Handkerchief Shower for Miss Sammis Ahead of June Wedding
Mrs. James A. Smale of Noble Avenue hosted a luncheon and handkerchief shower for Miss Dorothy Sammis, whose marriage to Walter Stark of New York City is planned for June 1. The dining room featured yellow and white decor, fern arches, a Kewpie bride, and a cake that opened to reveal a pile of colorfully bound handkerchiefs. Guests included Mrs. Fred Carstenzen, Mrs. Henry Crab tree, Mrs. Omar Short, Mrs. Gilbert H. Mott, Mrs. Warren Blatz, Mrs. Henry Remington, Mrs. Emmons Dower, Mrs. Joseph L. Peabody, and Mrs. Howard Sweet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Smale
Noble’ Avenue
Dorothy Sammis
Walter Stark
New York City
Fred Carstenzen
Henry Crabtree
Omar Short
Gilbert H. Mott
Warren Blatz
Henry Remington
Emmons Dower
Joseph L. Peabody
Howard Sweet
Mock marriage staged at employes outing on Parlor Rock
A Pleasant outing by Howland Dry Goods Company employees at Parlor Rock Long Hill featured games and a picnic lunch. A mock marriage with bride Bertha Schrebert and groom Clarence Lynch drew attention, with Fred Stetze as best man and bridesmaid Anna Yonick and May Haviland as flower girls among many attendees including Misses Zad, Vo mick, Callahan, Schreiber, Casey, Pramuka, Gildersleeve, Head, Clark, Lillian Anderson, Pegsy Ellsworth, Tippett spouses, and several others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howland Dry Goods Company
Parlor Rock
Long Hill
Bertha Schrebert
Clarence Lynch
Fred Stetze
Anna Yonick
May Haviland
May Zad
Anna Vo Mick
Nellie Callahan
Bertha Schreiber
Olive Casey
Mary Pramuka
Mabel Gildersleeve
Lillian Head
Addie Clark
Lillian Anderson
Pegsy Ellsworth
Charles Tippett
Areiber
M . Cederbaum
Edward Driscoll
Dward Tippett
Fred Martrom
Fred Stetzer
Fred Taulty
Earl Tesch
John Maroney
Club members explore cave at Samp Mortar
The Out Door Chums hosted a hole party at Samp Mortar with cave explorations and a picnic. Miss Charlotte Hansen assisted by Miss Florence Descheneaux organized the affair, with plans for more outings and a listed group of hikers and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hansen
Florence Descheneaux
Charlotte Hanser
Mildred Rowe
Irene Orszag
Margaret Balint
Josephine Kohout
Viola Allaire
Helen Hansen
Jennie Orszag
Madeline Rowe
Oleo Olson
Jack Perry
Henry Descheneaux
Lawernce Concannon
Ernest Allaire
Arthur Denon
Albert Zieldfelt
Charles Bairrington
Richard Harding
Wallace Reeding
Embroidering on material with Sheer It ring issue
A fragmented note describes embroidery on material eight with Sheer It technique failing to enter embroidery rings. The crepe aims to hold fabric out, referencing white waxed paper as a stabilizing aid.
