Miss Abercrombie a Summer Bride
Louise Abercrombie wed James Banks at King church in a formal ceremony officiated by the rector. Relatives and friends attended as bridesmaids in colored organdie gowns and corsages, with Vaughan Abercrombie as best man. The couple plans a wedding trip to New York and will reside at 320 Ogden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.V. Abercrombie
Banks
King Church
Mignonne Crofut
Herald of Honor
Fou
Bessie
Liesta
Alice
Grace
Little Anna
Edith
Grace Abercrombie
Vaughan
New York
Albany
Ogden Street
Frisbie, Pie Co
Dr Ryder and Miss Griffen Wed in Brookfield Center
The marriage of Florence Sophia Griffen and Dr Charles Ambler Ryder occurred Saturday afternoon at 2 30 at the bride's home Brookfield center. Rev Charles Lewis Bisgs of St Pauls Episcopal church officiated with only immediate family present. The bride wore white georgette and carried bride roses. Mrs George Starr Dean of New Milford was matron of honor in pink charmeuse with pink sweet peas. Ernest Griffen Mansfield, a Bridgeport nephew of the bride, served as best man. The rooms were decorated with flowers and a wedding breakfast followed. After a trip to Vermont the couple will reside at the bride's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milford
Ernest Griffen Mansfield
Bridgeport
Vermont
Howard's Buttermilk Cream advertised as beauty remedy
An old style advertisement promotes Howard's Buttermilk Cream from Howard Bros. Chemical Co. of Buffalo New York. It claims to brighten complexion by daily application to face neck arms and hands and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied. The copy mentions common skin issues and promises rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Howard Bros. Chemical Co
Butfaio
Hindle'srug
St Patrick's Church wedding of Aurelia Berger and Robert Campbell Jr
Miss Aurelia Louise Berger and Robert A Campbell Jr wed at St Patrick's Church with Rev John C Lynch officiating. The bride wore white Georgette and carried a bridal bouquet. reception at the bride’s home followed by a trip to Atlantic City. Both are Bridgeport High School graduates with Berger a soprano soloist. Campbell is in the family meat and grocery business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Churgh
Aurelia Louise “Berger
Mrs. Berger
J.ork, Mill
Robert A. Campbell, Jr
la? Costage Street
John C. Lynch
Berger
Miss Lorraine
Campbell
Atlantic City
N. J
Miss Berger
Mr. Campbell
Bridgeport Highh
St. Augustine’s Church
Old Brotherhood Gardens Fete At Nativity Church
The gardens around the Church of the Nativity on Carson Street host a lawn fete from 2:30 to 9:30 on Saturday. Activities include a children's party, kitchen goods sale, and an evening lantern light with dancing in the Brotherhood assembly hall. Mrs Edward S Warnes chairs the committee with Women's Guild members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Nativity
Ferris Bishop
Bishop
Episcopal Brotherhood
Edward
Warnes
Women's Guild
Leroy Barnum
Wakeman
Isaac Besser
Daniel Mooney
Chaves Buckley
Charles Cawthorn
Charles
George Selesam
Helen
Bessie Selesam
Ladies Union Church Elections Planned at Park Street
The Ladies Union of Park Street Church and the Fullerton Memorial circle plan a luncheon at the church parlors on Thursday at 1 o'clock. All parish women are invited. Afterward the two groups will hold their annual meeting with officer elections and brief reports. Participants include Mrs. William B. Boardman, Mrs. Roy E. Clark, Mrs. Gerald H. Beard, Mrs. Robert Zink, Mrs. Henry Hitch, and Miss Marion Betts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Boardman
Circle
Roy E. Clark
Union
Gerald H. Beard
Robert Zink
Henry Hitch
Marion Betts
Westman Fox Wedding Salutes June Nuptials at St Pauls
Rev B F Root officiated as Kate Fox daughter of Mr and Mrs Abi Fox of 404 Shelton street wed Gustave Westman son of Mr and Mrs Charles Wulynan. The couple honeymooned in Albany and will reside at 354 Putnam street. Kate Fox sister Anna served as maid of honor. Westman works at Columbia Graphophone. Kate has ties to A W Burritt company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin F. Root
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kate Fox
Abi Joshua Fox
Shelton Street
Gustave Westman
Charles Weulynan
Anna Fox
William” Rossignol
Tuesday specials for towels and fabrics sale
A Tuesday sale offers Turkish bath towels discounted from regular 58c 69c and 79c to 50c. Also new lot green or tan painted awning stripe at 89c and bleached Fruit of the Loom sheeting 90 inches wide at $1.00. Regular 58 plaid dress ginghams 32 inches wide offered at 50c. Also a new shipment of wire netting in almost all widths arrives.
