Brooklawn club March program opens with children party
Mrs. Dudley Morris heads the women’s committee for Brooklawn club March events. On Saturday at 8:30 pm a children’s moving picture party will feature carefully chosen reels for all ages. Other evenings include a better supper and mixed bowling, a St Patrick’s bridge lunch, a dinner dance with a novelty orchestra, and tea at 4 pm. The program ends with a dinner and the film The Wonderful Thing starring Norma Talmadge.
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Dudley Morris
Brooklawn Club
Ihildren
Turday
Marcus Ordayne
Joudhey ‘Morris
Orchastra
Hoata
Hubert Morfey
Norms Talhuadge
Milo Terbush Given Eighth Birthday Party
A party at Burton A Terbush home celebrated Milo Terbush turning eight. Guests gave a suit of clothes and three birthday cakes were served. Milo spoke thanking guests and relatives for gifts as dancing and games followed. Attending were Mr and Mrs Bee Abie Mr and Mrs Daniel Tuiners Mr and Mrs James Monahan Mr and Mrs HA Rialess Robert Davies Ray Allen Loretta Kielay Grace Dooney Andrew Terbush Eliza Terbush Jingart Terbush Milo Terbush Burton Terbush and Miss M F Hust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton A. Terbush
Receht
Phthelas
Higeon Milo
Pxoungster Mage
Apcg
Danciig
Bames
Bee Abie
Daniel Tuiners
James Monahan
Players of Houstomatic Plant To Give Show
The Red Law 4 tvo net comdy by Hubard Booth will be produced at the Industrial Service building of the Y W G A Friday night. Players of the Houstonic plant of Bridgeport Brass company will present the play with William Preland Miss Jane Adams Thomas Webb Fred Barrell Mrs Mary Shepard wid Miss Farrier. Directed by A W Bearsa director of dramatics of the Industrial department of the M GOA. This entertainment is a program by the plant Recreation committee for the employer. Thomas Webb leads the social session after the show. The plant orchestra will provide music for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubard Booth
Industrial Service
Houstonic
Bridgeport Brass Company
William Preland
Jane Adams
Thomas Webb
Fred Barrell
Mary Shepard
Farrier. Young
A. W W. Bearsa
Industrial
M. Goa
Speakers Named for Republican Luncheon March 9
Lineal committees organize the Stratfield luncheon on Thursday March 9 by the Fairfield County Republican Women association formed last fall. President Mrs Minerva Davis of Norwalk and vice presidents Mrs Grace Chenck of Witten and Mrs Elia Weck of Bridgeport lead the group. Rosemary of New London will speak on One Child Welfare Legislation Hardy Results. Mrs James Russell Parsons of New York will discuss Service and Virtue as head of The Republican Neighborhood clubs of New York. Local chairs include Mrs Gracy Richardson tickets Mrs Bath Pance and Mrs wa Peabody Miles finance, and Mrs William Jean decorations.
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Mincheon
Wairfield County
Republican Women’s Association
Boen
Stratfield
Wea
Minarva Davis
Norwalk
Grace Chenck
Witten
Elia Weck
Bridgeport
Skell
Sts
Rosemary
New London
Anderson
Chill Welfare Commission
Connecticut Industrial School For Girls
Hardy Resuks
James Russell Parsons
New York
Parsons
Republican Neighborhood Clubs of
Gracy Richardson
Bath Pance
Wa Peabody. Miles
MA Power
William Jean
Prof Archer to Deliver Last Lecture Tonight
Professor John C Archer of Yale presents his course on the Near East and its peoples at the United Church tonight at 7 15. The lectures are held weekly under the Missionary Education committee with supper at 6 15 before the talk titled The Present Opportunity of Christianity in the Near East. Dr Day leads the Ash Wednesday devotional at 8 15 and Daily Dozen follows at 9 31.