Keeping Baby Milk Safe In Hot Weather By Mrs Max West
In hot weather mothers should keep milk cold from dairy to delivery. Deliver milk immediately, chill it on ice or running water, and if needed boil or use dried milk. An at home refrigerator can prevent sour milk and protect the baby from contamination in extreme heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max West
Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn in New York and Bridgeport
A travel diary style letter describes a day spent in New York with plans for shopping and tea. References to Central Park theater and dining, hair styling at Mrs Hamerling’s Liberty Building studio, and a Meats market in Bridgeport with home delivery. Mentions of family, friends, and local shops across New York and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn
Chris
Central Park
Caris
New York
Sam
Mother
William Auch
Christabel
Willam Audh
State Street
Bridgeport
Stratford Avenue
Boston
America
Church Dramatic Club To Give Minstrel Show Tonight
The Sts Cyril and Methodius Slovne church choir and Dramatic Club plan a minstrel program in the church hall on Church Street tonight. It features Slovak and English songs with organist George M. Lulac as musical director and a following dance. Participants include a long list of parish members and local residents led by Misa Justine Mazurek and several Misses with varied surnames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sts. Cyril and Methodius Slovne BR. C. Church
Church Street
George M. Lulac Ty
Misa Justine Mazurek
Susan Palier
Margaret Krak
Helen Firoh
Elizabeth Kesa
Wargo
Mary Imbra
Anta Vanna
Pauline Mrazik
Mary Souse
Mary Kaz
Cecilia Repgam
Mary Vale
Mary Jarusinsky
Daises Mary Diony
Mary Pato
Helen Jancuska
Gizela Stempel
Catherine Pisko
Mary Bob
Anna Nasta
Oar
Mary Spodnick
Trasephine Kaffan
Rosalie Drandzek
Edith
Joseph Katinger
John Grice
John Vale
Michael Gono
George Faler
Joseph Salomen
Andrew Imbro
Jaius Adameak
Succeeds Where Doctors Fail In Backache Relief
Mrs Ergo Mayer of Churubusco New York credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with relief after five years of backache and medical treatment. She urges other women to try it, noting it helps carry a child and is safe for all ages. The letter promotes the product as effective for female ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onurupusco
Eciss
Trent
Lydia E. Pinksham
Ergo Mayer
Churubusca
N.Y
Lydia
Pinkham
Miner
Young Women's Guild Picnic at Fairfield Beach
The United Church Young Women's guild ended its year with a large picnic at Mrs. N. Stevens cottage on Fairfield Beach. Members enjoyed clam chowder hot coffee and a spread of sandwiches cake and fruit, with many guild sisters in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Women's Guild of the United Church
N. Stevens
Fairneld Beach
Indoor tennis meeting for girls at YWCA center
A special meeting and indoor practice for girls interested in tennis will be held tonight at the Industrial Service Center of the YWCA on Barnum Avenue. Beginners may discuss a planned tournament and regular indoor and outdoor practices. all interested girls are invited to attend and start regular sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Service
Barnum Avenue
The
International Institute
Washington Park
Arthur c. Sides
Somme
Salvatore Amadeo
Institute
Elmer Beardslay
United Church
Hig School
Gilbert Street
Hairs Vanish After This Treatment Ad
A bold advertisement claims that applying a paste made from delatone powder removes hair within minutes. It warns to use the real product and to rub off after 2 to 3 minutes, promising skin free of hair with no mention of side effects.
Apparel for Summer Days Pegey Paige at Read House
Read House features Pegey Paige showcasing summer dress styles confined to the second floor cyblicivels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pegey Paige
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Sammis
Natalie
JSE
Sapoliq
Church Dramatic Club
Lydia E. Pinkham
Woman’s Guild
Fairfield
James T. Rourke
Leity
Fairfield County
Baltimore
National League of Women
Pan American Conference
Lady Astor
Stretford League of Women Voters
Akayapi Camp Fire Girls
Twelfth District
Sewing Society of Charity
Rebekah Lodge
Broad Street
Rebekah
Lodge
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Lafayette Street
Saratoga
N. XY
Julie, Wheeler
Saratoga School of Arts
Mer
Lavine Lansing
W. Port, N
Margaret Neithercut
R. J. Neithercut
Brocklawn Avenue
Virginia C. Ives
H. C. Ives
North Avenue
Lington
D.C
Exerci Ae .Holton Arms Senani J Toke
Mes
Wilbur #. Burns
Fairfield Beach
Golden Gate Lodge
East
Washington Agentce
Theresa
Madison Avenue
Philadelphia
Washington
Remington Arms Company
Ina
Singer Production Department
Republican Club
North Main Street
Oelock
Peggy Paige
Shades
Een
Che
Main St
Arabian Fruits Coy
Milford
Coun
Caren Cere Rans
United States
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