Brady Gray Nuptials at Trinity M E Church
Miss Lillian Gray daughter of Mrs William Archer of 489 Lincoln avenue wed Harry R Brady at Trinity M E church on North avenue Rev Wendell Clark officiated. The bride wore a white flat crepe dress with lace veil and bouquet of roses and orange blossoms. Maid of honor Miss Mary Gilson wore pink georgette with a matching hat and carried pink roses. Flower girl Miss Lillian Alison cousin of the bride, Best man Leon Gray brother of the groom. A reception followed at the bride's mother's home. The couple left for a wedding trip to Buffalo, N Y and will reside on Lincoln avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Gray
William Archer
Lincoln Avenue
Harry R. Brady
Trinity ME Church
North Avenue
Wendell Clark
Mary Gilson
Lillian Alison
Shelton
Leon Gray
Wea
Say
Buffalo
N. Y
Lanceln Avenue
Births and a Cosmetic Tip From a Local Notice
Birth announcements list Jovanne and Mecheling Debeno a daughter Sept 14 at 335 Grand Street. Joseph and Marlon Smith a daughter Sept 21 at 649 Car Roll Avenue. Andrew and Agnes Zelinsky a daughter Sept at 96 Birdsey Avenue. Also a stray ad promotes Valerite powder for blackheads with simple application steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annello
Giosippana Snastazio
Parallel Street
Jovanne and
Mecheling Debeno
Grand Street
Joseph and
Marlon Smith
Carroll Avenue
Andrew and
Agnes Zelinsky
Birdsey Avenue
Sunshine Society elects officers at New London convention
The Connecticut division of the International Sunshine Society held its 7th annual convention at the Mohican hotel. Officers named for the year include President Myrn B Davis Niantic. first vice-president Edger G. Daniels Bethlehem. second vice-president Manle E. Miller East River. third vice-president Louise Stevens Niantic. recording secretary Elizabeth Proctor Niantic. corresponding secretary HM Pinches New Britain. treasurer Fred F. Pott Hartford. state organizer Wallace E B Scofield Waterbury. state representative Mrs Henry Zoin New Haven. chairman of executive committee Elizabeth Hengeveld Waterbury. past state president George W Corbin New Britain. honorary vice-presidents Mary Parrish Waterbury and Mary Barker Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Associated Press
Connecticut
International Sunshine Society
Mohican Hotel
Myrn B Davis
Niantic
Edger G. Daniels
Bethlehem
Manle E. Miller
East River
Louise Stevens
Elizabeth Proctor
HM. Pinches
New Britain
Fred FP
Hott
Hartford
Wallace EB. Scofield
Waterbury
Henry Zoin New Haven Chahrmnan
Elizabeth Hengeveld
George W Corbin
Mary Parrish
Mary Barker
Deniels
Holt
Gorn
Hengeveld
Hairdressers Board Named Hartford Sept 27 1937
The Hartford governor announced the new board of commissioners of hairdressers and cosmeticians. Lilian A Landry of Hartford, Mary B Holmes of New Haven, and Sarah Raycroft of Bridgeport were named. They will elect their own chairman for a two year term from July 1, 1937, succeeding the 1927 abolished board. Miss Holmes was previously on the old board. Agnes Donovan of Hartford and Katherine C Hayts of Bridgeport were other former members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Associated Press
Board of Commissioners of Hairdressers and
Trumbull
Lilian A. Landry
Mary B Holmes
New Haven
Sarah Raycroft
Bridgeport
Board of Hair Dressers
General Assembly
Miss Holmes
Oll
Agnes Donovan
Hartfrd
Katherine C Hayts
Bild, Port
Bride 18 fights denial to stay in senior class
Bride Mrs. Carl Rabke an eighteen year old announces she will appeal a local high school decision denying her permission to continue in the senior class. A teachers committee chaired by Miss Anne Knox said a married student might not influence others. The board upheld the committee 3 to 1, with President Daniel J. Wray dissenting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
N. J
Associated Press
Carl Rabke
State Board of Education
Anne Knox
Rabke
Smith College Opens 2000 Students Enroll for New Year
Smith College in Northampton Massachusetts opened its 63rd year with President William Allan Neilson away on sabbatical in Europe. A cable greeting from Neilson was read at chapel led by Dean Frances Fenton Bernard. Freshman class about 100 and total enrollment around 2000, with students from England Scotland France Germany Russia Switzerland Brazil and Puerto Rico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northampton
Mass
Associated Press
Smith College
William Allan Neilson
Europe
German Americans Card Party Planned at Schwaben Hall
The German American Republican club holds a whist and pinochle party tonight in Schwaben hall on French street. Entertainments include singing and dancing with refreshments served. Miss Virginia Simmons will present dancing. Mrs Herman Spelser and William C. Eisenman supervise. Event begins at 8:15 PM. regular meeting follows Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Club
Schwaben Hall
