Couple Weds in City Before Motor Trip to Canada
Miss Frances Virginia Sieber and Francis Joseph Judge wed Wednesday morning with Rev. Peter H McClean officiating at St. Augustine's church. A special musical program was by Prof Fritz Welder. After a reception for immediate families the couple left for a motor trip to Canada and will reside at 115 Poplar Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter H McClean
St. Augustine’s Church
Frances Virgina Sieber
George Schmidhauser
Roxbury
Francis Joseph Judge
Olive Street
Fritz Welder
Mary J Carroll
Miss Carroll
Georgette
Bast
Ernest Roth
Jonn Kenhart
Judge
Canada
Poplar Atreet
Republican Women to Meet Saturday in Danbury Hotel
Fairfield County Republican Women's Association holds its annual meeting in Danbury at Hotel Green on Saturday October 25. Sessions begin at 10 and lunch is served at 12. Reservations through Mrs Gilbert Hornow or Mrs Greee Richardson, Danbury, Noble 3627. Commander Mrs Downs leads arrangements. Governor Brewster was to speak but canceled. Margaret Crumcker of the National Committee will also speak. Many Bridgeport women plan to attend. carpools encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield County Republican Women's Association
Danbury
Hotel Green
Slock
Lancheon
Gilbert Hornow
Frankin Street
Greee Richardson
Laurel Avenue
Noble
Downs
Ralph P Brewster
Mains
Nasmuch
Brewster
Margaret Crumcker
Bridgeport
Bose
Surprise Party Given for Henry Matthews Birthday
Henry Matthews of 212 Lindley street was guest of honor at a surprise party recently for his fifteenth birthday. Hosts and guests included Joseph Matthews, John Matthews and their spouses, Henry Matthews and others, with friends from New York and Virginia among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Matthews
Lindley Street
Joseph Matthews
John Matthews
G Klemborn
Romaik
3. Kochiss
I. Young
New York
John Dick
Richmond, Va
Mary
Anna Matthews
Misa Helen
Leona Dick
St. Misa
Virginia LaCroix
Andrew Matthews
Ernest Hutchinson
Earl Dicker
Charles Vierman
New Londo
Guy Waldon
Milford
Personal notices and society events listings
Social items from Stratford Avenue and surrounding towns include visits by Mrs Dora Lincoln and Charles from Bethlehem Pa, engagements for Marion Merr to Joseph Donnelly, a birth at Greenwich Hospital, and several club and church events. Lectures, art shows, and a masquerade plan fill the week along with a mortgage fundraiser luncheon and community meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Jatchfield
Charles Ekramer
Universalist Church
Mortgage Fund Co
Former resident praised for compositions by Brooklyn recital
Bridgeport readers learn Elizabeth Griesinger Black of Bridgeport, now Mia Black of Brooklyn, has become a successful composer. Her ten simple melodic vocal pieces were highlighted at a Music Students League Composer Recital in Brooklyn, where Schumann-Heink and Helena Marsh performed. The Brooklyn Daily Times notes her quiet rise from self taught hobbyist to professional musician, with several songs gaining sales through minor publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Wil- Ham
Black
Brooklyn
Elizabeth Griesinger
Schumann-Heink
Helena Marsh
Music Students League of Brooklyn
Mia Black
Jead Stockwell
This City
Brooklyn Daily Times
Mrs Black
League
Elizabeth Black
Autumn wedding solemnized at bride's Norwalk home
Miss Ddna May Bradbury, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Bradbury, wed George Gorham Rowan, son of Mr and Mrs Frederick I. Rowan, at 4 pm Saturday at 40 Bayview Avenue Norwalk. Rev Frederick H Jacobs officiated. Bride wore white crepe satin and lace from her great great grandmother. Attendants included three flower girls Ethel Virginia Smith Neante Sylvia DeCourtelle May Juouise Ferris. Best man was Robert T. Rowan. Mrs Norton R MacCausland played. They will reside at 190 South Main Street after a trip. bride and groom are graduates of Norwalk High School and Nass Fannie Smith Kinder garten School, and NHOB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Bayview Avenue
Ddna May Bradbury
Frank
Bradbury
George Gorham Rowan
Trederick I. Rowan
Clowood Avenue
Frederick H Jacobs
South Norwalk Congregational Church
Ethel Virginia Smith
Neante Sylvia DeCourtelle
May Juouise Ferris
Rowan
Robert TI Rowan
Norton R MacCausland
Shelton Girl Is Bride At Wedding In Church
