Wedding of Ruth Simmonsen and George Hartlein
A pretty wedding took place yesterday at 2 PM as Ruth Simmonsen daughter of Mrs W J Costello of Main Street wed George H Hartlein of the U S Submarine 835. The ceremony at the bride’s home featured American flags, lavender and white streamers, music by Anna Jubl and Morris Schmidt. The bridal party included Miss Frances Van Barber maid of honor and Martha Bassett as flower girl. After the ceremony a breakfast was served and the couple left for a New York trip and plans to live on Mesin Street until May before heading to Los Angeles. The bride is connected with D M Read Co and Hartlein is Chief Electrician on Submarine 836. Numerous friends and relatives attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Simmonsen
W. J. Costello
Foi Main Street
George H. Hartlein
U. S
C. C. Marshal
First Methodist Church
Anna Jubl
Morris Schmidt
Bha
Frances van Barber
Anton Crepe
Martha Bassett
Stamford
Gore
Myre
Ruth Bassett
George Hartlein Jr
Long Island
George Haffner
Sea
Brooklyn
Walter Jenson Wan
Hartiein
New York
Mesin Street
Los Angeles
D. M. Read Company
Hartlem
New London
W. Jenson
C. Swarz
Stratford
C. R. Passuth
Sturdevant
L. Spinning
J. Lieberum
G. Hartlein
Yalesville
Myrtle and Truth Bassett
George Hartlein, Jr
Yale Honors Yale Honor Roll Three Bridgeport Students
Three Bridgeport High graduates, Richard Galen Osborn Joseph Schwartz and George Samuel Goldman, are listed on Yale University freshmen and sophomore honor rolls. Other honored Connecticut and national students from 32 states plus District of Columbia and Australia are noted, with Connecticut again leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Yale University
Richard Galen R Osborn
Joseph Schwartz
George Samuel Goldman
Clinton D. Talbot
Danbury
Alexander H. Prinz
Felix F. Tomaine
Patrick J. Bullivan, Jr. Derby
Frank W. Lauder
South Norwalk
William Sherwood
Fairfield
Local Man J E Stevens to Sing on KYW Radio Tomorrow
J E Stevens son of Mrs J J Stevens of 317 Benham Avenue will perform as a soloist on Edison Electric’s KYW station Tuesday night. Though a Chicago resident for five years, he is well known locally and has appeared before local audiences repeatedly. He is scheduled to sing between eight and nine o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Electric Company
KYW
J. E. Stevens
J. J. Stevens
Benham Avenue
Chicago
Stevens
Jane Hedden Hat Pattern for Easter Bonnet Designs
Patterns offer a range of Easter hats with brims and floral trims in two tone straw and taffeta. No. 4015 4016 2419 2119 describe material lists and shaping details for tailored, semi-tailored, and decorative poke hats. Orders via Bridgeport Telegram Hat Pattern Department include 25 cents per pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Telegram
Underwood Employes Present Successful Minstrel Show
Employes of the Underwood Typewriter company under W. L. Hodgson staged a successful minstrel performance before more than 500 workers at Warner Institute on Saturday night. David Whitman acted as interlocutor with Florence Davidson May Layman Mrs Annie Laffin Florence Eckhart Rory Williams and many others assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Underwood Typewriter Company
W. L. Hodgson
Emloyes
Warner Institute
David Whitman
Florence Davidson
May Layman
Annie Laffin
Florence Eckhart
Rore Williams
Ethe
Charles
Marion Layman
May Donovan
Dorothy Wakelee
Viola Root
Esther van Hyde
Claude Root
William Karnes
John Hyde
Henry St. Arsnold
Harry Butterworth
Robert Simpson
L. G. Desbeing
Arthur Aube
Raymond Letsch
Edward Feusler
John Benway
Harry Byrnes
A. Jennings
Leslie Whitman
Plans for Exhibit of Domestic and Manual Arts Here
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will stage the largest Connecticut exhibit starting Monday March 19. The public school display spans about 4 000 units over 1 200 feet with departments led by Miss Sterling Miss Hart and Mr Beans. Hungarian teachers group and Bridgeport Art League join diverse exhibitors, with Club night on March 20 and daily programs in the Armory and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Connecticut
