Frank G Hunt Elected President Of Brooklawn Country Club
Frank C. Hunt was elected president of Brooklawn Country Club at its annual meeting on Wednesday. Officers named include Vice President Lawrence W Cornwall, Secretary William Webb, Treasurer H T Morehouse, with W Gerald Bryant Jonathan Grout and George E B Welles as three year governors. Walter C North was named Golf Committee Chair and Dwight C Whesler chaired the House Committee. The club plans many tournaments for men and women and expects a banner season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Hunt
Brooklawn Country Club
Lawrence W Cornwall
William Webb
Treamirer
H. T. Morehoues
W. Gerald Bryant
Jonathan Grout
George EB. Welles
Walter C. North
Dwight C. Whesler
Brooklawn Club
Seaon
Miscellaneous shower for Miss Marguerite Mullane in city
Mrs Walter Kirby hosted a miscellaneous shower at 8 Beardsley Street for Miss Marguerite Mullane soon to wed Henry Geitia. The evening featured a mock marriage with the bride carried by Mrs Laura Sutter and the groom by Mrs Myra Curran, officiated by Mrs Ella Fly. A luncheon followed with Easter decorations and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kirby
Beardsley Street
Marguerite Mullane
Henry Geitia
Laura Sutter
Myra Curran
Ella Fly
Misa Anna Mullane
Mary Kelly
Misa Marguerite Duggan
Fanny Archer
Mary Fly
Ethel Bales
Fiona Wasner
Mayme Rivers
Annie <Bhotts
E. Fly
Lillian Murphy
Katherine Gaites
Ella Kirby
Billabeth Banister
Greane
Lila Fiero
Fashion's Forecast Pattern for Spring and Summer Dress
Advertises a style using contrasting materials for late spring or summer wear. Provides bust sizes 36 to 44 inches and yardage details for 86 inch material with 1% yards of 48 inch contrasting fabric. Notes pattern mailed on receipt of 18 cents and instructs to include name. if not received in five days call Barnum 100.
Senior Girls Food Sale At Bridgeport High Tomorrow
Bridgeport High School senior girls host a food sale at Watkins Art Store Broad Street tomorrow from 4 to 1 o'clock. Leaders include Miss Marjorie Grand Miss Catherine Soulin Miss Catherine Daley Mrs Margaret Porter Miss Esther Bilton Miss Margaret Moloughlin Miss Alms Modell and Miss Ethel Thimann.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport High School
Watkins’ Art Store
Broad Street
Marjorie Grand
Catherine Soulin
Catherine Daley
Margaret Porter
Esther Bilton
Margaret Moloughlin
Alms, Modell
Ethel Thimann
Milford Dresses Factory Opens With 25 Workers
Milford reports its newest industry The Maybeil Dress Company Inc., based in New York, began operations with 25 to 30 girl workers in a plant section once used by United States Rubber. Proprietor J Harris said after equipment is installed he expects 76 to 100 workers.
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Milford
Maybeil Dress Company, Inc
New York City
United States Rubber Company
J. Harris
Atsted
Mollan to Speak Before Arcanum Lodge Tonight
W. K. Mollan state fish and game commissioner will speak before Arcanum Lodge No. 411 at 1088 Broad Street. William J. Barton, Noble Grand, will open at 8 o'clock. Refreshments follow the talk, then the Triple Link club holds its regular monthly meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. K. Mollan
Negro Race Progress Discussed By League
An extra large attendance gathered at Park Street Congregational Church for the March assembly on Sixty Years Progress of the Negro Race led by Miss Marylake. Stories and poems by colored people were read, with talks on achievements since the Civil War. A social hour followed with refreshments, and the Conquest circle held a food sale boosting funds.
