Reception Opens Winter Program of Musical Club
A reception hosted by Harry C. Ives president of the Wednesday Musical Club at the Stratfield opened the club’s winter program. Mrs Ives and officers greeted old and new members as Dahilas decorated the rooms for tea. A report by Afra Freder Wardy of Stamford on a state federation convention was featured. The Philharmonic Trio Mills Dorothy May Well Ruth Williams and Mrs Hal Thurman Kearns performed selections including Serenade by Widow Tango in Dy Morris Dance.
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Harry C. Ives
Stratfield
Ives
National Federation
Afra
Freder’ Wardy
Stamford
Bridgeport Elus
Convention Philharmonic
Eric Plars
Philharmonic Trio
Mills Dorothy May Well
Ruth Williams
Reception in Honor of Rev Henry Collins at Black Rock Church
A reception in the Black Rock Congregational church parlors honors Rev Henry Woodruff for forty years of service as pastor since October 13, 1881. The event features a city pastors’ message, music, and refreshments. Also noted is Miss Tutian Nebenzahl, attending Winchester seminary, with a brief line on her schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Henry Collins
Black Rock
Angers
Meary Colina Woodruil
Woodruil
Howard W. Page
Moody Institute
Chicago
Woodruff
FR. Davenport
People’s Presbyterian Church
Local Socials and Parties Include Halloweens and Gatherings
Mayor and Mrs Clifard DB Wilsin host guests in Bridgeport while Frank Wildbrandt and Miss Mahore visit Pomfret. Mrs William Dane honors Mildred on her seventh birthday and Miss Helen Buckelew’s fifth anniversary with games and gifts. A Seaside Institute Halloween party offers prizes for costumes and judges. Catholic Community House hosts a weekly social with whist and pinockle games and prizes. Swedish Congregations church members enjoyed a party in appreciation of the Eastern conference, a headroom rug donated in thanks. E A Pabses Aid Society and the German Reformed church host afternoon parlor gatherings with hostesses named. Women’s Christian Temperance Union plans a Gilbert Street meeting with Mrs Willard Teck presenting on women’s role in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifard DB. Wilsin
Bridgeport
Frank Wildbrandt
New York
Miss Mahore
New Jersey
J. J. Wry
Pomfret
William Dane
Long Illi
Mildred
Helen Buckelew
Lonehson
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Gilbert Street
Willard Teck
Young People’s Guild Presents Clever Comedy at St George’s
The Young People’s Guild of St George’s church staged a witty one-act play titled Please? by two members of the group. A high tea followed, with a costume ball, piano and violin pieces by Miss Allee and Miss Dorothy Barrows. This opened the club’s winter season pending the business meeting on the first Wednesday in November.
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St. George’s Church
Allee
Dorothy Barrows
Miss Edith Wilson Weds Edward Keefe in Augustine’s Church
Miss Edith Wilson daughter of Mrs. Frank M. Wilson of Morehouse married Edward de Gaston Keefe at Augustine's Church yesterday morning. The ceremony began at 11:20 oclock with James B. Nihil officiating. Music preceded the ceremony. The bride wore a blue gown of old blue embroidered chiffon with a matching hat, and carried a bouquet of archidy and lis of Bins. Catherine Keefe, sister of the groom, was maid of honor. Her attire was peat grey with a matching hat. Thomas Skeete, brother of the groom, served as best man with ushers Otis Curtis of Lenox and William of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monly Lyon Wilson
Frank M. Wilson
Morehouse
Iketree
Augustine's Church
Paul Keefe
Edward de Gaston
James B. Nihil
Qatherine Keefe
Muta
Beanor
Thomas Skeete
Otis Curtis
Lenox
Mass
Wiliam
Oston
Miss Anna Brady Weds Harold Pitt in New Haven Ceremony
Miss Anna Marie Brady daughter of Mr Chtnering Brooks street married Harold Lewis Pitt at St Charley church. Rev P J Gaov jen officiated. Bride wore old rose trimmed gown with white bouquet. Best man was Traneia J. Rock. Ushers included Lavery Tar Tar James and Joan Cook. Couple to honeymoon in Washington DC.
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Anna Marie Brady
Cthnering
Aarnady
Brooks Street
Harold Lewis Pitt
Meplu Street
P. J. Gaovjen
St Charley Church
Alicr B. Graty
Traneia J. Rock
Charnes Lavery
Tar Tar
Jimea
Joan Cook
New Haven
Washington
Patt
Pos
Huntington's Road PTA to Hold First Meeting Tomorrow
The Huntington's Road Parent Teachers Association will hold its first meeting of the year at the school tomorrow afternoon October 14 at 3 30. Members and friends are urged to attend as matters of importance will be discussed. Extension speaker Mrs Frank Connor singer of albums will be soloist. An experienced kindersharter will be present to care for small children so mothers may attend.
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Huntington Road
Parent Teachers Association
Tts
Siternoon
Ronan
Jfuntington Road
Frank Connor
Albuty
Cara Tor
Girls' Student League plans active season and drives
The Girls' Student League under new president Kathleen Keyes plans a busy winter program at the Tufftop school. Fundraising dances will aid the needy in the city, following last year's $160 contributions and ongoing welfare work led by Miss Catherine Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Keyes
Chrls
Miss Keyes
Aisketa
Community Events and Fundraiser Notice
Party in pallors of as church Tanrsde flernoen from 4 until o'clock. Geover A Lyons and her asistants ill be in oir ane everyone is cordially invited to at tend. The proceeds are to be added The a8 geen tract. the Dinner at the Brooklawn County sinh Saturday evening will be fol lowed in the reneving pictures Wonderful hanes featuring Tu gene O'Brien. Tea during October will be served at the cub every Saturday and Sunday afternoons until 3:10 o'clock far a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geover A. Lyons
Brooklawn County Sinh
Reneving
Wonderful Hanes
Tugene O'Brien
Cub
Read House Gift Room Returns With Seasonal Picks
Read House announces a permanent Gift Room on the second floor offering articles suited for gifts. The room, revived after wartime closure, aims to help shoppers year round with selections for weddings anniversaries birthdays and other occasions. Tomorrow a full list of articles will be released.
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Frederick Wardwell
Tditian Nebenzahl
Joseph Nebenzal
State Street
Fort Loundown Seminary
Winter. Va
Mise Nevenzurl
Cesa
Hallowee
Seaside Institute
Ot Yodailty
Enesed
Heart of
Birminst Grotesiite Costum
A. Sullivan
Jane Day
Mary Halpin
Barnum Avenue
Rome
A. P. Feng ci
Eadies Aid Society of the
German Reformed Church
Charles Roller
Mary Dnesing
John Sciwire
T. Both
Mary Kimbel
Young People’s Guild
Edith Wilson
E. P. Keefe
Anna Brady
Harold Pitt
Huntington’s Road
Womnen
Onyx
Emery
Ber Bro Snowy
Emery & Beers Company, Inc
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
U.S. A
Girls’ Student League
Kathleen Eyes
B. Ti. Ss
Liui
Read’s
Krad
Bolivia
Hinior Shop
Horlick
S. Yar
The
Harvey & Lewis
Main Street
App
Ein Street
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