Bridgeport Christian Endeavor Week Opens With Field Day
The Bridgeport Christian Endeavor Union launched a week of events at Beardsley Park with a field day and picnic attended by over 100 participants. Leaders included Leon F. Baker, Arthur Chapin, Lela Watson, and Anna Brantmeyer. William C. Jones and Herbert Hicks addressed the AM church gathering on Broad Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Christian Endeavor Union
Beardsley Park
Leon F. Baker
Stratford
Arthur Chapin
Nevan
Lela Watson
Anna Brantmeyer
Bridgeport
William C. Jones
Herbert WW. Hicks
Connecticut Union
Broad Street
Hhcks
Jones
Devon Union Church
Worden Young Wedding Held in Brooklyn Church
Misa Irma Young daughter of Mrs. Bartha Young Hackettstown NJ married Joseph H. Worden Jr son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph H Worden at St James Episcopal Church Brooklyn officiating Rev E M Thompson Attendants were Clifford Jensen and wife Following a bridal dinner in New York the couple visited the groom's parents in Bridgeport then left for a wedding trip to the White Mountains They plan to reside at 280 Lafayette Street Brooklyn after September 25 The bride is Pratt Institute School of Design alumna formerly with Franklin Simon Co The groom attended Bridgeport High School Park Avenue Institute and worked with the Metropolitan magazine before joining the editorial staff of the New York Evening Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Irma Young
Bartha Young
Hackettstown
Joseph H. Worden Jr
Joseph H. Worden
Fifth Street
St. James Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
E.M. Thompson
Clifford Jensen
New York City
New York
Bissinger Dinner Before Florida Homes Leave
Jr. and Thrs. C. F. Bissinger entertained at a large Pickwick Arms dinner for daughters Miss Hazel and Miss Elsa before departure to their water home in Miami Florida. Guests included Mildred Kamblie Marie Lloyd E M Lloyd Marie Baybridge Cynthia La Beau Dorothy Rowe Wellington Crane Jr Paul D Barnes Jr Frederick Davis Jr Walter Charles and Edward Griffith Dr E M Whittier Jr Dr W G Stewart Major E M Powell and George E Tribble many from New York Stamford Baltimore Palm Beach New Haven Greenwich and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F.bissinger
Pickwick Arms
Hazel
Elsa Bissinger
Miami
Florida
Mildred Kamblie
Marie Lloyd
E. M. Lroyd
New York
Marie Baybridge
Hartford Bride Leah Evans Wed to Edward Price
Miss Leah Estelle Evans of Hartford wed Edward Walter Price of this city in a satin gown with lace and veil. The ceremony at South Congregational Church featured Rev. James Dunloft officiating. Attendants included Miss Gertrude Kingsbury and George Stadler. reception followed at the parish house. The couple will reside in Hartford after a trip to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leah Estelle Evans
Hartford
Edward Walter Price
E. S. Evans
Carrie
Seyms Street
Vine Street
James
Stadler
Miss Marion Hall Weds Harold G Taylor in Presby terian Church
The wedding of Miss Marion Hall daughter of Mrs Rita A Hall and Harry G Taylor son of Mr and Mrs Harry G Taylor will be held at the First Presbyterian Church Saturday at two. Rev Alexander Algion will officiate with attendants Christine Galley and Viola Sutherland. Best man Stewart Weir. The couple will reside at 29 Hubbell Street after a trip to Atlantic City and Washington.
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Marion Hall
Rita A. Hall
Fairfield Avenue
Harry G. Taylor
Heiet Doerr
Stewart & Weir
Morton
Atlantic City
Washington
Hubbell Street
Wolf and Abraham Company
Merton
Harvey Hubbell Company
Emma Arendt and Elmer Morton Married in Lutheran Church
Miss Emma Arendt daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Arendt on Hubbell Street wed Elmer Morton son of Mr and Mrs Fred Morton of 976 Howard Avenues. Rev H Weimer pastor officiated at the German Lutheran church. The bride wore white orLcaded gille with silk lace tunic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Arendt
Carl Arendt
Hubbell Street
Elmer Morton
Fred Morton
Howard Avenues
H Weimer
Judge Keogh to Speak at Bankers Meeting
The American Banking Bridgeport Chapter opens its season at the Stratfield with Judge John Keogh speaking on business failures. Members and guests will enjoy dancing and refreshments after the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Banking
Bridgeport
Stratfield
John Keogh
New Canaan Opens Playhouse Run By Community
New Canaan opens a community run playhouse with a NY program. The ornate venue features lacquered seat chairs and wicker log chairs in the stalls. Officers include Irwin Wheeler president Walter Stewart vice president Emery L Katzersbach secretary George W Yuengling treasurer Cantont W Grubshanks John M Karl Arthur D Pinkham Raymond E Streit. Miss Mabel Mihlan Home Demonstration agent will plan the season at Raymond hall. The New Canaan Bird Protective association meets at Town hall September 20 to transact important business. A special New Canaan Historical Society meeting was held at the library last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Canaan
New York
Sta
Dium Bank Wicker
Community Playhouse
Irwin
Mabel Miihan
Farm Bureau
Raymond Hall
Personal notices from the Yellow Bowl Tea room guests
A crowded roll of guests and social visits spans Yellow Bowl Tea room with names like Mr. and Mrs. Gee, the Rikers, Hevnor, Lailey, Savard, McLean, Davis, Sherard, Luts, McCarthy, Mallory, and Green among others. Visitors include Valeria Elsner in New York City, Mrs. Schultz in Chicago, and several local hostesses hosting clubs, parties, and whirl of social events.