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John C. Archer
Yale
United Church
Near East
Archer
Couures
Missionary Education C Committee
William Horace Day
Business Woman's Club Springtime Fair Card Party Held
The Business and Professional Women's club hosted a springtime card party with 32 filled tables at the Business and Professional Women rooms. Mrs Willard Sprague led the committee while guests included Miss Jane Langshaw Miss Saltee Davis and many others. The annual sale by alumni and training school members will be held Saturday at the W. GAL headquarters on Golden Hill Street with enhanced booths and attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Spragie
Oh Ge
Jane Langshaw
Saltee Davis
Grace Carters
Grace Hughes
Belie Lyford
Gertrude Avery
Grace Lockwood
Caroline Thompson Mira
Bmapleton
Prank Kelley
Daisy Barstow
Blake. Ghat
W. Gal
Golder
Hill Street
Olumnax
Carbine Gaskel
Missions Union To Hold Annual Meeting Friday
The forty eighth annual meeting of the Women’s Congregation Missionary Union of this city will be held at the United Congregational church Friday afternoon. The morning session opens at 9 30. Reports of the year will be read and officers elected. Miss Ruth C Cable and Miss Ethel R Sterling will speak on tours and Juniors. Missionary letters from foreign fields will be read. An address from Miss Stellan M Jordan will close the morning. The afternoon session begins at 1 45 with a devotional service and an illustrated lecture on the town of Granby North Carolina by Rev Parker W Fisher. Mrs Showlee E Dowings will speak on The Re making of china. Two short sketches China and India will be staged by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Congregation Missionary Union
United Congregational Church
Wileliam Horace Day
Ruth C. Cable
Manthe
Ethel R. Sterling
New Haven
Bridgeport
A. G. Dic Lerman
Stellan M Jordan
Congreations Education Society
Boston
Grar
Xorih Garona
Parker W. Fisher
Show
iSt Georges Minstrels To Be Repeated Tonight
St George's hall hosts a large minstrel show by the Sons and Daughters of St George with 28 in the chorus and cast members including Charles M Wellbeton as interlocutor and Edith Hood among featured performers. A second performance tonight offers remaining patrons another chance to see the program of sketches and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Guerts
St. George's Hall
St. George
Gonces
Charles M. Wellbeton
Peter Burns
Walter ‘Bevans
Will Waller
William Parry
Ts Hood
Weeling
William
Personal notices and gatherings in Blewed Sacrament area
The Blewed Sacrament whistei will be given Thursday night at 73. voloe instead of tonight. Frank Brackin has left for Louisville for an extended business trip. Miss Jean Smith will become the bride of Dr. A. Retules and a surprise shower was held at Mrs. Worlle I’s home at 302 Huntin. The bride-sled received many gifts. music and dancing followed. Mr. and Mrs. John Seagren hosted a party for daughter Edith Seagren with pink and white decor. Small pink baskets served as favors. Mrs. Watic Weiss will oversee a whist and pinochie party by the Lucien Endrash auxiliary at 1118 Bran street. Azela sewing whole will meal at Mrs. Avia Pratt’s home on Boater terrace this afternoon at 4. The Parent-Teachers association at Read school meets this afternoon at 3.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Smith
Sean Ecorme
Dr. A. Retules
John Seagren
Hasienek Avenue
Edith Seagren
Aoe Mra
Watic Weiss
Lucien Endrash
Rraan Street
Azela
Mys
Avia Pratt
Dandruff Cure Promises Glossy Hair From Simple Remedy
An advertisement-style claim promotes four ounces of ordinary squid arvon to be applied nightly to the scalp to dissolve dandruff within days. It asserts itching will stop and hair will look thicker and healthier, claiming the remedy is inexpensive and available at drug stores.
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Taoisten
Amy Drug Store
Tandy Food and Fancy Special Attraction
A community event features food stalls and a special children's program. An entertainer from New Haven will present a Japanese Punch Judy show. The felt opens at 2 30 p.m. and closes at an unspecified time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mew Haver Whi
Lemon Juice Preservation Method From Lemons
A fragmented note describes buying lemons and extracting juice. It explains adding a star to the juice, storing in a container, and using the mixture in fruit dishes. It claims the juice will keep indefinitely and can be used as if fresh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces
Jenn
Bargain Prices on Doilies Luncheon Sets and Lace
Advert shows deep discounts on homewares including doilies centerpieces scarves luncheon cloths and sets. Discounts range from halves to near halves with items such as 18x32 inch lace trimmed pieces, 8x42 inch cloths, 34 inch luncheon cloths, and Madeira designs in two sizes, all marked down from prices like 20 to 10 and 23 to 12.50.
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Prof. Archer
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Lever Bros. Co
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Caroline Garlick
Fannie A. Smith
Frank Brackin
Horkiner Street
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Madeira
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