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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1923

Page

11

Sisterhood Will Hold First Meeting Tomorrow Night

The Sisterhood of the Park Avenue Temple announces its opening meeting tomorrow evening. Husbands of members are invited to attend the business and social program. New officers elected last season will assume duties, including Mrs. Herman Walder as president and Richard Oppel as first vice president.

Fark Avenue Herman Walder Richard Oppel A. H. Abrams Aiys Maximillian Stein Myre Edward Goldendares J. B. Wiesen M. Mantler J. B. Klein

Federation to Meet Tonight in B and P Club

The Federation of Parent Teacher associations meets this evening at the Business and Professional Women's club. Speakers include Mrs H Wooster Webber, president of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher associations, and John A Young Bridgeport assistant superintendent. A musical program by Reg Judith L Flather and Miss Belle Blackstone precedes a social hour organized by Mrs T M Shaw with help from Mrs Frank Crane and Mrs Fred Chase.

Federation of Parent Teacher Associations H. Wooster Webber Connecticut Congre Connecticut Congress of Mothers and John A. Young Superin~ Lengent Bridgeport Webber Judith L. Flather Belle Blackstone

Universalist Club Musicale Planned at First Church

The Universalist Woman's club of First Universalist church Faire field avenue will hold a musicale tomorrow afternoon at 9 o clock Mrs. Frederick Fish directs the program Invitations extend to friends. Soloists include Mrs S Taylor contralto Mrs G Lake contralto and Mr G Sherwood soprano with Miss Louise Emmeneger and Mrs Sara Sherman Pryor storytellers.

Universalist Woman's Club Na First Universalist Church Fairefield Avenue Frederick Fish S. Taylor G. Lake G. Sherwood Louise Emmeneger Mirs Sara Sherman Pryor

East Side Bible Class Rally Day Draws 65 Plus

More than 65 men joined Rally Day exercises by the East Side Bible Class of the Washington Fark M. E. church yesterday afternoon. The class formed a few months ago with about 20 members and has since grown rapidly. Rev. William R. Mc Dermott leads the Bible study. Officers include President Charles Tl. Dennis, Vice-President H. Almon Chaffee, Secretary Arthur E. Pitt, and Treasurer William R. Clinton.

East Side Bible Class Washington Fark M. E. Church

Sistine Choir Arrives in New York for U S Tour

The Vatican chorus of 54 singers arrived in New York aboard the Conte Verde to begin a ten week United States tour. They depart tonight for Boston for the first concert, then perform in Bridgeport High School auditorium Wednesday night under Monsignor Antonio Relis.

Sistine Choir Vatican Rome New York United States Boston Bridgenort High School Antonio Relis

Mill River Club To Be Entirely Member Owned

The Mill River Country Club, purchasing assets from Stratford’s former Weatogue club, will be fully member owned with transferable certificates. Each member holds a promissory interest, while plans include adding nine holes, improving tennis facilities and the clubhouse, and expanding membership to sustain a steady roster for a waiting list. Ralph E. McEldowney stresses conservative development to enhance land value and member ownership.

Mill River Country Club Weatogue Club Stratford Stratford Club Wetosuy Club New Mill River Ralph E. McEldowney

Local engagements and club notices in Bridgeport

Personal announcements share Aletha Marie itenworth engagement to Eric Begg and a Salamagundi party at Indus tela Service center. Various meetings include Visiting Nurse association address for Bridgeport Mothers club and Bridgeport section hostesses for a Jewish women’s bridge party.

Bridgeport Council of Jewish Women Business and Professional Womans Club Wtll Schine

Hearts Afire in April Morning Awakening

Prudence in an apple orchard dreams of romance as a handsome rider wanders down the hedged road seeking Winglon Towers. Janet Mercer counsels her on love and ambition while Prudence contemplates whether a clever woman can find happiness. The scene sets a gentle, yearning tone for a developing romance.

Prudence Brather Mother Mar Nage Janet Mercer Janet Awell Will Ogilvie Winglon Towers

Marguerite Mannix to Wed Fred W. Douglas

Marguerite Mannix daughter of Mr and Mrs Patrick J Mannix of Anson street will wed Fred W Douglas of Long Beach son of Willem H Douging of Lenox avenue this evening at 5 o clock. Bride to wear brown charmeuse gown with fawn velvet trim and brown panne velvet hat and carry a shower bouquet of bride roses. Bridesmaid Miss Molle Sheridan to wear dark brown velvet and pink rose bouquet. Michael J Mannix brother of the bride to be best man. After wedding breakfast the couple will take a trip and will reside at 50 Magnolia Boulevard Long Beach after December 1.

Migs Marguerite G. Mannix Patrick J. Mannix Anson Street Fred W. Douglas Long Beach Willem H. Douging Lenox Avenue Sher Molle Sheridan Michael J. Mannix Douglas Magnolia Boulevard City Normal School Franklin School Long Beuch

Helen Hard Weds Elbert P. Nichols in Grave Episcopal Church

Miss Helen Northrop Hard daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilson Hard of Long Hill and Elbert Perkins Nichols son of Charles F Nichols of Stepney were married Saturday afternoon at 3 oclock beneath autumn leaves and flowers in Grave Episcopal church with Rev L R Sheffield officiating assisted by Rev Thomas Mer present pastor. The bride wore a white gown with a crowe head veil and carried blue roses Myosotis and valley. Attendants were Dorothy Beach Laura Beach and Irma Nichols. Harold G Eastman best man. Ushers Elliot G Northrop and Harold French. Reception at the bride s home followed by a motor trip and plans to reside on Stratfield road.

Helen Northrop Hard Valley Dorothy Beach Long Hill Laura Beach Norwick Irma Nichols Harold G. Eastman Providence Elliot G. Northrop Harold French

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