Westport Women Plan Lawn Fete at Compo Beach
Westport Aug 11 lawn fete at Seaside estate of Arnold Schlach Compo Beach hosted by Miss Helen F M Smith with 50 assistants. Event under Women's Town Improvement association featuring Kulu manu Hawaiian dancer and a leading American tenor. Gerald Chatfeld orchestra to play. additional acts to be announced.
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Westport
Arnold Schlach
Compo Beach
Helen F. M. Smith
Women's Town Improvement Association
Kulumanu
Miss Smith
America
Gerald Chatfeld
Gavage
Woman's Ills Make an Un Happy Home
A column notes wives suffer headaches and nerves affecting marriage while urging use of Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after doctors failed. Women are advised to seek the experience of others and consider the product as a remedy and advertisement.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Tellers Amuse Tots At Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Story tellers entertain the children at the Hebrew Orphan Asylum each afternoon and evening. Workers visit many city spots to tell stories and attract youngsters. Miss Henrietta Perlman guides the children safely to Seaside Park for evening activities after their stories.
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Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Coxpe
Streat
Grouns
Seaside Park
Henrietta Perlman
Anna Brantmeyer
Dorothy Nelson
M. O’desser
Personal notices from a small town paper
Local items list engagements marriages relocations and births. Helen Grozan and Dorothy Baron are mentioned along with vacation trips by several residents including Miss May Carlson and Gus Herthal. A dance programme by William H. Selissam is noted and a wedding trip to Florida for Claire Rosenblatt and Monte Soutrin is reported. A newborn daughter is announced for Mr and Mrs Earl Narramova.
Dutch Doll Favors At Bridge Party
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Diluted entertained at a bridge party on Ashley street. After card playing, dancing followed. Luncheon featured a blue color scheme with favor dolls dressed in native Dutch costume. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Burl Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mallette, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kebling, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore LaPalma, and Mrs. Alfred Morris.
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A. J
Ashley Street
Burl Stone
Frederick Fiunt
Albert Mallette
Frank Kebling
Theodore LaPalma
Alfred Morris
Pupils Present Splendid Studio Recital Under Charles and Ferrett
Pupils of Charles and Ferrett plan a studio recital in the Taylor Building at 28 studio in Taylor Dulldin 40 Tanney street at :18 o clock. The program lists violin solos, piano pieces, duets, and concertos with students including Morris violinist, Tucker, Martin, O Brien, Waldman, Behrm, and others.
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Charles & Ferrett
Planst
Harold B. Morris
Taylor
Taylor Dulldin
Tanney Street
Valse
Bivett
Drigas
Manning
Dominic Rogonese
Bizet
Stephen Tucker
Martin
Catherine Tickey
Beethoven
Stam Waldman
Tang
Alice Whiting
Gurrison
Acay
Joseph O Brien
la Madhiena
Wachs
Anna Clark
Charal
Waldman
S. Tucker
Farewell Party for Charles Tippett Held by Local Club
A farewell party honored Charles Tippett at the Woman's Club House with dancing and music by Katherine Finn. Guests included Anna Smith Veronics Marion Rosanne Labrequad Haveline Boland Mildred Goltson Helen Swift Lilian Leggett Margaret O'Brien and many others as Tippett prepares to move to New York City.
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Charles Tippety
Atven Jase Mgt
Aomis
Libe
Mies Helen Saunders
Migs Matherine Boland
Tippete
Katherine Finn
Anna Smith
Veronics Marion Misa Rosana la Bredue
Haveline Boland
Millnig
Sis Helen Saunders
Anna Feyrer
Mize Rosanne Labrequad
Bilisg Hare Rier Monahan
Jerelyn Connor
Hazel Smith
Children entertained at Catholic Cottage in Wildemore Genuth
About 50 children from the Ave district were entertained by Charitabiy Kurewa women at the Catholic cottage in Wildemore Genuth. A bus carried the youngsters to the site where they enjoyed swimming and various indoor sports. Hostesses for the afternoon included Iisur Lyons Miss Mary Brown Mrs Simon Crehan and Mrs F J Planagan cottage chairman. The piece notes a historical reference to the Duke of Cumberland and a decorative phrase about no quarter at Culloden.
