Dinner Dance for Bride Sogn and Family Events
A string of social notices from the town diary includes a June 11 dinner and dance at Mrs. Sonn Field honoring Miss Eunice Newman on her upcoming June 12 wedding to Bradford Warner. Several bridal party members are named, along with venue details and attendees. The page also notes a Memorial Day event at Black Rock Country club for children with games, and various gatherings at homes, schools, and clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nommano
Christine Newman
Robert Weeds
Eleanor, Bartman
Anna Swinnerton
Elizabeth Havens
G. Sherman Windsor
Cwill
Transtrnor
Palmer
John Wheeler, Jr
Norman Leeds
Amliss Helen Hartzmerger
Aley-ons the-Ftudaca
Surty Py i
Irene Stevenson
Vermont
Atk
Daley
Black Rock Country Club
Lacey H. Blackman
Henrietta Bithon
Washington Avenue
Millbrook
MISS SAMMIS WEDS MAJOR PATTERSON IN UNITED CHURCH
Miss Sammis bride of Major Robert A Patterson of Bristol in United church parlors at 4:30 with Rev Dr Williams Horate Derwill officiating. She works with YWCA and was a Girls Work leader in this city. Patterson is a Harvard research fellow. Honeymoon planned in the White Mountains. Bridal party includes sisters and Bristol guests. reception at Read's tea room follows luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holyoke
Epsy
Frances A. Sammis
Eaton Street
Robert A. Patterson
Bristol
United Church
Willams Horate Derwill
Norfolk
Patterson i
Harvard University
Cambridge
Gane Rand Avenue
Sammis
Miss Sammi
Katherie. Burrill
East’ Orange
Cement Pevege
Freedom
N. H
James Alton
Charles Greene
Wichester
Albert Everts
Newton Centre
Brooklyn
Seymour
Ruth
Rachel Pattéreon
Broom
Marion Morton
Charles Rodenbach
Bertha Biteheark
Mildred Nash
South Norwalk
Miss Hdlth White
Springflcia
Masa
Elen Lois Rordenbach
Naugatuck
Dudley Ingraham
Mrs Spreckels Honored by Beaux Arts Society
Paris May 2 Mrs Adolph Spreckels arrived to confer with the French minister of arts about a memorial to American and French soldiers in San Francisco. The Beaux Arts Society escorted her in a special manner with top officials and artists present. Mrs Spreckels was joined by Mrs Mapison Beanet, formerly Miss Kate Fuller of Boston. A wave of wealthy American women began leaving France as cost of living proved too high, Mrs John W Mackay noting the high expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Adolph F. Spreckele
Ane Arts
San Francisco
Society of Beaux Artsval
Spreckels
Beaux Arts Society
Sire
Mapsivon Beanet
Kate Puller
Boston
John W. Mackay
France
Mrs. Mackey
House stands firm on free seed distribution demand
For the third time in recent weeks the House refused to accept a Senate compromise that would have allowed government free seed distribution on request. The House demanded direct free seed distribution without individual requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Shoe wage increase shocks workers in Manchester area
The W. H. McKhawin company, shoe manufacturers, announced a ten percent wage rise affecting about 11,500 workers in Manchester and several other cities. The move comes amid broader price adjustments and labor market activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchest. N
W. HK. McKhwain Company
Bia City
New Et A
Interpretive Dancing In Closing Recital Highlights
An interpretive dancing closing recital filled the Coloziul ball room to capacity. Miss Lois Will delivered an exceptional Russian synopsis dance, Doriska Chatten performed the dragonfly dance with grace, and Edna O'Brien led the love story Mass Queraders. Senior Pierrot, Tarlequin, and Zephyr dances impressed, while the Spanish tambourine cue delighted the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coloziul
Lois
Doriska Chatten
Méss
Edna
O'Brien
Gowumbine
Toseon
Pierrot
Dante Siren
My. Quilly
Lone Aga
Dramatic Club Presents Irish Play at United Church
The United church supported drama with Bernard Butler Yerta’s masterwork produced by Mrs. Lark Sherman Pryor. Che Bour Glass showcased the Irish school with John Colgan as the Wise Man and Miss Mildred Baumann as the wife. Lang and Carroll played lighter roles as other cast members and Samuel M. Gross provided organ and incidental music. Tanker arrives after 8000 barrels capacity from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church
Lark Sherman
Pryor
Che Bour Glass
John Colgan
William Rudd
Ehildeed
Mildred
Baumann
Billy Pryor
Ansell
Miss Breener
Lang
Carrol
Dimauttios
John Kendrick
Tyutvin
America
Kanine Bangs
Oli Schutze
Geward Eck Iy Jackman
Misseo
Noonannny Lingardane Ling
Cone Ve
Samuel M. Gross
He Ahso
Dima
Children’s Week Program Ready for City Celebration
The city prepares a Children’s Week program set for June 8 to 13 with open events at Olivet, Newfield, and Baptist Park. Featured activities include singing, pageant, addresses by pastors, and a community choir led by Rev. D B MacQuire. Parade plans are described but details remain uncertain as organizers seek methods suitable for attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plavis
Olivet
Newfield