Miss Sarah V. Gresset of Perry Hall read became the bride of George Thompson of Derby at the Church of the Good Shepherd. The ceremony featured bridal party including sister Miss Hosea Gresset, best man John Revae, and ushers Serpaine and Louis Devaux. After a reception, the couple will reside at 123 Hawthorne Avenue, Derby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Serpaine Devaux
Louis Devaux
Do Ase
Tishoneerin
Mendelssohn
Misa Phyllis Hollingeworth
R. J. Bayley
Bfidea
Edith Hall
Arthur Bennett
Thompson
Hawthorne Avenue
Derby
Driscoll Wire Company
Etta Pastore to Wed New York Man Soon
Miss Emily Noce hosted a miscellaneous shower at 298 Catherine Street for Etta Pastore, soon to wed Henry Ruggario of New York Fencing. Guests included Jean Young Peggy Perkins Anna Toth Elizabeth Bosses Margaret Crowley Rose Noce and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Noce
Catherine Street
Etta Pastore
Henry Ruggario
New York
Mise Jean Young
Peggy Perkins
Misa
Anna Toth
Elizabeth
Margaret Crowley
Muss
Tane Noce
My Rose Woce
Ruggers
Bernard Fitzsimmons
Jon Buckley
Lawrence O'Connell
Joseph
Harry Hewich
Arthur
Antony Esposit
Entertaining Hal loween Party Hosts and Performers
Miss Cecelica Kurlansky of Kos suth street hosted a Hallowe en party Saturday in honor of Miss Rose Wiener formerly of Paterson N J Meyer Wener and Norman Kelly attended with humorous dialogues Frances Llebach and Joseph Martin sang several selections and Miss Rose Wiener performed Oriental dancing A buff et luncheon was served among those present were Miss
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelica Kurlansky
Kossuth Street
Hower
Rose Wiener
Paterson, N. J
Meyer Wener
Norman Kelly
Frances Llebach
Joseph Martin
Notable New York and Philadelphia Names Mentioned in List
A long roster of individuals from New York City and Philadelphia appears in the document. Names include Jara Bosby Miss Rose Rieback Dvelyn Kurlansky Miss Blaive Kurland Mrs Pauline Nelman Crances Rieback Rose Wie 261 Harvey Lefcovitz Meyer Wiener Norman Kelly Joseph Martin Bornard Lefcovitz Robert H Berkman Ben Kurland and Dr H Nieman and Reuben Kuriansky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jara Bosby
Rose Rieback
Dvelyn Kurlansky
Blaive Kurland
Pauline Nelman
Crances Rieback
Rose Wie 261
Harvey Lefcovitz
Meyer Wiener
Norman Kelly
Joseph Martin
Bornard Lefcovitz
Robert H Berkman
New York City
Ben Kurland
Dr H Nieman
Philadelphia
Reuben Kuriansky
Wife's Attitude On Husband's Independence
A Cincinnati Enquirer column notes a wife's stance that a husband should always heed her advice. If the advice fails, she believes he deserves a roasting for lacking decisiveness and self reliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Enquirer
October bride Anna Vanelli honored at miscellaneous shower
Miss Anna Vanelli, to wed Harry Somma on October 27, was guest of honor at a Highland avenue shower hosted by Mrs Mary Muccio. Yellow and white decor featured a miniature bride and groom center piece, with roses, umbrellas, and many gifts. Attendees included Irene Alistrand, Rose Farto, Loraine Sullivan, and others from Marlboro and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Vanelli
Harry Somma
Mary Muccio
Highland Avenue
Vanelli
Irene Alistrand
Rose Farto
Loraine Sullivan
Josephine Vanelli
Marjorie Roonay
M Norton
Mildred Jackson
A Allstrand
Rose Walsh
Kate Crofut
Rose Roberta
A Fish
Metcalf
Marlboro
T Renna
M Renna
A Grassi
C Yanelli
Dr Sheedy Honored for Medical Career in New York
Dr Bryan D Sheedy formerly of Bridgeport was honored at a birthday dinner in New York last Thursday evening. The noted physician once practiced in Bridgeport and became a leading specialist in the city. Attending were prominent figures in medicine and local leaders from Bridgeport including Dr William J McLaughlin and Dr HW Pleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan D Sheedy
Bridgeport
Ambassador
New York
Sheedy
Nw York
William J. McLaughlin
HW Pleck
New Step-In Style Undergarment in French Diane Cut
A new step-in garment uses heavy glove silk for comfort and long wear. The lower part is made in the French diane style with reinforcement and slight fullness, split into three, with wide hemstitched bodice band, picot edge, and straps. Available in flesh and white sizes 36 to 19 priced at $6.50. Also listed are Wai floor kolinsky fur in dark brown with mink shading and a full length Jap Weazel coat for durable service.
