Malone Waraff Wedding Planned At St Peter's Church
A Bridgeport wedding of wide interest will take place at St Peter's Church tomorrow at 9 a.m. Miss Mary A Maraffi daughter of Mr and Mrs John Maraffi of Hancock Avenue will wed William A Malone of Lewis Street. Attendants include sister Yora Maraffi with blue lace gown and wand roses, Edward V Malone as best man, and Miss Catherine McGrath organist plus a program by John Patuzzi and Carl Larson. The couple plan a motor trip after a reception at the bride's parents home and will be at home after December 1 at 18 Nash Street. Both are active in music and local civic circles.
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St. Peter's Church
Norrow
Russ Mary A. Maraff l
Tohn Maraffi
Stancock Avenue
William A. Malone
Uli. Malone
Lewis
Carl Larson
Carl Garson
Misa Maraffi
Darry
Wiss Yora Maraffi
Edward V. Malone
Malone
Nash Street
Bride
Croom
Miss Maraffi
Messrs Schnee
Schnee Nile
Bridgeport Land and Title Company
Bridgeport Orchestra
Past Presidents of Musical Clubs Gather at Stratfield
Past presidents and past presidents of various musical clubs in the state met at the Stratfield yesterday noon with Mrs Downs of Danbury presiding. Mrs B parliamentarian of the National association attended, with Mrs Louis I Snyder representing the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club in Mrs Charles B Davis’s absence. Presidents and past presidents from Stamford New Haven East Haven and Branford attended, and the program included vocal selections by Mrs Ada Tuck Whitaker and violin numbers by Paul Fox of Westport with his sister accompanying.
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Stratfield
Ada Tuck Whitaker
Paul Fox
Westport
Honor New Consul at Dinner Here Tonight
Italian American residents of Bridgeport host a testimonial dinner for Joseph Bran succi recently sent as consular representative of the Italian government at the Brooklawn Villa. The event, starting about 730, expects around 100 guests with Dr. J Formichella and other committee members guiding arrangements.
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Bridgeport
Joseph Bransucci
Comic Operetta by Bridgeport High Clubs
The Ghina Shop, an uric operetta by Arthur Penn, will be presented by the Players club and Dramatic club of Bridgeport High. Performances are Wednesday and Friday evenings, November 19 and 21, featuring about 75 in the cast and a large student-run production staff. The plot follows Fat Sing a wealthy merchant who plans to disappear, his son Sing Fan inheriting wealth, and Lotus Blossom the poor fisherman's daughter winning his heart after obstacles. The show includes notable student roles, scenic work, costumes, dances, and ushers supplied by the High school Ushers Guild.
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Arthur Penn
Players’ Club
Dramatic Club
Bridgeport “High School
Cha Ot
Fat Sing
David Greenpurg
Sing
Warren
Mossman
Wan' Tun
Fred Chase
Al*vin CG
Brent
Sara Sherman Pryor
Jesse
Beans
Esla Osman
Margaretta Anderson
Roy Morris
Ushers Guild
Sing Fan
Lotus Blossom
Juscot Kartak
Hoy Tee Hoy
Letters of Natalie Dear Evelyn from a Sunday Stroll
A nostalgic diary excerpt recounts a Saturday shopping trip for children's books, noting titles such as Dumas and Mukerji, a frontispiece with Kari the Elephant, harbor scenes at Black Rock, and tea with White Rose bread. The author describes walks to St Marks, Seabright Avenue, and Black Rock Point, with weather, laundry errands, and a burglar scare anecdote ending with beauty parlour plans and a safe deposit box purchase.
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Evelyn
St. Read's
Alexaare Dumas
Dhan’ Gopal Mukerji
India
Ipling
Tony Sarg
Ores de Sopur
Charmliz
Rom
Mukerji
Kari
Black Rock Harbor
Fancher
West Indies
Seabright Avenue
Norden Singing Society
Black Rock Point
St. Mars’s
Tower Road
Ash Creek
Brewster Street
Y W C A Branches Host Fellowship Supper Program
Y W C A branches joined the World Fellowship Week with a Shipsfield supper at Golden Hill W C A. About 280 attendees enjoyed a program by the membership committee led by Mrs. Hubert Morfey. Miss Sterling, Bridgeport W A head, announced station W C A programs featuring Rewdence Park Avenue Prospect Street, a string orchestra, Chinese song, a one act play on a board meeting and more. Elizabeth Wright spoke on China experiences, while Janet Ewing introduced the educational aims of the week.
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Golden Hill
Hubert Morfey
Tet Sterling
Bridgeport
W.r
W. C
Rewdence
Park Avenue
Prospect Street
Phyllis Wheatley
Federation Girls
Athletic Associations
Service Center
Mildred Allen
Mary E. Dunbar
X. W
Janet Ewing
Henry W. Hincks
Association
Elizabeth Wright
V. W
Chin
China
V. W. An
Pretty Wedding Solemnized at Norwalk Church
Miss Anna W Rose daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Rose of 31 Wilton avenue married Frederick W Buckley of 25 Cedar street in St Marys church Norwalk with Rev Thomas J Finnegan presiding. Bridal party included sister Miss Ethel Rose with pink roses. Out of town guests from New York New Jersey Danbury Stamford and Bridgeport. Mrs Buckley a stenographer at C B Dolge Westport and Buckley a Young Hat Co employee and WWI veteran.