Ee Argamiston Parte
Lust
Baptist Park
I. T. Zion
Campbell
D. B
MacQuire
Actia
Federation President Denounces Jazz Music
Stamford May 25 Mrs J Downs of Danbury was reelected president of the State Federation of Musical Clubs Others officers include A J House Stamford Ann Moa Cornwell Bridgevurt e presidents and Mrs Boros Ryder Danbury Keasurin and Mrs Renee Howls Dansbus correspond ing secretary Mrs Edward M Lawrence Stamford recording secretary Mrs George E T McLean Newavon Mrs H C Ives and Mrs T Y Card Bridgeport The president denounced the so called jazz music and urged all efforts to discourage it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
J. ©. Downs
Danbury
Fedartion of
A. J. House
Ann Moa
Cornwell Bridgevurt
Boros Ryder
Danb Keasurin
Renee Howls
Danbus
Dward M. Lawrence
George ET
McLean
VladiVostok Government Declared Ended In Confusing Report
Washington May 28 The American consul at Bargin Man ehurk reports to the state department that General Semandi declared the VladiVostok government no longer existed and that its conectiona and Cher acts were veld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bargin
Manehurk
State Department
Semandi
Iimger
Senate Sets June 5 Special Order On Regulation Bill
Washington May 28 Senate made the regulation bill a special order for June 5 upon Senator Lodge request to preserve parliamentary status after the convention recess or adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Senator Lodge
Secrets of the Movies Revealed in Q A Style
A noisy puzzle of questions on film stars with scattered clues about identities ages and origins. It mentions a Toronto trained player, George Holy, a Chicago educated star with European roots, and notes on a British warship commander’s son. answers to these curiosities will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
George Holy
Beluge
Lee
Answ
Suffragists to Enter Fall Election Campaign
Connecticut suffragists plan to join the fall campaign with or without the vote. The executive board in Hartford declared they will press the Republican party for a special session to force ratification. They will mail letters to gubernatorial candidates asking their stance on ratification and push for a concurrent session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Hartford
Republican Party
Aloper Lethor
Bath
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Southport
Billy Bulland
Fannie A. Smith
Louise Moeyt
Jwiich
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John Linley
Eli Ives
Metta Bettels
Anna May Hart
Virginia Lincoln
iBlary Aguecff
Margaret Marsh
Alec Barnett
Alden Church
Stanley Esuliard
Mise Linae
Teanistay Avustug
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Laurearene
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Puget
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Lung
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Richard Lane
Ocean Canada
Aum
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Hattie Harrick
Jennie Gran
Jennie Jensen
Amanda Mart
Helen Cody
Mae MaccPhall
Misa Madeline Moore
Anna SoRenlin
Lily Macleo Fallon
Walilo
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I. Daniels
Florence
Grace Daniels
Buffalo
Westover School
Middlebury
Conn
Dorie Bryant
Mary Silliman
State Daughters
Ellaworth
Ells~hworth Homestead
Windsor
Wednesiay
Frederick A. Strong
Maybelle Kelly
Charles “H. Armstrong, Jr
Brooklawn Avenue
Choate School
Jwaillingford
Margaret Neither
Friar Baconar
Bungay
E.W. Rayhill
Charles Troy
Providence
John J. Lynch
John A. Russing, Jr
Jacqueline
Litchfield, Conn
Frank S. Cohen
Park Place
Bridgeport
Bellevan- Stratfeld Hotel
Philadelphia
F. W. Riley
Sanford Place
Edna Christie
Maine Avenue
Eleanor Webster
William E. Webster
iWoods Ferry
Webster
Margaret Adams
Idoas Atonic Avenue
Stratford
Missie Herrick
Farola Adams
Universalist Church
Willaweid
Herbert Reid
Deorah Miller
Grace Dickhaut
Jhiss Natalie Middlebrook
Susan Andrews
Mabel Andrews
Charlitte Fenne
Charlotte (Laran
Margaret Richardson
Mice Richerdean
Harriet @uten
Hunt
Helene Carter
Helen Stiles
3. Voracy
J. H. Brooks
Ifss Adams
Fred A. Murphy
Melrose Avenue
Ares
Cuyope Yeuterday
New York
Ray
M. T. Walsh
Edward Walsh
San Fransco
Housin
Elizabeth Butktey
Cottage Street
Mikiun Tiley
Frank H. Riley
Morristown
Mr. Riley
Soturady Schoupalinas
Denver
Miss Sammis
Major Patterson
Bride
Norfolk Hostess House
Walter S. Wilmot
James Mizer
Mothers’ Club
Associated Charltica
Judith Sandberg Flather
Margareite Carison
Beaux Arts
Francisco
Dorliska Chaffee
Dramatic Club
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Stratfield
Main Street
Styindavnl Lyric Theater
Reed Pullman
Rong Ri
Beardsley Park
Minter
Shelby
PoorAhee
Shay Coustn
Torte
Holowery Kingdom
Univeracy of Chicago
Hos Aldel
Syerns
Toncos
Sense Hayakawa
Persytyia Bresmer
Bear Motting
Radford B. Smith Fairfield Ave
Broad Street’ Co-operative
Nainsook Athletic’ Union
Che
Fifth Avenue
Batiste
Rain Insurance
J. M. Cosgrove
Barnum
Hyman E. Katz
Main “St
Rack
Thos
John Beck
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