Informal Dance 10 to Be Held at Catholic Home
One Study club of the Catholic Daughters of America will meet at the Catholic Community House at 274 Washington Avenue tonight at 8 o'clock. The club will meet the first and third Monday of each month to discuss ethical and social problems with Miss Margaret Devries and Miss Agnes L. Fitzpatrick leading alternate meetings. The first informal dance of the season is planned for October 13 with a committee of Kathryn McElroy Elizabeth Crobin Celia Faria and a reception and refreshment staff plus patronesses. The Bridgeport Capociar Co oli¢ Men met at the Home Friday planning Big Brother work for boys and young men. volunteers will mentor youths identified by the Catholic Charitable bureau.
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Catholic Daughters of America
Washington Avenue
Kathryn
McElroy
Elizabeth Crobin
Celia Faria
Attaa
Bridgeport Capociar Co
Catholic Charitable Bureau
Well Known Ansonia Couple Are Married
Ansonia’s Miss Mary Taine Fellows daughter of Mrs Rachael Fellows married Richard Thomason yesterday afternoon at First Methodist Church. Rev N M E G Jdonnold officiated. The bride wore white peargatette over satin and carried roses. The bridegroom’s brother Henry Thomason was best man. A small reception followed at the bride’s home and the couple left for their honeymoon. They will reside at 20 Forest Avenue after November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia
Gel
Misa Mary Taine Felows
Rachael Fellows
Cam
Richard Thomagaso
First Methodist Church
Henry Thoms
Mrs. Thomas
Forest Avenue
Building Good Name Business at College
Yale campus sermon urges students to build a good name through saving the foundation for an honored character. Dean Charles R. Brown of the Divinity School tells freshmen that the aim is a lifetime job shaping honor, chivalry, and gentleness, urging those not committed to that path to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Clear Mind
Charles R. Brown
Divinity School
Yale University
Woolsey Hill
Yule
Dean Brown
Bloomers Dress Emerges as Practical Sportwear
Sportswomen settle on a bloomers dress as the ideal athletic costume. The slip on dress features a round collar, short or long sleeves, wide patch pockets, and a slit skirt for freedom with decorum. Wide cuffs and material matching the dress complete the outfit as summer clothing spreads to Jersey and homespun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jea Cplain
Jersey
Baldwin Golden Anniversary Echoes Four Generations
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Newport Baldwin was celebrated at their Wells Hollow home with about 60 guests. Roses and dahlias flavored the decor, a large cake graced the table, and vocal selections were performed by Adeling Baldwin Eli Baldwin Sr and Mrs Tivder. A $100 gift was given to the couple who expressed thanks. four generations attended including Eli Jr and great granddaughter Ethel Louise Baldwin, with many relatives traveling from New York Holyoke Hastings Philadelphia Milford and Stamford.
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Newton Baldwin
Wea
Wells Hollow
Huntington
Baldwin
Mra
Eli Baldwin
Tivder
Wih
Gill
Remington
D.C
New York
Holyoke
Mass
Beneraens
Belly
Eli Jr
Eli Lea- Wie
Ethel Louise Baldwin
Avesta
Charley Herbert Ryder
Ruth Ryder
Jean Ryder
Hastings
N. Y
A. Haig
Philadelphia
Gifford Ryder, Jr
Carlton Ryder
Milford
Virginia Moore
Stretford
Community notices mix of meetings and engagements
Mrs Philo Clark Calhoun of Arcadia avenue to host the Service Club. Ninth District Republican Women meet at Mrs Thomas Peet’s home. The Rector’s Guild at Christchurch Parish House discusses winter plans. Mrs Joseph Whitney of New Haven to speak on Democratic Issues at Mrs Frank H Riley’s home. Daughters of Founders and Patriots Connecticut chapter to meet Oct 19 at Mahican Hotel New London. Senior Girls Club of the United Church meets tonight. Salvation Army Gym classes at 9. Young Women’s Guild of the red church first season sew tomorrow at 2 30 with tea hosted by Mrs Walter G Clark and Miss Alice M Clark. Mr and Mrs M A McDonough announce marriage of Mary Elizabeth to William Joseph Winter at Blessed Sacrament church. Reception for Rev and Mrs George Geisel at St Paul’s rectory Wednesday. Rev Geisel formerly Emmanuel Ansonia pastor and ex-dean of Topeka Cathedral. Dr and Mrs X Bel of Main Street to Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Joseph W North to Houston to visit son. Northrop to Washington DC New Orleans Birmingham. Stratfield Parent-Teacher Association first meeting tomorrow at 2 30 to discuss winter program. Mrs S T Prostus and Mr and Mrs W Hand and son Russell on two week trip through the Berkshire Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philo Clark Calhoun
Arcadia Avenue
Republican Women's Clubt Inc
Thomas Peet
Willam Street
Joseph Whitney
New Haven
Frank H. Riley
Coleman
F. H. Corbin
the Daughters of Founders and Patriots, of America
Tg Mahican ' Hotel
New London
Salvation Army Bym
Red Church
Walter G
Nower
George Geisel
St. Paul’s Church
Kossuth Street
Geisel
Emmanuel Church of
Ansonia
Episcopal Cathedral
Topeka
Kaw
St. Paul's
W C T U Holds Annual Election of Officers
Mrs OD W Marshall was reelected president of the W C T U at a recent meeting. Other officers include Mrs W Wills, corresponding secretary. Mrs James Main, recording secretary. and Mrs Rose Wright, field secretary. Reports were read for the year. A box of literature will be sent to the base hospital in New London and aprons to a booth at the Danbury fair. Meetings are held twice a month with a business meeting and civics class on the second Friday and Bible study on the fourth Friday.