French Street
Virginia Simmons
Herman Spelser
William C. Eisenman
Piccirillo girl gains Rome conservatory spot
Victoria Piccirillo, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orfeo E Piccirillo of West Morgan Avenue, has been accepted into the five year program at the St Cecilia Conservatory in Rome after passing two examinations in singing and theory. She is sixteen and debuted last October at Mrs Harvey Hubbell’s charity circle. The notice also covers charity balls, community activities, and local society events and meetings through Fairfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orfeo E. Piccirillo
West
Morgan’ Avenue
St. Cecilia Academy of Music
Rome
West Morgan Avenue
Cablegram
Victoria Piccirillo
St Cecilia Conservatory
Miss Piccirillo
Katherine Churchill
Carl Churchill
Sratfield Road
Dover Road
Fairfield
Southport
Churchill
Fairfield High School
Marriage Announcements and Club Dinners Across The Bronx and Stratford
The article notes the marriage of Miss Winifred Kelley to Fred J. Coyne in a dune ceremony and identifies Mrs. Coyne as an anesthetist in Dr. William McLaughlin’s office. It records Bridgeport club events including a dinner at Priecilia Tea room Stratford and a meeting at Mrs. Georgianna Grealey’s home, with reports of scrapbooks sent to Labrador and a toy shipment planned for October 4. It mentions Miss Winifred MacDowell's upcoming wedding to Arnold C. Borgman and her luncheon with attendants, Yale student Miss Marguerite Shannon pursuing an MA in romance languages, and the Musical Research club executive board planning winter activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liawin J. Borgman
Lamel Avenue
Milas Winifred MacDowell
Arnold c. Bogman
Black Rock
Ruth MacDowell
Winifred MacDowell
Alan Albert
William R Baptist
Albert Borgman
George Walsh
Harold B. Jennings
Eawin H Borgman
Raymond Whitnes
Arnold C Borgman
Winifred Kelley
Gem Avenue
Fred J. Coyne
Noble Avenue
Dune
Coyne
William McLaughlin
New York
Bridgeport Business and Professional Woman's Club
Priecilia
Stratford
Georgianna Grealey
Emma D. Davis
Labrador
Frances Weller
Katherine Fall
Emma Eames
Winifred Grege
Ruby Pierce
Elizabeth Fierce
Edith Boles
Bertha Fingens
Mary Rector
Irs
Jane Wright
Emma Davis
W E. Harty
Georgianna Greeley
John Swanson
Mary Lovegrove
Carl Lawson
Charles 8. MacDowell
Arnold C. Borgman
Anna Borgman
Homestead Tea Room
Elizabeth Thomas
East Orange
Mabel Heim
Elizabeth
N. J
Marion Smith
Minerva Smith
Bay Shore
S. J
Ruth MacDowell, Slater
Marguerite Shannon
Maine Avenue
Yale University
Shannon
McGul University
Montreal
Canada
Trim and slender dress designs with crushed belt detail
Wide crushed belt creates a new hip line while a front box plait and chic fabrics like featherweight tweed and red tracings offer wearable elegance. Design No 685 showcases grey schemes with collar and bone buttons. Also notes black crepe satin and velvet fabrics with sizes 36 to 48 inches bust.
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Trinity M. E
Price
Radford B. Smith Co
Sunshine Society
Niantic Women
International Organization
Bride
Duz
Lee
Bac Nie
St. Cecilia’s
Harvey Hubbell
Main Street Day Nursery
Associated Charities
Ritz
Visiting Nurse Association
Jot R. Rerburn
Fairfield Ds
Susan Gibney
Frederick R Silliman
Brooklawn Avenue
Marle Homer
Charles L. B Homer
St Mary's School
Peekskill, N
Brooklawn County Clas
Lawling
Hairy, King
Nathaniel Wheeler
Frank ©. Hunt
A H Canfield
Robert Weed
Frederick E. Bassick
Paul Blackbur
Mins
May DeForest
Dwight C Morth
Mas North
John A Rusling
D. Fairchild Wheeler
E W. Carpenter
John K Willamron
Matuiln B Waldo
Rhodit Sharps
Marion Debssist
Toa
Allan W Paie
B. D Pierce Jr
Walter Washir
Hearthstone Hall
New York City
Charles Cg, Sanford
Sayely
Country Club of Fairfield
Baturacy
Mia
T. Paimelee
Stratfield Hotel
Mrs. Paimelee
Central High School
Countess Labia
Conservatory
Mr. Pleckilio
Ola
D A. R
Henry F. Parrott
Washington Avenue
Mra MacLaren Stevenson
Dorothy Wilmot
Frank Beers
Richard G. Deanprest
Frank Gaylord
Roy E. Tuttle
Walter B. Peck
George T. Hatheway
Frederick Stevens
Charles 5. Cole
Charles Hillian
Frederick H. Strong
W. C. Bristol
RA Doolittle
The
4. J. Caldwell
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington Place
Bernice Lavin
Joy H. Webver
Toledo
Ohio
Franklin Bugber
Church of the Pedecemer
George Hartlein
Troskab Lodge
Cannon Street
Mry E Roe
Congress of Parent-Teacher Association
Public Liary
National Congress of Parent-Teacher Associations
Parent- Teacher Association
Alin Breul
Park Place
Austin
St John’s Episcopal Church
Mr Breul
Svendson
Bo P. Champion
Atlantic City
Sie
Ambuyendo Hotel
John Hamm
Lenox Avenue
August Henniger
John Lewis
Bronx
Musical Research Club
Leslie Fairehid
Beechwood Avenue
Telegram
Addiesa
Mother
Vanco
Che D.) Read Company
Read
Miller and Sons
the Grue
Gruen
Davis & Hawley Co
Jewelers
Main Street
John
Broebel
Mary C. Mills Y
Ipat
Atalidrag Atores