Woman Speaker At Fairfield Campaign Dinner Debuts
A campaign dinner of the Beth district Republicans at Roton Point on July 2 features Mrs Arthur Livergore as chairwoman of Len T county Republican committee and Governor Calvin Coolidge as speakers. Delegate invitations aim to gather 65 prospective attendees, with about 30 Bridgeport women accepting. Also listed is Mrs pivermora and Leslie M. Shaw, former Roosevelt treasury secretary, as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County
Svifl
Beth District Repubicans
Roton Point
Arthur Livergore
Republican Executive Committee
Len T
Calvin Goolidge
Bridgeport
Pivermora
Leslie M. Shaw
Waltersville Pupils Graduate in First Commencement
Samuel Slawson presided as Waltersville school held its first public graduation in the auditorium. Seven graduates received diplomas as hundreds of parents and friends attended. The program featured an orchestra, a class prophecy by Ida Trotsky, class characteristics by Jennie Solomon, a class poem by Anna Sovalver, and a recital by Edith Fogenbluavm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Trotsky
Jennie Solomon
Anna Sovalver
Edith Fogenbluavm
Commencement Exercises at St Josephs School
St Josephs German Parochial school will hold commencement exercises on Wednesday night at Eagles hall Madison avenue. Eight pupils will graduate Ernest Julius Braun Lenore Elizabeth Connery Thomas Mightel Lauter Anna Lorine Mullins Jore Clare Neubauer Flora Ursula Saur Johanna Terese Slemperan John Peter Yantos The program includes class plays and musical pieces. Diplomas and honors will be conferred by Rev Hubert Dame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's German Parochialschool
Wit
Eagles
Madleon Avenue
Ernest Julius Braun
Lenore Elizabeth Conney
Thomas Mightel Lauter
Anna Lorine + Mullins
Jore Clare Neubauer
Flora
Ursula Saur
Johanna Terese Slemper
An ‘Ohn
Peter Yantos
Hubert Dame
Social Notes From Local Households and Yale Exercises
Mrs Joshua Anderson returns from Brooklyn with visitors from Boston and a birthday party in East Norwalk. Engagements include a wedding at Wilmot Avenue and a Mount Holyoke club meeting postponed by rain. Yale seniors weather rain with exercises at Woosey Hall and Vanderbilts square ivy planting, featuring speeches by Smith Ammiour Townley and Wooley.
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E.L. Bradbury
Noble Avenue
Atlantic City
Ladies of Charity
St. Vincent de Paul
Hunsing Street
Mildred Wood
G. Ay
Allee Ward
Flushing
Raven
Rain
Will Lake
Reise
Columbia, University
Yale University
Sheffield
Woosey Hall
Charles E. W. Smith
Balmore
John Stanley Ammiour
Pasadena
Cal
Donald C. Townley
New York
Vanderbit Square
Evans Wooley, Jr
Tndianapolia
John Willams Andrews
New Haven
Charles & Heminway
Brooklyn
Social Roundup of Local Residents Travel and Events
Miss Mary Freethy and several colleagues vacationed in New York City while others returned from Buffalo Niagara Falls and Scranton. Harvard ties feature in extended families with John T. McNamara’s 1920 class and a Harvard prom guest list. Local dances, piano pupils, and announcements of marriages, summer travel plans, and civic roles fill the page with social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Freethy
New York City
Klen Coyne
Grand Street
Lillian’ Fox
Noble Avenue
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Scranton
Penn Acee
First Day of Summer Feels Like Early Spring
The article notes the first day of summer began with cold rain that persisted until late afternoon, followed by clearing skies and a noticeable rise in temperature as the day progressed. It emphasizes the seasonal anomaly of chilly, wet weather for a summer start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evervale
American Legion to Hold Entertainment at Glow Home
The American Legion will host an entertainment event featuring guard playing and dancing at the Golden Art street venue tomorrow. An afternoon and evening program is planned with Mrs. Charles Crosby as committee chair assisted by Mrs. W. E. Allen.