Smith
Rosbel Achve
Froebel School
W. C. Ay
Junior League
Girl
Boy Scouts
Exhivita
Longfellow School
Elia ‘Duchay
Blanche’ Weinstock
Black Rock
Mary Lengen
St. Augustine
Frelen Fephigh
Sadie Schwartz
Anita Wewman
Wilma Dakatzky
Elizabeth Kosa
Bridgeport Art League
Miss Florence Wales Weds Earle D Every
Miss Florence Enid Wales daughter of Mr and Mrs Willat Wales married Earle D Every formerly of Kingston at Trinity church. Bride wore peach crepe with white sweet pea corsage. matron of honor Mrs George Porter wore gray canton crepe with pink sweet peas. Reception at the bride’s home followed. couple to live at 315 East Main Street. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Porter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Enid Wales
Wiliat Wales
Earle
Kingston
Joseph A. Radoppt
Trinity Church
George Porter
East Main Street
Airs
Harold Porter
Harold Tomlinson
Wilat Wales
Preyton Trayward
Abert Endean
R. Schader
Misa Lucie Tomlinson
Henry Osean
Leslie Wales
War History committees named by four Bridgeport societies
Four local societies appointed committees to compile the Veterans of Foreign Wars War History of Bridgeport. The groups include Young Men's Association with Collins Ludlum Smith and Spencer. Young Women’s Christian Association with Mrs. Wilbur Smith. Polish Citizen Club with Ratajczak Smykowaki Litwinski Michniewicz Perkowski Padufalez. Abraham with Greenstein Plotkin Babktia. Also Council of Jewish Women members Mrs. Finklestone Bielber Capitman. One banquet by President Loubet of Russia cost $80,000 for 9 covers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Raymond W. Winkris Poat
Young Men’s Association
OW. Collins
J. G. Ludlum
Gylvaster Smith
William B. Spencer
Christian Age Sociation
Wilbur Smith
Charles Ratajczak
B. L. Smykowaki
Litwinski
Michniewicz
B. Perkowski
M. Padufalez Abraham
Brith
Henry Greenstein
B. Plotkin
David Babktia
B. Finklestone
Benjamin Bielber
Capitman
St Patrick Concert Planned by United Societies of St. Peter’s
The United societies of St Peter’s church plan a St Patrick’s Day event at the Casing on State Street. An 8:30 concert will feature local amateurs and the Brass City Quartet of Waterbury, followed by dancing. Major soloists and a Hawaiian number will perform, with committee members from Holy Name, Children of Mary, and Holy Rosary societies coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Societies of
St. Peter's Church
State Street
Brass City Quartet
Waterbury
Misa Madelyne Farley
Arthur Crasseur
Atone
New York
Katherine Lombara ‘Larsen
St. Peters Church
T. A. Griffin
Griffith
Victor Turnquist
F. T. Langehan
Ways and Means
Michael Small
Theo Donnelly
Eugene F. Fatty
Secy
Holy Name Society
Sarah Cull
Sacy
Children of Mary Society
Katherine Molloy
Holy Rosary Society
William McAuliffe
Thomas McGovern
John Hill
Eugene F. Daily
Richard M. Beanson
Stephen Horan
Howard J. Reilly
John White
Leo Donnelly
Mary Kravatski
Nora Powers
Agnes McCormack
Gertrude Lea
Dora Maraisi
Aisa Genevieve Crehan
Mae Sweeney
Nellis Walsh
Anna Connell
Anna McGrath
Anne Hill
Dennis Kelly
Catherine Hanley
Margaret Hill
I. Donnelly
M. Murray
C. R. Benz
Edward Heilly
BE. McNally
Yale May Open Courses to Nearby Teachers
Yale University weighs opening regular academy courses to female teachers within commuting distance of New Haven. If approved, hundreds of Bridgeport teachers could study English mathematics history and modern languages for credits toward advancement, using a Yale credit equivalence system without granting degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale University
New Haven
Bridgeport
Margaret Kiely
Bridgeport Teachers’Association
Yale
State Board of Education
Columbia
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. H. Hartlein
Bridgeport High
Jane Hedden
Thia
Underwood
Mailer
Hickory
Sala
a.aTen & Company
Cuicane New Tork
Imesh
Gorton
Orton
Pew Fisheries Co., Inc
Gloucester, Mass
Florence Wales
Earle D. Every
Virginian
Loubet
Russia
United Societies
ST. Peter’s
Hood
Che
Madeira
Doilies
Post-Telegram
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