Nursing Class of Y. W. Will Receive Diplomas Tonight
The YWCA nursing class holds exercises postponed earlier due to illness. Miss Louise Spepeo leads as head nurse. Mrs Henry Hincks and Miss Althel Steing perform selections. John Hroughs is noted for his youth achievement in botany and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. W
VY. Wl
Y. WY
Harold Clark
J. W. Shafer
Hensry Hincks
Auhel Steing
Tap Inv YY
Wee
Louise Spepeo
Visiti Urse
After a Day of Picnicking You Need This Kitchen Apron
A Bridgeport Telegram notice offers a one piece kitchen apron pattern for 36 inch size and bust measures 33 to 44 inches. Send 56 cents in stamps or coin plus your name and address to Pattern department. If not received within five days, call Barnum 100 for assistance.
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Bridgeport Telegram
Y M and Y W C A Offer Classes for Backward Pupils
A local notice describes Y M and Y W C A classes planned for backward pupils. Aviner serves the bay cad, with details on tutoring, supervision, and transportation. The article mentions weekly payment and institutional support, plus expected dates and locations for sessions and supervision by Hyer and others.
Advanced Pupils To Give Piano Recital
Miss Catherine Russell soprano leads advanced pupils in a Miss Mary Louise Pek recital at Frantiin Street this afternoon. Program includes My Country, The Star Spangled Banner, many folk songs and class pieces featuring Florence Waller and MacDonald. Includes list of student performers and selections, noting pieces like The Little Tact, Onie Two, and Petite Valse. Also mentions ribbons and charming mushroom hats for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Russell
Anlotsi
Patra Pupita
Mary Louise Pek
Frantiin Atreet
Geowgt
Hapleauin
Plorence Waller
Bulbre
Irma Dath
Reginaing
Ict MacFarlane
Onie Two
Hee
Mirel Krogmans
Edwin Gere
Bilbrelmner Owen
O'Viara
Istedl Mac Donald
Dutton
Margarey
O'Mara
Duttony
Cornelit Hawley
Schaster
Mary Scott
Rene Maren
Rose Arpoy
Anegin
Mer Linwkund
Jeasie Gaynor
Pictures Influence Furniture Selection
Readers ask how to improve living rooms using period decor. The column suggests aligning portraits and furniture with Colonial themes, noting an octagonal table and Wedgewood pieces. asks Marian Moore for decorating advice and invites responses from readers about locating a prefinished sideboard like the one shown, with manufacturer details if possible.
Hall Home Girls Present Evening of Plays
The Afternoon group at Hall Home Settlement on Main Street stages a night of plays with costumes made by the girls. The Enchanted Gardens features Wild Tos e as the Willow, and a cast including Irene Gagewski and Adele Nacu among others. A dancing exhibition by E wood and Edward Callahan follows, with Rich Citizens the second act and a cast led by Minnie Kalie Rhednick, Irene Randal, and Agnes Zavaisky.
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Hall Hoe
Mainstreet
Wyst
A Ich
Wisp
Amaassis Prince Tsullerfly
Los Hamerret Peas
Frances Bransceans
Fairfield Beach Party Hosted by Misses Egan and Burns
Miss Agnes Egan and Miss Irene Burns hosted a beach party at Fairfield Beach on Wednesday night. A large group of friends attended the seaside gathering, with Caumes inginn noted as principal. Attendees included Myrtle Pit, June Del, Marion Creening, Hele ns, Mrs. Paar Denise, and Downy among others.
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Agnes Egan
Irene Burns
Fairfield Beach
Caumes Inginn
Myrtle Pit
Marion Creening
Helens
Paar Denise
Downy
Himph
Irene Than Gurus
Beedle
Frances Butter Becomes Bride of George A Lynch
Frances Butter wed George A Lynch in a ceremony at the bride’s home attended by family. The bride wore a white satin gown with lace trim and carried a bouquet of pink roses and lilies. Afterly the couple planned a wedding breakfast and a brief honeymoon trip before settling at 446 Warren Street in New York City.
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Frances Butter
George A. Lynch
Waddell and Schwartz Wed at Home in Mirthful Ceremony
Miss Ethel Waddell daughter of Mrs Ann Waddell of 577 Brooke Street and Carl W Schwarts of North Avenue were wed at the bride’s home amid roses and palms with Dr Richard Swain officiating. The bride wore white crepe de chine with tulle, her sister Mildred Waddell was bridesmaid, and James Beardsley was best man. A reception followed and the couple left for a wedding trip, planning to reside in Meriden where the groom works for the International Silver Company. The bride was formerly secretary at the Karma Terminal Coal Company.
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Ether Waddell
Ann Waddell
Brooke Street
Carl WW. Schwesson
Slamund Schwarts
Noth Avenue
Richard Swain
United Congregational Church
International Hilver Company
kKarm Terminal Coal Company
YL. Augustine's
George Do
Misa Belle
Joseph Boag
York City
Colorado
Nevada
Personal notices and society events briefed
Various social items from Bridgeport area include entertaining whist and pinochle at 62 Cannon Ilyest for Past Pocahontas, changes to Bridges port Orphin visiting day to today due to circus tickets, Epworth group planning a lawn cafeteria event, and multiple engagements weddings and meetings. The Bridgeport Art and Theatre Realty Company holds its annual meeting at Lutheway cottage with luncheon and cards, while a fashion of forthcoming nuptials and club activities fill local calendars.