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Park Street Congregational Church
Marylake
Woman's League
Conquest
Dramatic Pupil Recital Set For Saturday Afternoon
The mid year recital of Miss Grace Oil rymple Clark’s junior pupils will be held at Stratfold Saturday at 3 o clock. A varied program offers pieces by Matilde Beulah Wittstein and many others including The Seven Ages of Man and Little Red Riding Hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Oilrymple Clark
Stratfold
Matilde
Beulah Wittstein
Dorothy Katzof
Hunterian
Bryant Altman
Marjorie Heyward
Marjoria Bradshaw
Katherine Murphy
Doris Lindmark
Edna Malone
Dorothy Peterson
Helen Frye
Harold Ritter
Virginia Lincoln
Betsey
Ruth Borg
Molly Fitche
Alice Hadsel
Mehtable
Elaine Pratt
Ruth Ritter
Sidney Miller
Gladys Deacon
Frances Myers
Aillan Steir
Red Riding Hood
Reta Beloin
Ruth Murphy
Cornelia Hickey
Ardelle Libbey
National Society Daughters of 1812 Meet Here Today
The annual spring meeting of the National Society United States Daughters of 1812 will be held at the Stratford hotel. Mrs. Mary K. Fones presides at the 12:40 board meeting. Luncheon follows at 1. Hosts include Mrs. Susan G. Lee and Mrs. Edward Mora. Rev. Russell Carleton, former Vanderbilt Ambulance worker in France, will give the afternoon speech Behind the Lines. A trio from the St. Cecelia club will sing.
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Natonal Society
United States Daughters of 1812
Stratfeld Hotel
Mary K. Fones
Susan G- Lee
Edward Mora
Russell
Carleton
Advent Christian Church
Vanderbilt Ambulance
France
Northeastern U To Grant Two Awards
Dean Bernard F P Saltman of the Bridgeport division announces two awards for freshmen in the School of Commerce and Finance showing greatest scholarly improvement and general proficiency. Awards, given in memory of his mother, will be presented at June commencement with the faculty serving as the judging committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard FP. Saltman
Bridgeport
Northeastern University
School of Commerce and Finance
Sunday School Food Sale By Christchurch Girls
For the Eastern Mite Box offering the girls of Mrs John G Sadler’s Sunday class at Christchurch will host a food sale at 75a Fairfield avenue at Mrs A R Boers home on Saturday afternoon from 2 39 to 6 o clock. Girls assisting are Barbara Tord chair Cornelia Wilder Eunice Natamore Joyce Bursey Hael McKnight Mildred Helen see Hazel Drew and Viola Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Sadler
Christchurch
A. R. Boers
Fairfield Avenue
Barbara Tord
Cornelia Wilder
Eunice Natamore
Joyce Bursey
Hael McKnight
Mildred
Helen See Hazel Drew
Viola
Willams
Household tips for cleaning wood and pantry maintenance
Household tips cover cleaning wood using a lime half and water rinse for red discoloration, keeping olive oil fresh with leaf sugar, avoiding rancidity after opening, and preserving flaky crust by resting pie tins on a shallow dish. Icing advice suggests adding a pinch of baking powder to egg whites.
Ladies Night Activities From Fairfield County Group
The Fairfield County Fish and Game Protective association plans a ladies night at Seaside club tonight with a prominent sportsman speaker a dinner and motion pictures. Tomorrow night a minstrel show and entertainment will aid Gaylord Farm sanatorium patients by the General Electric company. An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound claiming strong cure for women with a personal testimonial from Mrs L K Myers of Winston Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Fish and Gama Protective Association
Seaside Club
Gaylord Farm Sanatorium
Wallingford
Giow
General Electric Company
Mr. Myers
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Lydia
Pinkham
L. K. Myers
Lydia E. Pinkham
Smart Footwear Showcases Spring Read Shoe Line
In the Read Shoe Department a spring collection highlights latest designs for dress, evening, business and sports wear. Strap Family pumps lead with the Myra and Love Knot models in suede and leather finishes. The Flirt Coronation Esther Wisp lines offer varied heels and trims. Sports wear features low heeled Walk ing Oxfords and Golf or Tennis Oxfords with crepe soles and elastic treads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Shoe Department
Fifth Avenue
Esther
Oxford
Kid Gauntlets With Navy Wraps And Embroidered Backs
Bold navy kid gloves on sale with six button gauntlets, full pique stitching, two toned embroidered backs, and French flared cuffs. Navy blue Paris point backs and over-stitched fingers feature two clasps. Main floor price two dollars fifty cents.
Millinery Shop Reveals Stylish Hat Assembly
A group of stylish hats has been assembled at the millinery shop after concerted effort. The display showcases varied designs and suggests new arrivals for the season.
Corset advice and fashion wrap arounds featured
The article promotes corsets as essential for shaping the dress and waist. It notes many women cannot afford to skip a corset unless they are very straight and slim. The corset department is busy with new wrap arounds on the second floor.
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