Musical Numbers Delight at Shower Honoring Minx Heleen
Mrs J W Tuddington hosted a Roweley Street shower for Minx Heleen who received many gifts. Music featured Miolan Ruth Miller and vocalist, with Miss Cecilia Luddington and Mrs Frank Bagon on piano. Luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tuddington
Roweley Street
Heleen
Miolin
Mian Ruth Miller
Cecellia Luddington
Frank Bagon
Lancheon
Dennis J. Drew
Fussell Skidmore
David Mujor
Wiliam Miler
Ming Maxy Drew
Mia Ruth Mymer
Misa
Irene Bohnelder
Mise
Cecilia Lyuddington
Helen Drew
John W. Luddingtonson
Beaded bags and Black Beauty roasters offered
The dD. M. Read Co markets imported beaded bags in beautiful colors with shell frames and chain handles. Also offered are Black Beauty sheet iron covered roasters 11x16 with sanitary corners, Boaement Tea Ball 75 cents, water sets of light cut glass at $2.00, and a pitcher with six glasses plus a wine decanter and six glasses, all at one price.
Old Fashioned Night at Stratford Bazaar Friday
The annual St James church bazaar in Stratford features a minstrel show directed by John Quill and WH Yam Farmer with John Hurley as interlocutor and a cast including Dr. P A Garneau, Mrs Hazel Farmer, Miss Loretta Dufrene, and a long list of soloists chiors and dancers. Evening programs include ballet numbers, tenor and alto solos, colonial dances, and a Friday night Virginia reel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Church
Stratford
Sterling
John Quill
Whyam Farmer
Jonn Hurley
P. A. Garneau
Hazel Farmer
Loretta Dufrene
Soley
Edward Reddy
Anna Burna
Dorothy Barton
Vincent Foley
Edward Rungell
J. A. Wadsworth
Charles Conrad
Thomas Higgins
Patrick Rowe
Hamilton
Park City
Mary McQuillan
Hilde Winter
Prances Barton
Cora Walsh
Hanna
Sullivan
T. Downe
Dillon
Alenter
William Durns
Walter Clary
Daniel O'Connor
John McQuillan
Thomas Rowan
B. Machel
Agnes McNamara
Frances McCombe
Jony Miles
St. Charles’ Church
Carney
May Castleriy
Sacred Heart
Epiday
Miss
Alma Willey
Misa Mildred Ketcham
Edna Brown
Wesley Lund
Alice
James
Yale Football Stars at Noon Chamber Luncheon
Yale fullback Memph is Gill Mallory and coach Nad Jones will attend a noon luncheon of the Chamber of Commerce Civil Affairs committee in the Stratfield ballroom. W. T. Hincks arranged the visit, with John Hincks assisting. Both figures are to speak to Yale graduates and the public about the team’s victories and defense. Sanford Stoddard will lead Yale cheers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Nad Jones
Memphis Gill Mallory
Yale
Chamber of Commerce Civile Affairs Committee
Stratfield
W. T. Hincks
John Hincks
Mulrocy
Sanford Stoddard
Active Members Of Musical Club 10 Hold Reception
Mrs. Charles D. Davis president of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club invites all active members to a Stratfield hotel reception at 8 this evening to strengthen association with the club and its workings. A program and social time with refreshments follow. Mrs. Roche Walter will sing excerpts from Mascagni operas. Mrs. Davis will summarize the opera. Miss Marion Fowler will attend from St. Ambrose Musical club New Haven and speak on the Musical Federation and her trip to the National Federation of Musical clubs convention in Amboville North Carolina. Mrs. Henry Tishop will read a paper on current events in music.
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Charles D. Davis
Stratfield Hotel
Sib
Roche Walter
Mascagni
Fritz
Davis
Marion Fowler
St. Ambrose
Java Plague Claims Lives Amid Harsh Population Strain
Willam Ferguson reports Java faces deadly bubonic plague with a population a third of the US, causing high child mortality. Journal notes locals accept it as routine, viewing fertility and survival as blunt cause and effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Java
Willam. Ferguson
Globe Traiter
Allon
Katherine Scanlon to Wed Frank Schilberg
Katherine Scanlon niece of Mrs Margarie Cogtella of 131 Fair View avenue and Frank W Schititberg son of Mr and Mrs M W Schititberg of Stratford will be married this morning at 10 o clock in the rectory of St Patrick Church with Rev J G Lynch officiating. The bride will wear cocoa dor satin with matching hat and a bouquet of white orchids. Attendants include the bridesmaid in black chiffon velvet with matching hat carrying yellow chrysanthemums. The Schilitberg couple will reside at 20 Rowsley street after Dec 1 and will be at home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiss Katherine Scanlon
Margarie Cogtella
Fair View Avenue
Frank W. Schillperg
M. W. [Schititberg
Stratford
St. Patrick's Church
J. G. Lynch
Mrs. Schnitger
Goose with Double Wings Reported Near Hoquiam
A Canadian goose shot near Hoquiam Washington this week reportedly had a double set of wings and a strange growth on its chest resembling real wings. The hunter who bagged the bird described extra feather clusters aiding in flight as the goose reportedly flew well ahead of its flock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Wash
Lakeman Dawe Wedding Solemnized at Church
The wedding of Miss Marion Dawe took place Saturday afternoon at the Second Baptist Church with Rev. D. R. Trick officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Dawe of 383 Mill Hilt Avenue and Eat Loring Lakeman, son of Mrs. Amy Lakeman of 197 Beach Street, was attended by Mrs Hazel Dawe as maid of honor and Miss Rose Johnson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Dawe
Mill Hilt Avenue
Eat Loring Lakeman
Amy Lakeman
Beach Street
D. R. Trick
Hazel Dawe
Rose Johnson
Wedding Details from Dorchester and Philadelphia Held
In Willimantic on November 25 Rev. Harry McCready of First Congregational Church officiated at a morning ceremony. The report names a long list of attendees including ttmm and Miss Paterson of New Jersey and Walter tayer, Dorothy Ommerman of Trapton, with Miss Josephine West of Philadelphia as bridesmaids. Best man Eben Bakier of Boston and several ushers are listed among the wedding party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dgeport Telegram
Paterson
N.J
Walter Tayer
Dorothy,Ommerman
Trapton
Josephine West
Philadelphia
Lakeman
Eben Bakier
Boston
Foater Daye
William Andrew
Stratford
Alfred Idvingstong
Bri
Lote Wolff
Linen and crystal tableware for the hostess display
A period page promoting damask table linen 70 inch Irish damask at 3.00 yd and matching napkins 22 inch at 7.75 per dozen. It highlights black optic goblets with blue crystal stems at 12.70 per dozen, finger bowls at 24 per dozen, and Ambroesa goblets at 11.60 per dozen. Also features sheet iron roasting pans 50 to 75 cents and enamel roasters 3.50 to 5.59 with community silverware Patrician pattern sets priced 7.00 to 3.75.
Minister McCready Accepts Call to Congregational Church
Mr McCready announced he had accepted a call to a Congregational church in Gal and plans to begin his duties on January 2 after serving the past five years with his current organization.
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Art Services
McCready
Ph Congregational
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The
Dd. M. Read Co
Boaement
Alain
Burrough
Stratford Bazaar
James Clark
Musical Club
Katherine Scanlon
Frank Schillberg
Waterbury
Life Insurance
Main St. B
Ivanco
Vance
Second Baptist Church
Marion Dawe
Stag
Ivorey
Hasement
Creamer
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