Martha Leonard Becomes Mrs Bush In Bride's Home
Martha C Leonard daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel Leonard of 90 Arctic street became Chauncey Bush of 284 Newfield venue in a Monday evening ceremony at the bride's home. Rev D Th Trich officiated before palms in the dining room. The bride wore white anton crepe and carried a bouquet of roses. The groom was attended by best man. Over 50 guests attended the breakfast. The couple planned a motor trip then will reside at 90 Arctic street. The bride has been connected with American Rail hay Express. the groom with Liggett Drug Stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha C. Leonard
Samuel Leonard
Arctic Street
Brice
Chauncey Bush
Newfield
D. Th. Trich
Mills Marcie Smith
Theresa Hxon
Ving Biater Co
Mi Bush
Frs Bush
Howe
Rauilhay Express
Wi Bush
Liggett Drug Stores
Miscellaneous Shower Held At Mrs S Eleo’s Home
A miscellaneous shower recently hosted at the home of Mrs S Eleo on Fairfield Avenue honored Miss Adelaide Prick. Music and dancing followed by luncheon. Guests included many Misses Prick Ties Monica Voise Teo old Clara Touse erb Constance Mif red Leopold Elizabeth Cecilia Leopold Anna Jarmke Holsworth Anna Leopold Edith Isa Elate Herb Bessie Mc Lure Eleanor Arlene Ekco Ruth Colling Mrs Lahhn Mrs J Andrews Bruc Tull ge Mrs J Leopold Leo old Mrs J Herb Mrs A Herb 48 P Watkins Mrs J McDonald ED Stehle Mrs G ORourke J Sullyan Mrs 4 OBrian Mrs J Collins Mrs W Linine Mrs S Belgo Frank Merb S Bel lo A Herb J Collins Frank Herb Wy Robert James Belco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seleo
Faifield Avenue
Adelaide
Frank Merb
S. Bello
A. Herb
J. Collins
Frank Herbwy Robert
James Belco
Fairfield County Girls to Assemble in Stratford
Fairfield County girls gather in Stratford for the second annual Fairfield County sessions conference with Miss Dorothy Gilbert of Danbury as president and Rev. Alfred Grant Walton of Stafford to address. Talks, delegations from Stratford and Bridgeport, and group conferences aim to foster youth responsibility and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stafford Methedisitc Lhich
Fairfield County
Dorothy Gilbert
Danbury
Wise Madelyn Stath
Bethenn
Gladys Wolfram
Bush
Stratford Hss
Ruth Ciik
Stratford
Satunday
Marion Trumbull
Esthe
Carey
Mra KE Jacobs
Sven Balawin
Bethel
Ies
Helen R Birker
Grace V Woest
Fairfield
Hunecks
Sridgeport
Mra
A Rockwell
Lena Knapp
Bridgeport
Fps Frederickson
Vairfield County
L. B. Moran i
MacClaren Stevenson
Birthday Anniversary Observed With Party
More than 46 friends gathered at the home of Mrs Robert Bradley in Myrtle Beach to celebrate her thirty first birthday anniversary. The evening featured music, dancing, games, and luncheon with guests listed including Bertha Cashman Winifred Nelson Ethel Soenberg Beatrice Grand Evelyn Lanterior Jances Lambert Marjeile Merrill Pauline Grand and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bradley
Gold Street
Myrtle Beach
Bertha Cash
Man Winifred Nelson
Ethel Soen
Berg Beatrice Grand
Dvelyn Lanterior
Jances Lambert
Marjeile Merril
Pauline Grand
Mar Lerhou
Helen Millan
Lusag
Eaxelyn M Berard
Gertrude
May R
Trade Summer Classes Open Early in July
The State Trade school will open its summer classes the first week of July according to director Mr Han son. Classes run five and a half days weekly from 8:32 to 12 in the morning and 1 to 5 in the afternoon. Ages over 12 may enter any of the 10 departments, except electrical and automobile, which are overcrowded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanson
Mo Hanson
Bowling Awards Granted at Howland Dry Goods Banquet
The Howland Dry Goods girls bowling club held its annual banquet at Housatonic lodge with 22 members attending. After dessert, dancing and vocal selections by Missy Josephin Simpson followed the awards, including Nellie Connelly, Mrs Tull, Mrs Catherine Meffee, Mrs Troutman, and Mrs William Wite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Dry Goods Company
Housatonic Lodge
Missy Josephin Simpson
Nellie Connelly
Tull
Catherine
Denied sewing club request for school machine use
The Fourth district sewing club, a charitable group run by women led by Mrs Charlee Deas and district chair Mia Lulu Hopkins, says the petition to use school sewing machines was a misunderstanding. They deny any political aim and claim they have their own club rooms and never sought Board of Education aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Ita Philanthiome Wok
Ulm
Charlee Deas
Mia Lulu Hopkins
Board of Education
Dop- Rhine
Duas ¢Chanman
Sewmen Iucle
Board of Ediecation
Madison School Benefit Dance Planned by PTA
The Madison School PTA will host a benefit dance tomorrow evening to raise funds for the school orchestra and welfare work. The executing committee includes Mrs A J Mertens president Miss Dane Anderson vice president Mrs W Friedman Mrs J If Hutzel Miss Florence Jennings Mrs W J Scott Mrs W P Franklin Mrs Ray Leonard and Miss Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associatio
Madison School
A J" Mertens
Dane Anderson
W. Friedmin
J If Hutzel
Florence Jennings
Charming Frocks for Summer Wear at Southern Resorts
Linen frocks suitable for cooler weather with hemstitching, hand drawn work, and white buttoned collars. Colors include radiant blue banana green orchid white with prices from 7 50 to 15. White crepe de chine frocks dominate summer stock with simple lines rows of tucks heavy embroidery and dairy line tuckings priced up to 29 50.
