Club opens full season with show at Warner home
The Fairfield Garden club opens its season with a flower show at Mrs. Dever H. Warner's home. The program includes talks and reports by garden club leaders and guest speakers from November through April, covering topics from New Orleans gardens to conservation and garden pests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner Home
Fairfielt Garden Club
Dever H. Warner
Lin
Qolaher li
Robert “He
Arthur R. Womentnt
Andrew L. Riker
Jonathan Bulktey
Joseph Starrett
Jamsica Cawlons
Ibert Shaw
New Orleans Gardena
Robert Shackleton
Charles M. Taintor
Thomas Lashar
John Field
James O. Wright
E. F. Von Wett+berg
L. Louise Hetzer
Lowthorpe School
Arthur Marsh
Alfred Terry
Garden Club of America
William van Kirk
Fairfield
Mtas
Charlotte Lacey
Joseph Wickham Roe
Autéchrome
Gardens of
England
Robert N. Cram
Eoeing
June events listed for local garden club observations
The notice outlines a sequence of social and horticultural events. Invitations to guest attendance at Child Memorial parish hall, the Annual exhibition of June flowers at Mrs. DeVer Warner's home, and the Annual June meeting at Mrs. Clarence Sturges's home. A June 10 lecture on Color in the Garden by Miss Emily Exley at Mrs. Stoddard's home. An August 14 field day is planned at Yonkers Plant Research Laboratory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Child Memorial Parish
DeVer H. Warner
Clarence B. Sturges
Emily Exley
Henry B. Stoddard
Yonkers Plant Research Laboratory
Catherine Burr Becomes Bride in Fairfield Lawn Ceremony
Miss Catherine Burr daughter of Mr and Mrs William Burr of Fairfield wed Morris Lyon Burr Yale 195 son of the Burrs of Westport on a Saturday afternoon. Rev John Grant officiated on the bride’s lawn as 200 relatives attended. The bride wore cream satin with a tulle veil and carried a bouquet. attendants wore period gowns and carried floral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pairfield
Rept
Catherine Burr
William Osborne Burr
Morris ,Lyon Burr
Yale
Wiliam ‘Hanford Burr
Miss Busie Burr
John Christie
Misa Lillian H. Burr
Andrew & Huntington
Fairfield
Burr
Eben Burr
Philo
Shelton
Planning Flower Show by Bridgeport Garden Club
Miss Dorothy Wilmot leads the committee for the Bridgeport Garden Club flower show to be held tomorrow at Trinity Church Parish house. Other committee members include Mrs. William Belknap Jr as chair, Mrs. Howard L. Stone, Mrs. F B Hawley, Mrs. Leo Miller, Mrs. Edward Nothnagle, Mrs. Guy P. Miller, Mrs. Thomas Kirkham, Mrs. John A. Barri, Mrs. P A Foote, Miss Florence Bartlett, and Miss Bertha Hitchcock. Judges are Mrs. Alden Vose of Westport, Mrs. C Trowbridge of Milford, Mrs. Bernard Allen of Cheshire, and Lee Miller of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. W T Bends and two daughters depart for New York after spending summer on Pequot road. Mrs. Hugh D Auchincloss and daughter Annie Burr Auchincloss of Newport close their season and may come to Southport for autumn. Indies lunch planned at Greenfield Hill Country Club with reservations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Wilmot
Bridgeport Garden Club
Trinity Church
William Belknap Jr
Howard L. Stone
F.B. Hawley
Leo Miller
Edward Nothnagle
Guy P. Miller
Thomas Kirkham
John A. Barri
Women’s Activities in Stratford Sees Local Meetings and Outings
Local women groups plan meetings and outings across Stratford. The Orient Sewing circle meets Mrs A D Kennedy 471 Wind sor avenue tomorrow afternoon. The White Shrine auxiliary hosts a Friday covered dish luncheon at Mrs Jessie Goodsell’s home. Azalea chapter orders a 8:30 pm meeting tonight at Plumb and Bartram’s store corner. North End PTA holds 3:35 pm session tomorrow at Washington school with H Barnum speaking. Betsy Ross council hosts a cornhrosat Saturday 7:30 pm at Mrs Patsy Prindle’s home. First District Republican Women’s club card party tonight at 83 Liberty street. St Luke’s Women’s guild goes all day outing tomorrow from Stratford-Hollister corner by bus to Mrs Peter Burns’s cottage Lordship. Queen Esther temple 39 P 3 holds 8 pm meeting at 120 Main street with business to transact. Bridgeport DeMolay Mothers and Sisters circle meets Thursday 8 pm at Masoale Temple. business of importance. Cornelia Wilder Council No 12 L L of R A holds first regular meeting today at 2 pm. League of Women Voters resumes activities statewide with board meeting in Hartford Wednesday. Fairfield County chair Mrs Feckheimer named. On Sept 20, Tisbury County League meets in Norwalk to discuss fall plans. Finance Field day Sept 38 at Miss Edna Tyler’s New London home travel details noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Shrine