Monday Specials on Wool and Silk Fabrics and Dresses
Formerly high priced striped plain and checked effects initted with bead yarns offered on second floor. Wool plaid sergen crepes and velvets included, many hand embroidered, sizes 7 to 11. Third floor Japanese silks and lamp shade fabrics in rose gold tan green and pink, restrained by price. Children dresses in solid and checked materials with hand work trimming in multiple colors.
All Wool Blankets Sale One Day Only
A new shipment of wool blankets marked down to eight ninety five each for one day only. Colors Tin tan rose blue and grey black appeal to thrifty homes. Sizes 70 by 80 inches, third floor 59 cents suggested gift. Also garters and lawn waists on main floor with varied styles and higher prior prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cts
Flore
Prince of Wales
Jacquard
Popular Books and Union Suits at Sale Prices
Advertises Women’s Union Suits at 39 cents and other items reduced for Monday. Medium weight cotton union suits in sizes 36 to 44, low neck sleeveless knee length. Also mentions draperies, linen scarfs, fancy towels, and kitchenware like steel scissors with japanned or nickel handles at reduced prices. Third floor listings.
Velvet gowns charm New York nights in velvet fashion
The New Evening Velvets ripple through Latin and New York evenings as theatres and supper clubs showcase velvet gowns. An Italian Princess dances at Sherry's wearing black velvet with a red rose. Peggy Joyce arrives at the Lido Club with Count Morner in ivory white velvet. The season favors mature velvet and slim debutantes with short skirts and short hair, offering pure silk velvets in many evening shades at 8.50 dollars per yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sherry's
Peggy Joyce
Count Morner
Also Mentioned on This Page
City
SRA Right Empire
H. G. Wilde
Stratford Avenue
Dora Lincoln
Charles
Bethlehem Pa
Dorothy Keep
William Street
First Methodist Church
Phi Gamma Lambda Presbyterian Girls’ League
First Presbyterian Hall
Elizabeth Wright
China
G. EB. Somers
Pawtucket
R I
James Munson
Wood Avenue
Lewis Merr
East Main Street
Marion
Joseph FP Donnelly
Aina Donnelly
Blessed Sacrament
Wiliam Lawson
Golden Hill Street
Hilda Lawson
Trey
Joseph BH. Worden
Shubert Lane
Cas Cob
Greenwich Hospital
Greenwich
Clifford B. Gall
Parrott Avenue
Great Council
Woolwalk
Hall
Kyoto Council
Kinga Daughters
Emma Liddle
Garden Street
Stratford
Young Women's Guild of the United Church
William Nothnagle
Park Place
Odgar White Burrill
Murrill
Wells
Bridgeport Art League
Clinton Avenue
Cisek
Antoinette Holuster
Edgewood Scteo
Karl Young
Mingliah
Fale University
The
United Church
Young
Mary Seardley Society of Olivet Church
M YO. Crowell
H G Knox
H M
Kansas
Missouri
Ilinois
Calfornia
Holland
Argentine
Russia
Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
Ageoo
Hallowe'en
DR. Sheedy
Madelon
Altho
Champ Elysees
Nutria
Kolinsky Weazel
Weazel
Eaids
Panty
Monaday
Aatmat
Warner
Aya Kmas
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