Arewell Party For The Misses Andrews Given
The first meeting of the Universalist Women’s club was held at the church yesterday afternoon. Members organized a pleasant farewell party for Miss Susan Andrews and Miss Mabel Andrews of Washington Terrace who depart for Boston Mass in a week. Both were longtime church members with active roles.
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Univeralist Women's Club
Susan
Mabel Andrews
Washington Terrace
Boston Mass
Othe Sunda
Wool
Miss Swan Andrews
Social at the church luncheon Ending in Garden Decor
A church dining room hosted a social with gayly decorated tables featuring dahlias and asters. Guests enjoyed a luncheon after the gathering, reflecting a festive community event in a quiet, traditional setting.
Miss Mercantonio Is Honored at Surprise Birthday
Aliss Theresa Mercantonio hosted a surprise party at her home with Blue and White decor. Guests included Eveyn Miner, Alisa Hillian Tascone, Helen Diore, Margaret Mercantonio, Sylvia Flore, Clara Ambrose, and many others. Music featured Anthony Diorn on violin. late hour refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliss Theresa Mercantonio
Wiles
Larcantonio
Anthony Diorn
Lineh
Eveyn Miner
Alisa Hillian Tascone
Abrigla
Mary Gath
Helen Diore
Many Angelone
Thermney Robinson
Anna Krogland
Muntgaret Marcansonio
Sylvia
Flore
Sme
Onofric
Clara
Chine Ambrose
Flura
Wektie Ambrose
Ambrose
Misa Clementina
Mirabeth Pamer
Misa Ynch
Weorns
Aailone
Gonfria
John Wly
Ralph Palmer
Leona R. Pebruertle
Anthony Diere
Parker Will Sirene
F Ralph Verrell
Employment figures show gradual rise in Chicago factories
Employment figures compiled by the Manufacturers' Association from 31 city factories show a gradual increase in employed workers and in working hours. The extending period records 13,104 employed versus 12,396 the prior week, a 4.6 percent rise, with total hours up 6.7 percent from 472,964 to 608,362.
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Manufacturers’ Association
Ekending Ortovserft
League of Voters to Hold Friday Meeting
Bridgeport League directors invite all interested women to Friday morning at 10 o'clock home for a directors meeting chaired by a league chair to be elected. County director G Ty Hill Jr and Mrs Frank Riley will outline plans and discuss activities. Names of local directors listed.
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Frank Be Riley
Deeyort of Women Voters
Nathanel C. Worthen
Lynn Wilson
Lucien T
Warner
Sanford Stoddard
William T. Hincks
Helen B James Miser
Liew Violat Lamour
Ruth Kilpatrick
Albert Smith
Cart ‘Reel
Willam F. Gevern
Nowith
Arthur Comley
James Rourke
R. R. Adams
Samuel C. Shaw
W. HE
Frank Miller
MacDonald
Art League Opens Season With Reception and Tea
The Bridgeport Art League begins its 27th season with a reception hosted by the president and officers in renovated parlors. Guests will view exhibitions including artistic weaving, embroidery designs, tapestry effects, and knotted bed-spreads from studios in New York and Boston, with tea served.
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Bridgeport Art League
Samuel Wy, Gledhill
A A
North Parior
E.S. Warnes
New York
Boston
Poughkeepsie Houndwork Shop
Odd End Exchange Sale Opens Women’s League Meeting
The Women’s League of Park Street Congregational church begins its fall with a business meeting in the church lecture room tomorrow at 2 30. A social hour follows the meeting and an Odd and End Exchange Sale offers items made from odds and ends. no new purchases. All parish women and interested guests are invited.
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Women's Leagues
Park Street Congregational Church
Italian Women's Council Meeting at Port High School
Members will meet at Port High School Warenday evening October 1 to present the tablet of Dante to Bridgeport High School. Miss Mailfred Johnson, daughter of Frank Ruland, became engaged yesterday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. P. L. McG. The couple will motor trip to Boston and plan to live at 128 Noble Avenue after November 15.
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Mailfred Johnson
Frank Ruland
Avenustford
Ord W. Drew
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Arewell
Misses Andrews
Miss Mercantonio
Damm, Charles Watt, and
Sal Abripla
Fleischmann
Fleishmann
Fleischmann Company
Washington Street
N.Y
Pleisohemanzt
Wissner
NEW Columbia
Columbia Records
House of Wissner
Bridgeport
Wisener & Son
Talking Machines
League OF Voters
Frank Riley
ART League
Rs. Samuel Gledhill
SALE
Pinkham
Che
Goodyear” Welts
Arcade
Neolin
O'Sullivan
Pha
Hanken Knitting Mills
Main St
THE
Vincent Bros
GO. Coal
Barnum
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