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Yellow Bowl Tea Room
C. P. Gee
H. M.knapp
A. U. Riker
William J. Riker
New York City
Dnn Tout
Los Angeles
Cal
Elizabeth Luts
Mae McCarthy
Nelle McGuinness
E. Thompson
San Diego
Chile
E. W. Shuttle
Worth
Madi
Ant Rg. H. B. Mallory
J. W. Greensae
Dancing Bazaar Planned by Stratford PTA Thursday
North Bnn Parent-Teacher association of Stratford hosts a bazaar at Mrs A J Mobr's Paradise Green home Thursday at 2 PM with a food and fancy goods sale. The event features children's dancing exhibitions, a grab bag, and various games, plus a table exhibit. Mrs H Peason is chairing the committee. If stormy, the event moves to the following day.
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North Bnn
Parent-Teacher Association of
Stratford
A. J. Mobr
Paradise Green
H. Peason
Hyman
Republican Women to Hold Pinochle Party
Eighth District Republican Women’s club plans a whist and pinochle party at the Republican club North Avenue and Main Street on September 27 to benefit boys at Amitytown hospital. Handsome prizes donated. Reservations with Mrs Walker at 394 French Street. Committee includes Mrs Walker, Mrs Macklin, Mrs Dunworth, Mrs Shalley, and Mrs Rutins Hauser.
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Pope
Republican Womens Club
Republican Club
North Avenue
Main Streets
Thur
Alingtown Hospital
Mira
Walker
French Street
SS Walker
A. Macklin
W. Dunworth
M. Shalley
Yo Rutinshauser
Marion woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Compound for recovery
Mrs Mia Eldridge of Marion Indiana says illness left her unable to work but after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and using related products she gained strength and weight, could do her work, and would recommend the remedy to other women suffering from female ailments. The testimonial notes a long record of nearly fifty years of service.
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Lydia E.pinkham
Marion
Ind
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mia
Eldridge
E. Grant Street
Indiana
Lydia B. Pinkham
Couple Married Here 10 Live In Bellville
A Sunday ceremony at the home of Andrey J. Summers in Bellville united Miss Maude Natelle Summers and Harold T. Cone. Officiating was William H. Dartlette, assistant pastor of the United Church. The bride wore pearl grey georgette with Spanish lace and carried bridal roses. bridesmaid Miss Marion Summers wore a georgette frock, bouquet of pink roses.
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Andrey
J. Summers
Tranistan
Marion
Georgette Ania
A & Miller
Rutherford
N. J
Soft as Wool Blanket By Famous Manufacturer
A high quality wool and cotton mixed blanket labeled soft as wool has reached a notable degree of perfection from a renowned blanket maker. Light plaid pattern measures 68 by 80 inches and is priced at 8 dollars and 50 cents.
Fine four post colonial bedsteads for sale
We secured four-post mahogany or walnut colonial bedsteads in Puritan and Lexington designs. Full size with head and foot boards, two patterns priced at $30 and $35. Also imported dark plaid rugs weighed and fringed, priced about $13.50, on the third floor as football season adds demand.
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Puritan
Lexington
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Mark Christian Endeavor
Worden-Young
George Stadler
Mr. Price
Floyd Ray
Brenan Goold
Joseph Wagner
Brangs
Mra Price
Astin
Canton
BE. T. Price
Gertrude Price
C. C. Donahue
Co. T. Werr
Price
Edward W. Price
Harold G. Taylor
Judge Keogh
Bankers’ Meeting
Che
Read Co
Jersey
Alexander Elsner
Valeria
Mountain Grove Street
Mrs. Elsner
John Schultz
Oak Street
Chicago
John Molden
Social Star Whist Club
the Hyacinth
Silver Beach
Frank Fetsch
Hast Avenue
Mohawk Trail
John Schmidt
Frank Dorsch
Gulf Street
Emily Nast
Plainfield, N. J
Henry Mitchell
Park Avenue
BE. J Lynch
West Avenue
Irish Women's Mission
Tielen Mulligain
Thompson Street
Agnes Wheeler
Northampton
Veronica Milduff
Les Avenue
T Reckitt
Morehouse Street
St. Joseph’s
Madigan Avenue
Tomorow
Mra
Martin Metzger
William Plasam
Clayton Booth
Trax Glancy
Inest Tinber
Alten Luddington
Theodore Greene
Edward Hall
Mary Foley
Harral Avenue
Dela Huasey
Main Street
Foresters’ Convention
The
Breakers
Milton Mackinnon
Harriett Street
Helen Cornwell
Catherine Street
Rose Ludwge
Howard Beach, LL
Lake George
Matin J. Ryan
Georgetown University
Washington D.C
Tulepo
Marta H. Riley
City Savings Bank
Helfo Noble
Bellville
Fluffy
New England
United States
Copenhagen
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