Fairfield County League of Women Voters Meets in Norwalk
The Fairfield County League of Women Voters gathered in Norwalk for an afternoon meeting. Mrs Richard Aldrich of New York spoke on opportunities for independent league work and a petition to raise the Connecticut state farm for women ages 16 to 25 was presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County League OF Voters
Norwalk
Fainfeid County League of Women Voters
Spiringrone
Richard ‘Aldrich
New York League
Birs
John Dem
Ming
Fuller
Fairfield County League
Cleveland
James T. Rourke
League
Rourke
Washington, D. C
Catholic Community House Meeting Report
The annual Catholic Community House meeting will be at 611 Barnum Avenue with Miss Victoria Larmour presiding. Rev. John I. Landry will speak on community work and Miss Elzabeth Dailey will present her annual report, followed by a musical program by M. J. Gratton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Community House
Barnum Avenue
Victoria Larmour
John I. Landry
Elzabeth M. Dailey
M. J. Gratton
Letters of Natalie and Europe trip plans teased
The excerpt outlines a travel pitch with a New York to Europe alternative, mentioning booking by S. Loewith and Co for a two day sail to visit Cartier and Champlain country, a $290 round trip with meals, and a Brooklawn Country Club setting. It blends lifestyle notes with shopping and service ideas, including a budget plan and Lane’s candy promotions.
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New Foundland
Vetege
Y River
St Lawrence
Quabec
Evers
Reed
Europe
Brooklawn
Mark
Meagher Company Co
Chicago
Brovititus
Gaede Citr
Seerey
Pia
Mr. Meagher
Rooster River
Seine
Tia Geuwtord
Leana
Wheaton College Club Hosts Successful Endowment Dance
A Wheaton College club dance to aid the endowment fund drew a large local crowd and guests from Waterbury and Danbury. Donations surpassed $65, music by the T and C orchestra, with refreshments by club members and praise for careful planning.
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Wheaton College Club
Ché Walle
Presbyterian
Wheaton
Treshman
LeRoy A. Favey
Wheaton College
Waterbury
Dambury
Ffair
William Norace Day
Alexander Alison, Jr
Baird
Lena Sheldon
Woodruff
Freeman
Danbury
Child Welfare Bill Moves From Committees In 1921 Agenda
The appropriation committee reported a bill to establish a child welfare bureau with 186000 for two years. The Judiciary Committee urged passing the Juvenile Court Bill. Humane Institutions favored three minor measures. The plan creates a Public Welfare Department under the State Board of Charities with a appointed commissioner and broad duties over dependent children, licenses, placement, juvenile court cooperation, and probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appropriations Committee
Judiciary Committee
Humane Institutions Committee
Commissian
Child Welfare Bureau Bi
State Board of Charities
Department of Public Welfare
Commission
Python Pets Replacing Dogs In London Society
Society pages note a trend toward reptile companions among London's elite with snakes, alligators, boas, and lizards appearing in Mayfair homes and events. Victorian stores report growing demand as women showcase chameleons, water tortoises, and snakes as accessories and status symbols in public.
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London
Torres W. Fadirsaten
Milady
Mayfair
Hyde Park
Broadway
Eric Gamage
A. W. Geanage
Custater
Local Social Notes Highlight Weddings and Visits
Miss Marion Ents from New Rochelle visits Brooklawn park hosts luncheon for Ents and Bartram as June brides near. Mrs Grout and Mrs Godfrey plan teas and bridge for charity benefiting Fairfield American Legion. Alumnae at Miss Masters school hold annual June hour with notable attendees. StratfordHouseswan gatherings feature Choate students returning home and Connecticut women courses promoted by Yale and League of Women Voters. Summer plans include Mrs McNeil's trip to Westerly and church league sewing meetings with luncheons.