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OD. W. Marshall
W. CT. Ul
W. Will's
James Main
Rose Wright
New London
Poe
Surprise Birthday Party For Alex Finlayson
Alex Finlayson of Barnum Avenue was surprised at home with a birthday party. Guests included New Haven residents M and Mrs O Viness, Mr and Mrs B Vanes, Miss T Elmer of Danbury, Miss D Benson of Waterbury, Miss H Annbiy of Uilea, Edward and Ady Edward, J H Smith, 644 Finlayson, Agnes Schultz, A Finlayson Jr, T Jaggers, and Edward Breen Jr. The event featured daisies, piano, singing, games, and supper.
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Alex Finlayson
Barnum Avenue
AL Smith
A.incaysen
New’ Haven
O. Viness
New Haven
B. Vanes
T. Elmer
Danbury
Misa D. Benson
Waterbury
H. Annbiy
Uilea
Ady
J H. Smith
Finlayson
Caroling
Agnes Schultz
A. Finlayson, Jr
Finlaysen
A. Jaggers
T. Jaggers
Edward Breen Jr. Breen
Community House 10 Holds Shower on Oct 6
A new Catholic Community House shower at 224 Washington Avenue is set for Friday night October 6 at 8 oclock under the Bridgeport Council of Catholic Women. Miss Nellis Dunn chairs the committee which invites guests to bring linens and towels as gifts. a Food Musical program will precede refreshments.
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Washington Avenue
Bridgeport
Mary Brow
Anna Byrne
D. T. Brennan
Geo. Bradford
Patrick Barrett
Collimore
Agnes Coll
Margaret Carey
Anna Callahan
M. J. Casey
Chris Une Cunningham
Helen Coyne
Ming Belle Dolan
Bessie Depton
S. Davis
H Daley
M. A. Digney
Lorraine Dunn
Cather Dunn
Grove John B. Laver
Wackiss
Anna McFeely
McElroy
Metcombs
Wm. MicAndrew
Eugatherine Mqaelroy
Migs
Margaret Meradden
M. Hand McMullen
J. May
Mis. D. Moraney
Fred Mullins
J. le Ceerth
Tulfa
Metropolitan Art Club excursion to New York exhibit
The Bridgeport Art Club toured The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Greenwich Village in a recent trip to New York. Attendees included Robert L. Forbes Josh Sidebottom John Pellew Harry Petrowsky George Dorn and several Misses Watters Lundanskey Adams and Richards. Philip Yates joined at the museum to discuss exhibits and the group visited tea rooms gift shops and galleries. The expedition aimed to study methods for their upcoming November exhibit at The Homestead Clinton Avenue.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Greenwich Vilage
Bridgeport Art Club
New York
Robert L. Forbes
Josh Sidebottom
John Pellew
Harry Petrowsky
George Dorn
Catherine Watters
Mary Lundanskey
Margaret Adams
Pearl Richards
Philip SM. Yates
Philadelphia, Academy of Fine Arts
Incal Art Club
Greenwich Village
Clinton Avenue
Charming overblouse pattern offers easy fashion boost
Fashion's forecast promotes a chic overblouse made from georgette or crepe de Chine. It suggests crepe silk at $1.30 per yard, with a total cost around $1.90, and pattern No. 1200 in sizes 36 to 42 inches. Pattern mailed with stamps or coin. contact Pattern Department Bridgeport Telegram.
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Bridgeport
Black Lingerie Showcases Satin Silk Grape Designs
A description notes smart lingerie crafted from black grape satin with oriental motifs. It features silver cloth appliqué, valiver thready, and French knot work, highlighting intricate stitching and decorative techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smart
Platform of G. O. P. women in Norwalk campaign club
Fairfield County Republican Campaign club members led by Mrs. Minerva Davis issue a constructive platform affirming party as instrument for individual choice within unity. They call for economy, tax relief, expanded education, gender equality laws, and stronger state institutions while supporting Gov. McLean and slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfeld County
Norwalk
Tne
Ney Club
Minerva Davis
Leroy Lewis
Strateford
Long
Redding
Eggey
Stamford
Fairfield County Republican Campaign Club
T Ding
Republican Party
Connecticut
Pas
McLean
Templeton
Hiram Kingham
Francis A. Hallotth
G. Harold Glipatrics
Fredarick
M. Salmons
Genera
Frank EB. Healy
October Bride Given Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Bertha Downes daughter of Mrs William F Downes of 99 Bennett street plans marriage to Thomas Martin of the Park Terrace She recently received a miscellaneous shower at her home Many guests attended including Mrs Fenton Mrs Dero youise Kaudilka Mrs Rockwell and several others in attendance
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Bertha Downes
William F. Downes
Bednett Street
Thomas Martin
Park Terrace
Migg Downes
Walliam Fenton
Clifford Deroyouise
Kaudilka
Ne Squney Rockwell
Chater
Joseph Christopher Haneen
Acobson
Christopher Jessen
Wilmenia
Original Food-Drink for All Ages at Home Office
A fragment advertises a quick lunch or tonic for home use claiming rich milk malted grain extracts in tablet form. It touts nourishment and warns to avoid imitations and substitutes.
Earrings Trend Sparks Monday Group Buy Featuring Women
A surge in popularity hits the market as women embrace earrings this week. A noteworthy group purchase is organized for Monday, highlighting coordinated uptake and collective fashion interest.
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Connerticnt Avenue
Mary Elizabeth
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Main Street
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North Avenue
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Texas
Joseph W. Northrow
Northrop
Washington, D.C
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Alace
Stratfield Parent " Teacher Association
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Chicago
Metropolitan Museum
ART Club
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Yale
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