Hicks Family Opens Open Hooga of the Koo Koo Klix
The Hicks Family from Hicka Revue, a popular Five Hundred club farce by Olivet church, returns in Open Hooga of the Koo Koo Klix with Gerrie Treadwell directing. A two act, large cast featuring Arnold Anderson Leona Petrusche l George Clark Adelbert Wuox and others performs Friday June 16 at Holden Memorial parish hall with dancing after and no admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holden Memorial Parish Hall
Arnold Anderson
Leona Petruschel
George Clark
Adelbert Wuox
Robert Farren
Leet Robbins
Davis Brothers
Richard Moore
Russell Hallowell
Ted Thompson
Joseph Rice
Clara
Strempel
Doroth
Berson
Edna Mohr
Thelma Knox
Elsie Rupp
Edna Alien
Milfared
Abbott
Ruth Treadwell
Gareth Speer
Devon Ladies Auxiliary to Organize Tuesday
Devon June 4 The newly formed Ladies Auxiliary of the Devon Improvement Association will meet at the club house Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock to complete formal organization. By-laws prepared by a committee including Mrs. Ralph Shoemaker Mrs. C O Mathews and Mrs Howard Hallock will be acted upon. All mothers wives sisters or daughters of Improvement Association members are eligible for membership with a charter membership of twenty expected. Mrs Lewis P Baldwin is acting chairman and Mrs A H Chamberlain acting secretary.
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Devon
The
Devon Improvement Association
Ralph Shoemaker
C. O. Mathews
Howard Hallock
Improvement Association
Auxiliary
Twanty
Lewis P. Beldwn
A. H. Chamberlain
Women's Smoke Shop Delights New York Fashionables
The article describes a New York shop marketed to women offering ornate glass holders, amber jewelry topped pipes, and fashionable tobacco wares. It notes women visit in evening attire, buy from tailored catalogs, and compare to London shops while local customers from Kansas City and Philadelphia import tastes, with women from Omaha and Portland engaging openly.
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Tony Stender
Particwar
Bob, Cassidy
Harriet Douglas
Nic
London
Philadelphia
Wworan
West
Middle West
New York
Omaha
Portland
Perfume Burners and Elaborate Parasols Featured
The piece describes perfume burners resembling small vases with electric lights offering room decoration and a new burning method. It notes parasols with ornate fringe and ruffles, edge detailing designed to conceal figures, reflecting fashion curiosities of the era.
Community notices and personal events in Bridgeport
Personal notices list a June 7 reception for the Baby s Ward star at 1127 Fairfield Ave with readings, a food sale at 375 Park Ave by the Young Men s Christian Association auxiliary, and a Republican Women club meeting at 81 State St. Also announced are the last Rector s Guild meeting at 447 Laurel Ave, a Dorothy Tourtellotte marriage in Norwich, a Brooklawn Country Club concert on June 14, and a special Ninth District Republican Women s Club meeting at 420 Shelton St with Mr and Mrs Harrison F. E. Odie noted visiting Kingston, N Y.
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William Nothnagle
Parx Avenue
Young Men's Christian Association
State Streat
Ninth District
Republican Women's Club, Incorporated
Misa Margaret Reynolds
Shelton Street
Talmud Torah Musicale Showcases Local Talent
Under the Ladies Talmud Torah society, an actors and musicians concert unfolded at Bridgeport High School auditorium. Local and visiting performers competed for prominence led by Misa Adelaide Zeigler, a pianist of marked ability, with David Greenspury, Ida Slachter, Rabbi G. Silverman, Annie Koenty, Ida Xivie, Gertrude Zublinoff, Jennis Saldatein, Isader Novax and others. The event was organized by chairman Charles Apito and a committee including M. Keanig, Mrs Mary Zubkoff, Mrs Ide Roethman.
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Ladies Talmud Torah Society
Bridgepot High School
Misa Adelaide Zeigler
David Greenspury
Ida Slachter
G. Silverman
Annie Koenty
Ida Xivie
Gertrude Zu
Unveil Picture of Caruso at Picnic
The Enrico Caruso lodge hosted a park picnic with the baptism of a silk standard bearing Caruso’s embroidery. Over 1,500 attendees included Dr. and Mrs. Pasquale Romeo. Speeches were delivered by Dr. Romeo, Gay, Dr. Nicoly Mariani, Attorney Hosario Giuno of New Haven, and committee chairman Raffael D’Ortenzio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrico Caruso
Tiniy
Jo Stadter
Enrico Crrugg
Pasquale Romeo
Romeo, Gay
Nicoly Mariani
Atorney Hosario Giuno
New Haven
Raf
Garden Party and Musical Program At Park Street Church
Under the Wor man s League, a garden party will be held Tuesday afternoon from six o clock in the gardens at the homes of Mrs Willem B Board nan and Mrs frank Trumbull. A musical program directed by Mrs Roy Clark begins at 3 15 pm with contralto Norma Weber Kindtig and soprano Catherine Hussell. Tea, ice cream, cake, candy, and flowers will be sold at booths. A storyteller will entertain children from 2 to 4 pm and trolley cars will meet at Mill Hill avenues foot. Committees include Mrs Henry Fish for ice cream, Mrs Robert Zink for tea and cakes, and Mrs Milton Bassett for candy sal.
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Worman's League
Park Street Congregational Church
Willem B. Board‘nan
Mill Hill‘avenue
Rank Trumbull
Mily Hill Avenue
Roy Clark
Norma Weber Kindtig
Catherine ‘Hussell
Bootha
Qothers
Henry Fish
Robert Zink
Milton Bassett
Toys Wanted at Main Street Day Nursery
Warm June days bring 20 plus daily visitors to Main Street Day Nursery yet there are no toys. A sand pile needs a spoon and a doll or cart would help. The Charity Organization Society, chaired by Mrs. William H. Griffith, appeals for spare toys to aid the nursery.
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Main Street
Charity Organization Society
Wiliam H. Griffith
Eighteenth Wedding Anniversary Observed
Mr and Mrs William Kent of 71 Lindley Street celebrated their eighteenth wedding anniversary at home Saturday night with cards and dancing. Mrs George Mallett sang solos and Harry Kincaid performed. The house featured palms and cut towers and eighteen place settings for guests. Attending were Mr and Mrs A E orle Stone Mr and Mrs George A Mallett Miss Dorothy Haines Miss Marjory Culver Bob Davenport William Kenyon Miss Frances Connors of Greenwich Mr and Mrs Harris Coleburn of Boston Miss Helen Terrill Theodore Russell of Mount Vernon and Mr and Mrs R P J Hammond of Atlanta.
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William Kent
Lindley Street
George Mallett
Harry Kincaid
A. Eorle Stone
Mira
George A. Mallett
A. Shelton Morris
Dorothy Haines
Marjory Culver
Bob Davenport
William Kenyon
Musal Frances Connors
Greenwich
Harris Coleburn
Boston
Mass
New York City
Helen Terrill
Theodore Russell
Mount Vernon
R. P. J. Hammond
Atlanta
Georgia
Hammond In
Grother
Dmrs
Kent
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