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Gard
Golden Art Street
Charles Crosby
W. E. Allen
E Port Shriners Meet Mara on Coast
City Clerk J A H Robinson and other Shriners on their excursion west were guests of Mr and Mrs Homer S Cummings and Mr and Mrs George F Mara at the Palace hotel San Francisco recently.
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G. Willams
Christine Willisame
Howard Avenue
Haveers
Calltor
Pacific Coast
W. P. Kirk
George Mara
Toca
San Francisco
J. A. H. Robinson
West
Homer S. Cummings
George F. Mara
Palace Hotel
Edward Capps Named Minister to Greece by Wilson
President Wilson designated Edward Cappe of New Jersey as minister to Greece with a recess appointment. Parker Gilbert Jr was named an assistant secretary to the treasury in the same brief note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edward ‘Cappe
New Jersey
Wilson
Greece
Parker Gilbert, Jr
The
Treasury
Presidential nominees named at Des Moines convention
In Des Moines on June 21 Miss Georgia A Bacon of Massachusetts and Mrs Thomas G Winter of Minneapolis were nominated for president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs at the biennial convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Georria A. Bacon
Massachusetts
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
Weekend at the cabin and graduation shopping
A cold rainy Saturday visit at a Laurel County cabin ends with family dinner and a return home. The narrator plans a graduation gift trip to Chamberlin and Shronshire’s, admiring leather diaries, perfume, Syrian brass, and elegant fashion as Mother Bab notes fine shops in California. They reminisce missing candy specials and choose gifts, including a vacation portfolio and chocolate boxes, while Edith-to-meet-in-town remains a future plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyni
Moiiner
Aglick
Bunny
Laurel
Harold
Mike
Mother Bob
Mother Baborough
Chamberlin and
Shronshire
Alkeli in Soap 213 Bad for the Heirs Soap use cautions
The text promotes emulsified coconut oil soap as a superior cleansing option, warning against excess alkali in ordinary soaps. It claims the product cleanses hair and scalp thoroughly, leaves hair bright and manageable, and rinses easily. It notes availability at pharmacies.
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Alkeli
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Miss Abercrombie
DR. Ryder
Miss Griffen
ST. Patrick's Church
Itivs
Aureli Berger, Bride of
Robert
Campbell—St. Juytreit
Offichte
Old Brotherhood
Ladies’ Union OF
Park Street
Lancheon
All Women of Church
Rev
B. F. Root
Westman-Fox
Young People United ‘In
St Pan's
Maid of ‘Honor
Fairfield Ave
Broad Street Co-operative
Waltersville
Supt Slawson
Ist. Josephs
Joshua Anderson
Kane Auth Street
Eldrich
Boston
Anderson
Anna Moscovite
Howard Avenue Park
Mount Enivoke Club
Pienje
Misa Frances Blakeman
Oronoque
Stratford
Mount Holyoke
Laure
May Hungerford
Charles Hungerford
Wilmot Avenue
Dey
Andrea
Mr. Kelly
St. George's
Rascu
Ace Lester Bradbury
Mrr
W. L. Bradbury
Wesleyan University
Reury W. Hincks
Yale
Gontors Cather
Woolsey Hall
T. J. McNamara
Mariel McNamara
Ara
Harvard
McNamara
John T. McNamara
Angus BP. Shorne
Marion ‘Dhorne
Green
Guying An
P Buffala
N.Y
Bertha
Samuel E. Clark
Long Hill
Brewster
Doris Bryant
Gaughter
Florence Daniels
Brrant
New London
Jtoetta
Danbury
Lillian Wood
Seymour, Cann
G. Hunt Wilber
Sane Capitol Avenue
Frank M. Riley
Sanford Place
Emma, Grace
Hartford
John 5
Pullman
Philman
Joseph Pullman
Wiliam B. Boardman
Milfit Avenue
Andover
Andover Academy
Bradford Boardman
Emily Nickerson
Norman Street
Wheaten Club
Hilgabeth Park
Penfield Littlebrandt
F. E Picket
Stratford Avenue
American Legion
E’port
Edward Capps
Che
Annex
I Natalie
G. W. Fairchild and Sons
Calixfornia
Golden Hill Street
Peete Burke
C. D. Lane
Harald
Lane
Luke
Love
Asters
Snap Dragon Cosmos
Zinnias
Secre
John
Roo Conn
NAT. Bank
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