theatre. They will assemble at the club rooms between 7 and 8, march to the theatre led by President Matt H. Rogers and the entertainment committee, which staged last week’s outing. Motion pictures of the outing will be shown along with a program of Algonquin musical features in honor of the visitors.
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Algonquin Club
Polits Theatre
Intatee
Pregnent Matth H. Rogers
Coumitteo
What s in a Name London Court Names Several Litigants
London July 22 court session lists participants answering surnames including Wool Luger Farthing Pressman Fride Trud Crystal Belly. Mr and Mrs River Gould Jennings of Fairfield visiting at Dixville Netch H.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London County Court
Wool
Luger
Farthing
Pressman
Fride
Trud
Crystal
Belly
River Gould Jennings
Fairfield
Dixville Netch
Brady Family Sails for Buenos Aires
Mrs. George Brady and two daughters waited aboard the Munson Line Pan American for Buenos Aires to rejoin Lt. Col. George Brady United States Trade Commissioner to Argentina. Mrs. Brady had stayed with her mother Mrs P Kelley at 587 Washington Avenue and was joined by her sister Mrs F P Devine and niece Miss Ruth A Devine. Adeline Ci Kelley was her maiden name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Trudy
Washington Avenue
Jeanne
Elizabeth
Munson Line
Pan-American
Buenos Aires
George §. Brady
United States
Brady
P. Kelley
Washington Ave
Nue
Haven of Rent hosts antireaction fighters in Moscow
Moscow July 22 Soviet leaders set up a home here for fighters against international reaction deported from other countries. Evicted sixty from various nations live in this Haven of Rent, yet their freedom may not meet Bolshevik claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Mrs Edward Laughman Guest of Miss Leverty at Lawrence
Mrs Edward Laughman of Lawrence is the guest of Miss Irene Leverty at the home of Dr Charles Leverty on James Street for several weeks. During her stay she has attended teas and garden parties with more events planned before her return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Laughman
Lawrence
L. 1
Irene Leverty
Charles Leverty
James Atragt
Mra Laughman
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Joseph Hanley
Daily Bible School
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Penis Ees
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Cos
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Brooklyn
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Marian
Marian Moore
M. EL
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of & Kinecod Avenue
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Magee
Magee Furnace Company
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