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Norwalke
Anna, W. Rose
Mir
Louis Rose
Wilton Avenue
Frederick W., Buckley
Cedar Street
Thomas J. Finna
St. Mary's Church
Ethel Mr. Rose
Thomas F. Reiily
John Guarin
Matthew’ Howiey
John Skidd
Edward Corcoran
Dennis Collins
Eward J. O'Brien
Edward Willams
Edoward J
Mrs Anderson Leads Stratifield Musical Club Program
Mrs Albert Anderson will lead a club musicale at Stratfield tomorrow afternoon hosted by the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club. The program features a mix of quartet selections, contralto and soprano solos, violin and piano numbers, with performances by many local musicians and accompanists.
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Stratfield
Albert Anderson
Keith Crosby Brown
Fla
Clark
Harold Lowden
Judith L. Flather
Charles
Waters
Campbell-Tinton
Rachmaninoff
Tilly Ilan
FB. Howell
Mary Louise Peck
Chopin
MacDowell
Jesse M. Winne
Mary Hill Hinchcliffe
Mary
B. Peck
Saint Saens
Wilma Fekete
Miss Peck
Muaic
Schubert
Sleler
Brahms
Leana Joel Tiulse
Arvin Burnham Hall
Breisler
Aléesta
Gluck
Saint Saena
Harriet Allen
Ernani
Verdi
Catherine M. Russell
Jennie Margaret Hawley
Aly
Hee
William Ga
Lordship Red Cross Drive Begins Tomorrow
The Lordship Red Cross drive starts tomorrow under Mrs. Joseph T. Reynolds with assistants Mrs. FC Lathrop Mrs. R T Bowen and Mrs. Thomas Middleton. A house to house canvass will enroll members who receive 4 buttons a certificate and a window card. Half the proceeds go to the Visiting Nurse association.
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Lordship
Lordship Red Cross
Joseph T. Reynolds
Lathrop
R. T. Bowen
Thomas Middleton
Hou
Associaon
WHE BOY KNEW Goode-My gay why is it al ways best to tell the truth
Fragmentary column sounding like a playful quip from a Philadelphia outlet. It centers on truth telling and memory, with a jokey tone and partial phrase about honesty. Names or clear events are not present in the readable text.
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Philal Delphia Wulletivg
Personal notices and club events fill Milford social scene
Dr and My Nathan Zomimick of New York announce the birth of a daughter Anita. Milford residents host weddings, parties, lectures, and club meetings at various homes and halls with speakers from Averyville College, St Marys, and local churches.
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Nathan Zomimick
New York City
Anita
Zomimick
Misys Cecelia, Nvorken
Lafayette Street
Davenport Tables In Styles For The Home
Davenport tables in Tudor style and mahogany finishes offered from 42 dollars. Modern and antique finishes show rich carvings and solid values. Four yards of all wool plaid fabric, multi color patterns, 54 inches wide, priced at 4.50 dollars per yard. Third floor.
Laces for Jabots Fashion Notes on Latest Tracks
Fashion notes highlight lace trims for jabots with net tops and Venice edges in cream white black. Popular on the newest tracks with prices from 89 cents to 2.50 dollars per yard at main floors.
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Venice
The Very Personal in Christmas Cards
A local service invites customers to submit a photograph of children or home to be reproduced on gravure greeting cards. Personalized inside sentiments in relief lettering available, promising a unique card friends will welcome. Main floor.
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Natalie
Burr Creek
Crawford
Helen
Tom
Bridgeport Trust Company
Court Exchange
State and
Broad Street
Liberty Building
The
Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
Norwalk Church
Mrs. Anderson
Club Musicale
Sterling
Old Point Road
Milford
Peak Avenue
Paylor
Henry Lau- Tane
Mollie Sheridan
May Brady
Catherine Galvin
Theresa’ Galvin
Walter Bennett
James Hurley
John McDonald
Joseph McLaughlin
Adrian Bennett
Elenry Laurane
Taylor
Clemmic. Henry
Averyville College
Frederick A. Strong
Main Street
Sophie Thefin
Arcadia Avenue
Eleanor Jacobs
Wilton
George Morse
Vermont
Eleanor Flanagan
Wood, Avenue
Howard Stove
Col‘ Isge’ Club
Himler H. Havens
Clinton Avenue
J. Chapman
New Haven
Misa Lucy Curtiss Veil
Association of University Women
Torrington
Star of Charity Lodge
Cannon Streat
Ladies of the Blessed Sacrament Church
Union Avenue
Thomas ‘Tague
Republican Women's Club
Lbrary
Jane and
Kossuth Street
Republican Women’s Club
South Branch
Myrtle Avenue
Angeline Donley
Alfred Street
E’slock
Rafreshmetts
Stratford Avenue
Pembroke Street
William Hickey
Boy Scouts
Chamber of Commerce
Daisy Baratow
Eégar White Burrill
I. Adama B
Burrill
Starice
S$ Vinccent
Hunting Street
Women's Aid Society
Stratford Congregational
I. S. Beardaley
Judson Place
Newfield
Parent-Teacher Association
C. Ch .Tasylor
Ald Society of
Stopal Church
Howard Ayre
David Groninge R
Lacetta Warner Circle. A
Cannon Street
Tames O'Neil
Progressive Women's Republican Club
Lina Mitchell
North Avenue
Marie Weller
Church Lane
Bridgeport Tech School
Bridgeport Hospital
Fourth District
Democratic Club
Club Rooma
Casino
Stata Street
Thomas L. Donnelly
Raycroft Shop
Warner Blog
Mother's
Windsor
Syrel
Kolinsky
Fitch
Nutria
Jersey
Ina Claire
Iaa Claire
Pan the Piper
Chandler
Charlemagne
Wyeth
Troy
Frank H. Fargo CO
Middle ST
Kimona Flannel
State St
Cameo Theatre
Nory
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