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Marion Ents
Justin Ents
New Rochelle
N. Y
Jonathan Grout
Brooklawn Park
Jonathan Godfrey
the Oaks
Woman's Auxiliary
George Alfred Smith
American Legion
Fairfield
Women's League of the
Park Street
Elizabeth Fenner Eyebrow Shaping Service Ad
Specialist hair on jedi faces destroyed for ever by electric neede process. 2.60 warts and moles. Eyebrows permanently shaped. Absolute privacy. 2 years in Bridgeport. Room 302, Conn. Nat Bank Didg. TEL B. 2261.
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Elizabeth Fenner
Bridgeport
Conn
Nat Bank Didg
Unusual Pirate Night at YWCA in Greenwich Village
A rare evening at the YWCA 282 Golden Hill Street features a pirates cave setting with candy lighting and a full course dinner. The Pirates’ Jase Orchestra provides music for dancing after dinner, with proceeds aiding the athletic association’s community pledges.
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Golden Hill Street
Pirates’ Jase Orchestra
Pirates
Den
Greenwich Village
Lww. C
Letic Association
Suburban Day apparel sale offers wide range of fabrics
The ad lists price reduced fabrics and garments including gingham house dresses Billie Burke and Hoover styles, petticoats percale ginghams long cloth towels sheets and linens, dress fabrics, stockings and hosiery, men’s wear and children’s socks. Many items shown with bulk pricing and regular sizes plus extra sizes for stout women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gingham House
Billie Burke
Children of Mary Plan Entertainment at Colonial Fall
An unusually interesting program is arranged for the Children of Mary of St Charrist church to entertain at the Colonial Fall tomorrow evening. Participants include the McDonald twins Frank Prochaska the Dung Trio Minna M King Miss Catherine Kane and many others with a large reception committee listed by name.
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Children of Mary
St. Charrist Church
McDonald Twins
Frank Prochaska
Dung Trio
Minna
M. King
Catherine Kane
Lana Gid
Shoes for Every Need at The Shoe Department
The store lists one hundred pairs white canvas and patent leather shoes priced at $1.00, including French heels and kid pumps. Additional offerings include black kid two eyelet ties, children’s shoes in tan kid or black patent, all with French heels, plus durable Boy Scout shoes in black or tan sizes 10 to 6.
Bargain Corsets and Girls Wais Offers Listed
A vintage ad item lists corsets at 1.00 and 1.50, boys and girls waists in sizes 2 3 and 4 25 to 50 cents for bandeaux brassieres and girl waists in sizes 8 9 11 and 12 priced 39 cents.
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Bandeaux and Brassieres
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League of Women Voters
Catholic Community ’ Meeting
Fairfield Ave
Courtland
Barnum
Advertineme
Natalie
3St Savings Bank
N. i Buckingham and Company
Harold
Lane
Lane Candy Shop
Lane Ice
Medamea Vera
Madame Vera
Emily Rue Nickerson, Cherman
Wheaton Alumnae
Child Welfare Bureau
Deobbes- Fermyan Frudson, Ill
Attess Mary GC. Miller
Margaret M. Neithercut
Marion Wilmot
Walter &. Wilmot
Stratfort Avenue
Choate School
Wallingt
J. J. Miller
Norfolk
Vall
Joseph Smith
Billsworth Street
Black Rock
Emily Ruth Nickerson
Connecticut
Conecticut League of Women Voters
Yale University
New Haven
Yale
Kenneth W. McNeil
Wack Rock
Iowa
Westerly. R
Archibard McNeil
Weirfield Avenue
Petsy Pyle
Winthrop Pyle
Washinston Terrace
Busy Bees
Margaret Beck
Wilmot Avenue
Virginia Ives
H. GC. Ives
North Avenue
Ives
Holton Arms School
Y. WC. A
Gingham
Heatherbloom
Sik Taffeta
Iin
Women’s Union
Children OF Mary Plan Entertainment
Mias May Spash
Margaret Smith
Alice Warrak
Graves
Helen Rape Keig
Drady
Helen Cheary
Shiss Tegephine Flynn
Dillan Fox
Margaret Drew
Josephine Mes Mirs
Mary Gaitney
Elisabet
Che
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