Silk Frocks Arrive In Heavy Radium Silk Styles
New season dresses feature straight line cuts in plain colors or bold stripes. Colorful and fashionable for club outings and beach wear. Tailored look with narrow belts and white collars. Available in yellow green blue for 29.50 dollars on the second floor.
School board unifies student finances under one official
The Board of Education voted to adopt a High School plan that combines all student organizations finances into a single account controlled by one office. Previously each group kept separate funds. Principal Sr Sides of the afternoon high school section said the plan unifies and simplifies matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Sr Sides
Bridgeport High Notes and Campus Activities
Bridgeport high school notes invite Kiwanis club for a luncheon at Nunncheon. Afterward, visitors tour departments with upper class guides. The Ven literary staff elect Katriya Huehs as chief editor and Alice Arons as associate editor. The student body orders pin supplies for the year. Girl Student Pageant nominations and class elections slated later in the week. Bridgeport high school allocates $25 for debacies aiding soldiers in Allingtown hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgepot High School
Kiwanis Club
The
Ven
Lens Show
Katriya Huehs
Alice Arons
Ter
Evro
Ben Geilded
Tague P
Cliss 6
Corls
Port High School
Allingtown
West Haven
History Pageant at Pairfield May 23 Outdoor Event
Special to The Telegram reports the Pairfield freshman forum hosts a History Pageant outdoors on May 23. The event is part of the campus entertainment series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripfield
Pairfield Freshman Forum
Nest
Letters From Natalie Describe Flyers Over Connecticut Lakes
Chris writes to Evelyn about a non stop flight to Danbury via Bridgeport as he notes reservoirs and green watershed plantings by Bridgeport Water Company. He mentions Wagner ware kettles and aluminum limits, home-building at Colonial Fair Acres, and family life with kids, pets, and a kitten climbing his dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Chris
Connecticut
Danbury
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Idraule Company
Wil
Wagner
Bores Inc
Nova Scotia
Harold
Colonial Fair Acres
Histon
KB Yualley
Bridal Gowns Trimmed with Lace and Pearls in Store
The bridal wardrobe features Princess Lace Veils from 850 dollars and 10.50 each, White Tulle fabrics 72 inch at 2 dollars per yard and 108 inch at 3 dollars, Pearl Trimmings up to 2 dollars per yard, Pearl Girdles from 4.50 to 8.50. Chantilly and Princess Laces for the bridal gown are showcased in the Tumming Section on the Main floor.
Store Your Furs Now for Safe Winter Storage
May is the month to store our furs to prevent moth damage and preserve lustre. Our motor delivery will call for your furs and bring them here for storage. Drop a postcard or telephone us to arrange pickup.
Fur Repairs and Storage Service Proposal
When you bring a fur garment in for storage we arrange repairs and offer remodelling suggestions. Our tailors provide the most satisfactory service at summer rates and can give you an estimate.
Dainty Rubber Tea Aprons on Sale in Various Colors
The notice advertises green rose blue lavender and grey tea aprons with contrasting accents plus rubber linings. It highlights they are attractive and practical saving fau nd er ings this summer. Also listed are plaid percale aprons with rubber linings and laboratory aprons in several colors with prices.
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Martha Leonard
Mrs. Bush
Bride
Dorothy GU Birt
Miss Madelyn N
Siasb
Davey Bros., Inc
Selding “Chain
Ideo OF
George Ebret
Campbell
Cantrell & Cochrane
Phe
U. S
Pride of the Farm
Pullabury
Norway
New Shore
David Harum Fancy
Columbia River
Alfred W. McCanns
Premer
Db & C
Denies Sewing Club
Che
Ment
Natalie
Sone
Heiddig
Boulud
Harald
Swih
Jamilor
Athletic Union
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