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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1927

Page

13

Bride-to-be Hubbard Lynch selects attendants for Sept. 19

Yeomans of New York to wed Dr Hubbard Lynch on September 19. Attendants include maid of honor Miss Georgette Yeo and matron of honor Mrs Deore Brett Jr. A long list of bridesmaids and ushers from New York and Bridgeport accompany the couple. Yeomans is from the Yeomans family of New York, educated in city and Farmington, and active in several social clubs.

May Baldwin Stoddard Yeomans Cherry HI Plymouth Hubbard Lynch Georgette S. Yeomens Deore P Brett Jr Timothy Alelun Misiagrace Ingersoll James Wuiarison John Gilbert

Mayflower Passenger Bridegroom to Wed at Plymouth

Dr. Lynch son of Dr. and Mrs John C. Lynch of Myrtle avenue New York plans marriage to a Bradford Mayflower descendant at the bride’s parents summer home Cherry Hill Plymouth Mass on September 10 at four o’clock. He is Yale 1920 graduate in philosophy, served in the U S Navy Reserve in World War I, and studied at New York University and Bellevue Medical College. He is a member of the Yale club.

Bradford John Howland Cherry Hill Plymouth Mass

Hairdressers Split Over Barbers Rights In Cleveland

In Cleveland on September 1, the National Hairdressers association re elected Charles W. Godefroy of Stope mes to a fourth term as president after factions clashed over barbers gaining exclusive hair cutting rights. Ohio delegates faced a condemned resignation resolution, and Boston was tapped for next year along with a full slate of officers.

Cleveland Associated Press National Hairdressers’ Association Olive Branch Charles W. Godefroy Stopemes Oho National Association Ohio Association Boston

Births Register Two Daughters And A Son Are Born

Vital statistics report lists births including a son to Thomas and Ada Smith of 341 Park Street on August 21 a daughter to David and Mae Krentaman of 1207 North Avenue on August 27 a daughter to Peter and Mary Filesko of 492 Putnam Street on August 28 and a daughter to Lester and Vivian Ramsay of 283 Atlantic Road on August 29.

Thomas and Ada Smith Park Street David and Mae Krentaman North Avenue Peter and Mary Filesko Putnam Street Lester and Vivian Ramsay Atlantic Road

Prom Trotting and a Fairfield Country Club Invite

Writes of Mrs Thomas C Desmond of New York daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis B Curtis Waldemere avenue discusses prom trotting a serious business aimed at selecting an eligible husband Her piece analyzes the practice notes on invitations the line to use and do nots She notes six frat pins and eleven years in the business and says a successful prom trotter must not pet or neck to maintain bids The article lists social events at Fairfield including Claire May hosting guests and a carnival dance with prizes and a proposed perfect man description

Thomas C. Desmond New York Lewis B. Curtis Waldemere Avenue Claire May George O. May Southport Fairfield Virginia Armitage Ann Crawford Rumson N. J Eleanor DeLtagie Lucie Bedford Helen Bedford Marjorie van Schaick Lucy Farmer Sally Jackson Maertha Sturges Barbara Child Elizabeth Wells Elizabeth Dockrill Louise Curtis Barbara Black Elizabeth Ferris Esther Schictt Thomas Armitage John Ballentine John Ellsworth New Canaan Homer Cochran Gerrit van Schaick William Jackson Burton Taylor Herman Ruhm Gardner Child Stanton Brown Wesley Carter Eaton Davis Lawrence Rand Malcolm Goodhidge Arthur Knapp Bugeys Cunningham Morgan Barber Mrs. Desmond

Social round of residents and visitors from Bridgeport area

A list of locals and guests spending time in Jewett City and nearby areas. Names include Edna Mason, Anna Hart, Nan Howden, Anne Finn, Molly Tornillo, Jean Warner, Marion Roberts, Helen Silmen, Margaret Cubelli, Ernest Taylor, Nicholas Tornillo, Arthur Gillespie, Robert McGregor, James Clerk, James Cummings, Kay Asted, Markc Tornilo, Pred Holmes, Harold Lund, Julia Devsky, Elaine Doyle, Mr and Mrs J Doyle, Miss May Collins of Southport, Miss Ella Collins of Howard Avenue, Miss Margaret McGinnness of Dover Street, and others. Also mentions Captain Alonzo Hawes Beardsley of Wolfeboro visiting aunt Mrs Cora Hawes Hewitt, and Mrs Josephine Black traveling to Norfolk, and Arthur S Bonschine spending furlough at Stratford Avenue.

Edna Mason Anna Hart Nan Howden Anne Finn Molly Tornillo Jean Warner Marion Edna Roberts Helen ‘Silmen Margaret Cubelli Ernest Taylor Nicholas Tornillo Arthur Gillespie Robert McGregor James Clerk James Cummings Kay Asted Markc Tornilo Pred Holmes Harold Lund Julia Devsky Elaine Doyle Mrs. J. Doyle

Alumni to Honor Wilson R Burns at Funeral

Warren Harding High School Alumni association and students attend the funeral of Wilson R Burns, late association president, who died from injuries after falling from a tree in Washington Park. Resolutions of regret were adopted, urging all members to join the 9 a.m. service at Blessed Sacrament church.

Warren Harding High School Alumni Association Wilson R. Burns Washington Park Alumnu Association Burns Blessed Sacrament Church Young Burns Robert M. Burns Fourth Street Burias

Telegram Daily Pattern Service fashion note

Telegram Daily Pattern Service describes Pattern No. 876 Parisian in satin crepe georgette and silk crepe fabrics. It features a molded bodice hipband and two fabric sleeves with circular flare for a snug hipline available in sizes 16 to 42 inches bust measure.

Kirkwood Buried in Nelson Plot at Kansas City

Irwin Kirkwood, late editor of the Kansas City Star and last Nelson family member to control the paper, was buried beside his wife and Mrs Nelson after a solemn service. The Star remains under the control of its employees who had purchased the paper after Mrs Kirkwood’s death and Kirkwood’s stock was absorbed by remaining stockholders per by-laws.

Kansas City Ausomulated Press Irwin Kirkwood Kansas City Star William Rockhill Nelson Star Kirkad Rand Nelson Kirkwood The

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