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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
10
Mrs Sadie Knapp noble grand will preside at a Charity Rebekah lodge meeting this evening in Viking Hall at 40 Alfred Street. An social hour will follow.
The Women's Guild of the First United Church of Christ on Clinton and Maplewood avenues schedules its April 6 meeting at 8 p.m. in United hall with Mrs. Steven Canary presiding. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Alexander Vineze and others, followed by a fashion show and dessert card party on April 12 with the theme Symphony of Summer Fashions. Tickets and prize contributions are arranged through guild members.
Mrs. Marion Rosenstein of the Bridgeport Mental Health association will speak at the Quota club dinner meeting tomorrow at 6 30 p m in the Stratford Hitching Post. Miss Catherine Toomey will preside and Miss Julia Latlin leads the program with dinner reservations via Miss Vera Turney. The Royal Neighbors Star of the Sea camp will meet tonight at 7 at Mrs. Helen Rosa's home in Fairfield.
The Women’s guild of Bethany Congregational Church hosts a fashion show and card party at 8 p.m. in Jeweltall at 4043 Main Street Bearty. Mrs John Bakalar chairs with Mrs Norman Burroughs as co chair. Models include Mrs Robert Cole Mrs Carl Gray Mrs Vincent Kaesmann and others. Refreshments served by numerous hostesses from Alpha circle and Delta circle.
Lafayette Chapter CBS will install Louise Armonath as worthy patron and Robert Armonath as worthy patron at a meeting tonight in the Masonic temple Beach road Fairfield. Installing officers include Emma Olah as worthy matron Frank Saum as worthy patron Anne Warfo marshal Fan Saum chaplain Margaret Anderson secretary Dorothy Van Tassell treasurer Eugene Hermann organist Mary Neher warder Elizabeth Ondy soloist Delmar Van Tassell sentinel Sheila Galt hostess.
The Bridgeport Credit Women's group will meet tonight at 6 for dinner at the Mermaid tavern in the Stratford Motor Inn. President Mrs. Marcella Chamberlain will preside. David Donovan of the Fairfield County Superior Court will speak on the Domestic Relations court functions. Members may bring guests.
The Bridgeport Hadassah chapter announces its annual donor luncheon on Tuesday April 11 at 12:30 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center with Israeli fashion designs by Alice Seligsberg Vocational Education students.
The 110 member Central Committee of the World Council of Churches meets August 15 to 26 on Crete. It represents 215 full members and eight associate churches from Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox and Old Catholic communions worldwide.
The Mothers of Twins club meets at 8:30 p.m. in State National Bank at 3585 Main Street Stratford with Mrs. Thomas Monks presiding. Plans for the annual family picnic and spring installation banquet are set, a nominating committee will draft a slate for May, and refreshments will be provided by hostesses Mrs. Edward Sullivan Mrs. Ted Hurval Mrs. Charles Gilsinger and Mrs. Albert Rushworth.
The spring luncheon of the Bridgeport guild of the City of Hope will be held tomorrow at 12 15 p.m. at the Westport Inn. Co chairmen Mrs Robert Nishball and Mrs Edward Stein say reservations may be made with Mrs Joel Zabin or Mrs Joseph Katz in Fairfield.
Gail Ann Johnson and John Arlen Ricciardi plan a Saturday 11 a.m. ceremony at St James church Stratford. Rev Francis Legge will officiate. Attendants include Karen Johnson maid of honor and Mary Teague, Mrs John Young, Doris Izza. best man Captain Robert Douglass. ushers Howard Andrews Peter Ricciardi and Paul Houle. Reception at River's Edge club Shelton.
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