Jessie Goodsell
Goodsell
Women’s Guild of
St. Luke's Church
Peter Burns
Lordship
Stratford
Hollister Avenues
Queen Esther Temple
Main
Bridgeport
League of Women Voters
Connecticut League of Women Voters
Headquaters
Hartford
Albert M. Feekhelmer
Fairfield County
T'sirfield County League of Women Votes
Norwalk
Wal Street
Fechheimer
Edna Tyler
New London
Musical Research Club Plans For Coming Year
At a Monday meeting the Musical Research club outlined its year long program Epocha in Musical History will close a four year course The season covers primitive to modern music plus 300 years of American music A planned evening of American cowboy songs and old fiddlers tunes is noted The winter concerts will include free Sunday recitals at the Stratfield and a men’s chorus under Karl W Hawk Next Sunday the club performs for Kiwanis in Bridgeport featuring The Shubert Trio Lydia Meyer Heilman Ethel Fotch Ruth Benjamin Helen Pettigrew Thomas Wall Ethel Fuller Harry Hawiey and Dorothy Stevenson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Research Club
Allen Gabriel
Lewis Granniss
Eru
Stratfield
Karl W. Hawk
Kiwanis Club
Bridgeport
Shubert Trio
Lydia Meyer Heilman
Ethel Fotch
Ruth Benjamin
Helen Pettigrew
Thomas Wall
Ethel Fuller
Harry Hawiey
Dorothy Stevenson
Annual Arcade Fair Opens With Program
The second annual Arcade Fair opened yesterday with decor and cut flowers as merchants expected a record patronage. Special musical entertainment played from 2 to 6 p.m. The program runs again today and tomorrow with Rudolph Mantler and Fred Bayers coordinating arrangements and D. M. Read Co supporting. The participating firms include Mantler’s Baby Shop, Bayers’ Music Store, Plump’s Stationery, Arcade Flower Shop, Arcade Barber Shop, Southworth’s Stationery, Walk Over Bag Shop, D. A. Parker Jewelry, Benjamin Fineman Furs, Fred J. Urban Jewelry, Hotel Arcade, Arcade Beauty Shop, Madame Galvin Corsets, O’Brien Dress Shoppe, Arthur H. Linney Photographs, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Mantler
Maentler Baby Shop
Fred Bayers
Bayers
D. M. Read Co
Mantlet
Auction Bridge Bid Guidance For Today’s Twenty Hands
The article outlines bidding strategies for today’s twenty hands held by the dealer. It discusses when to bid spades with five card suits headed by king jack ten, compares hand No 6 and No 5 club strength, and notes how absence or presence of key cards affects bid decisions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Church of Christ
Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtland ST
Barnum
Mazda
W. T. Bends
Southport
New York
Sloan
Pequot Road
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Annie Burr Auchincloss
Newport
Greenfield Hill Country Club
John M. Donaldson
William A. Kinsella
Nelson Hutchinson
Co. D. Shannon
Florence Foy Scott
Charles Haskell
Charles 5. Fox
R. W. Sutton
Paul Griffith
Arthur J. Platt
Ames W. Cahill
Sponge Club
Grammercy Park
N. Y. City
Erwared J. Kelley
Moosehead Lake
Maine
John H. Trumbull
Charles H. Allen
Rockville
Mildred Abbott
Harlem Avenue
Wheaton College
Eleanor Munsen
West
John KK. Williamson
Park Place
Brooklown Comery Club
Louise Havi- Hand
Elsie Anderson
Loerveriue
Scarborough School
Theatre Guild School of
The
Orient Sewing Circle
A. D. Kennedy
Windsor Avenue
Azalea
Order of Eastern Star
Hell Over Plumb and Bartram's
North End
Parent-Teacher Association
Washington
H. Barnum
Betsy Ross Counsel, Sons ‘and Daughters of Liberty No
Patsy Prindle
Republican Women's Club
Liberty Street
Grand Canyon
Goolidge
Xikba
Milton C. Work
Salon Justine
Fairfield Avenue
Con, Tranistan Avenue
E. J. Miller
Oxyceen
Duz
M.ee
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!