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Shyviyw Avenue
Charitabiy Kurewa
Wildemore Genuth
Iisur Lyons
Mary Brown
Simon Crehan
F. J Planagan
Exclusive Millinery Styles Shown At Read's Store
Exclusive styles shown at Read's in full millinery detail the autumn importation of hats. Designers describe crowns, brims, and beaded headpieces from Madame and Germaine, with silks, ostrich plumes, turquoise felt, and metallic embroidery. Diverse shapes suit tea and dinner dances, reflecting New England landscapes in colorways.
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Read's
Wong Wy
Louise Marey
Getus
Mary
Annie
Germaine
Elim
Uncle Boland to Officiate Spaine Boland Wedding
Rev. Ner Bera Boland of Henderson Kentucky will officiate at the wedding of Miss Mary L Boland daughter of Patrolman and Mrs Patrick Boland on 34 Gulffield Avenue and Edward Spaine of 1428 North Avenue. The ceremony is Monday September 4 at 9 o clock at St Patrick Church. The uncle will travel from Kentucky for the event. Miss Boland will wear a white georgette gown with veil and carry a shower bouquet of nude roses. Her sister Miss Katharine Boland will be maid of honor in an orchid georgette frock with matching hat and carry a bouquet of asters. Edward Spaine will be best man. A reception for the immediate family will follow at the bride’s parents home with a wedding breakfast. The couple will leave on an auto trip and plan to live on Worth street. Both are well known locally. Miss Boland is a stenographer at D M Read company and Mr Spaine is with Silver Manufacturing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ner Bera Boland
Henderson
Kentucky
Mise
Mary L. Boaird
Patrolman
Patrick Boland
Gupfield Avenue
Edward Spaine
North Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Boland
Miss Boland
Katherine Boland
Worth Arent
Quasity
D. Ms. Read Company
Spainer
Silger
Fashion's Forecast Jumper Dress Pattern Pattern No. 1483
An advertisement notes a jumper dress pattern No 1483 in sizes 8 10 12 and 14 with 37 8 inch material guidance and yardage. It offers Swiss or organdie fabrics at 60 per yard and prints complete wardrobe ideas for a garden party and church Sundays. Patterns mailed for si in stamps or coin. If not received in five days, call Barnum 6100.
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Gstmipe Ik
Wbie
Gaia
Pattern Department
Bridgeport Telegram
Barnum
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Natmey Delexaris
Donald Crawford
John Gilbertie
American Legion
Waterbury
Roy Crowns
Edward’ Venaccio, i
Frank Venaccio
East 123Rd Street
New York
David W. MacFarlans
Greens Farms
Calvary Cemetery
Brooklyn
Frazier Peters
Fopia
Piaing
Leroy E. Jones
State Extension
Mr. Jongs
Jones
Wilton
H. S. van Haelewyn
Wileron
Hidgefield
Tow Witten Farm
Westport Country Club
J. 2
Strate Street
Robert Baker
Lawrence Mazzanovich
Wright Street
Judson Watts
Evergreen Avenue
Piseco
N.Y
Country Club
Norfield Street
Norfield Aid Society
Charles Broch
Compo Paging Company
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
Dunn Brothers O4
Bridgeport
Norwalk
Hola Marr
Helen Grozan
X Street
Migaret
Dorothy Baron
Bo Pag
Déenbury
Mi@a
Ale Place
Smith-Murray Company
Pittsfield
Mass
Birmingham
Saratoga Springs
Thomaston
Trumbull
G. Hawley
W. FF. Whore
Saybrad
William H. Selssam
Kenbell Studio
Misa Sailie Hines
Misa G. Keller
Mr. Selssam
Howard
Gregory
Bradg Avenue
May J. £. Carlson
Gus Herthal
Bunnell Street
A. Wells
School Street
Fracey
James
Thomas
Frankfort
Mrs. Earl, Narramova
Gi? Wood Avenue
M. B. Bellew
Olientele
Nessle
Keone Thomas
Tomaent
Marcel
Nestle Lanois
Jet
Mme
Vera
Main St. Tel
Noble
Charles Tippett
Duke of Cumberland
Culloden
Che Muarroy
Megporta
Andy
New England
Annabel, Worthington
Jack Frost
Eversharp
Junior Depar
Che
Stratfield
Mila
la Best
Stratfield Hotel
Hanker— Knitting Mills
BEY Direct
E. Main St
Ater
Canton
National Bank Utes
Lowes Privea
Joseph Nemeth
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