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Mms
Hose Lockwood
W. KK. Vincent
Pocahontas Club
Cannon Ilyest
Bridgeport Art Tearnee Realty Company
Stockh
Beardales
Eieh
Pridgepoerk Art League
May Leahy Bride of John J. Gilbride
May Leahy married John J. Gilbride in a ceremony at Mary’s church. Attendants included Mrs. Nernat Boardaiey and others. flowers decorated the hour. the bride, associated with Crown Paper, will reside at 60 Browrtreeel.
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May Leahy
John J. Gilbride
Andrew AiMbriede
Slater
Nernat Boardaiey
Medan Mtenot
Ci Flawera
Mtr
Utul
Crown Paper Company
Rubbish fire at H M Idlsworth yard causes no damage
A rubbish fire in the yard of H M Idlsworth at 156 Mast Washington alley was put out yesterday afternoon after being turned in from private box 428 by the Franklin Mither Lumber Company across the street. No injuries or property damage occurred.
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H. M. Idlsworth
Vwrank Mither Lumber Company
Mothers and Their Children Play Toward Orderly Toys
A fragment discussing how mothers should steer children away from destruction by redirecting attention to safe play with old toys. It emphasizes diverting the child’s mind to new and interesting activities to reduce wreckage.
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Enilel
Mina
Annual Recital of Grattan Vocal Pupils Held
An annual recital by Grattan pupils showcased strong training and fine voice, with Frank Sewell and others among the participants. A wedding at Augustine's church featured a bride in a color frock and matching hat, best man Joseph Boag, and plans for a Colorado trip before settling in Nevada.
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Grattan Vocal
of Grattan
Hin Pups
Frank Sewell
Wazabeth Nan
Albert Yech
Josephine Lugtrall
Nellle Gibson
Margaret Bowe
Edward Outhouse
Thevora Davery
Gerald Phelan
Betty Vickers
Helen O'Keefs
Palrle
Higgins Dolan Wedding Held at Local Church
Miss Mary Dolan daughter of the Inter and Mrs Peter Dolan of Tiark avenue and Koward C Migeina son of Dennis Higeina of Jersey City N J were married at the local church in a ceremony attended by families and friends.
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Mary G) Dolan
Inter
Peter Dolan
Tio Piark Avenue
Koward C. Migeina
Dennis Higeina
Jersey
Chiy N. J
Silver Plated Hollow Ware and Tea Tiles Prices
Heavy silver plate on nickel silver compotes baskets and bowls priced 50 cents each. Main floor items include 6 inch front pieces at 1.75, 9 inch at 3.00 and 10 inch at 4.00. Dutch silver tea pet tiles with felt backs offered.
Summer Pajamas and Undermuslin on Sale
Advertises summer pajamas for children and misses in one and two piece styles for ages up to 16, with cross bar materials in pink or blue priced from 1.25 to 6.25. Includes Waverly undermuslin shirts at 1.59 and notes cool summery colors and launderability as selling points.
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Billie Burkes
Rubber Aprons For The Home From Nation Stock
Rubber aprons described as the prettiest small tea aprons, trimmed and decorated with rubber. Handy for general house use and to save laundry bills. Available in 75, 85 cents to 1.25 dollars.
Salad Set of Light Cut Glass Floral Design
A decorative salad service in cut glass featuring floral motifs. Includes a large plate and six individual plates. main focus on elegant tableware for formal dining settings.
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John Rroughs
Amnabed, Wortrington
Y. M and
Y.W.C. A
Bay
Estaditahenea
Ure Y. Mead VW
Borne
Benenpion
W. C
Corrie
John Irving
New York
Grant
Bridgeport
Marian Moore
George Washington
Martha
Washington
George
PFL
Hall Home
Fairfield
Anne
Jobai
Madison Avenue
Moore
Lee Veremony
Hride
Atlay
Mra
Laynshett
New York City
Warren Street
Aint
Ethel M. Waddell
C.F. Schwartz
Bridgesport Orphin
Asytuny
Toray
Epworth
Jesse Lee
Mary Donahue
Mary Kearney
Miss Donahue
John Rosner
Chatter Chatter Club
Martha Leonard
Wilbur Staublée
West
Betsy Ross Council No. 1
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Josephine
Doug Craig Stewart
Benjamin Stewart
Trancist Avenue
Alexander Alison
Bridgeport High School
Stewart
Bridgeport Brass Company
Webster School
Elizabeth McGrath
Sophie
T. Room
Botsford
Isabel Venaglin
Eugene Venaglin
Stratford
Leroy FP. Waltner
Orange Street
James
Attor Rosenberg
Sigourney Street
Hartford
Ada E. Rosenberg
Morris K. “Ipkin
David Zipkin
New Wavern
Zipkin
Fridgeport
New Haven
Elizabeth Weeks
Will.sifly Avenue
Marion L. Weeks
Ronald FL
Gem Avenue
St. Patrcks
Plains
Lydia
Renner
Cme
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia E. Pink
CHE
Metal Jardinieres
Nation Stock
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