Prof Young to Talk on English Drama at United Church
Yale English department lecture series opens Monday Oct 13 with Prof Karl Young speaking on Early Religious Drama. Lectures continue through Feb with topics covering Elizabethan drama, Restoration and 18th century drama, sentimental and ballad opera, 19th and 20th century works, and English drama since World War I.
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James C. Mizer
William Tayon Phelps
United Church
Kart Young
Yale University
Phelpa
Yale
Europe
Karl Youns Elzabethan
T Brooke
Mrvione
Brooke
Shakespeare I
Shakespeare
Young
Hen Johnson
J. M. Bardan
Berdan
G H Nettleton
H Nettleton
Steele
Cumberland
T Willams
Brame
Fielding
Garrick
Goldsmith
C. B. Timker
M. Sheridan
Gilbert
Oscar Wilde
G. H. Nebleton
R_Crawford
J. R. Crawford
Study of problems to be undertaken by church group
Plans for fall and winter program of Bridgeport council Churches will be completed at a meeting this evening at Boelock church. Organizers aim to include pastors and committees from each church to form study groups in Social Conditions Department. Topics cover cultural education, civic and social betterment, community self education, and economic cooperation. Membership open to city residents regardless of church. A formal dinner to organize the groups is planned for October or November, with dinner plans to be discussed tonight.
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Bridgeport Council
Eet M 2
Boelock
Engineers' Club Plans Fall Program In Bridgeport
The Bridgeport Engineers' Club opens its fall season with a Thursday evening meeting in the Stratfield inn breakfast room. B T Dodd of General Electric will lecture on "Railroads in the Year Exist" as part of a lecture series to share latest engineering information. Committee members include J H H Banthey, president, HE Lath, HE Well, 17. Hansen, and James Chasman.
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Engineers’ Club of
Bridgeport
Stratfield Mnel
B. T Dodd
General Flectria Company
J HH. Banthey
Hansen
James Chasman
No More Shiny Noses Beauty Powder Mellogio
A new French process powder promises an oil free finish that stays on until washed off. It makes pores invisible and gives a soft velvety complexion with a natural look. Advertised as Mellogio beauty powder.
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Mellogio
Heads of Bridgeport School System Outing and Bake
More than 50 members of Bridgeport's teaching and supervising staff gathered at Lamp Mortar Rock Friday afternoon for their annual outing and clam bake. At the close of the school session teachers and principals were transported to the site in automobiles. Following an old fashioned clam bake, a sports program was presented.
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Bridgeport
Lamp Mortar Rock
Maylah Hallock to Marry J Shallenberger in Philadelphia
Miss Maylah Hawley Hallock, of Philadelphia, now living at the University Club, will marry J Shallenberger next Saturday afternoon in the United church. After the ceremony they will take a short wedding trip and reside at 27 Nash Street after November 1. Miss Hallock, a Danbury High School graduate, is employed at Mit Savings Bank. Mr Shallenberger, Falr Shelf class of 1912, is a consulting electrical engineer.
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Maylah Hawley Hallock
Rowsie
Elreet
Shallenberger Tormerty
Shullenberger
Bridgeport
Miss Hallock
Miss Stevens
Danbury
Mit Savings Bank
Shailenberger
Falr Shelf, Glass
Planché Sturges
Rowsley Street
Lenz Walter Wedding Solemnized at Church
Lenz and Walter couple Misa Marie Margaret Waler daughter of Mrs Barbara Walter of 38 Sixth Street and William Teng son of Mrs Alvind Lenz of 894 Grand Street wed Saturday at the German Reform Church. Bridesmaid Nina Walter and Ruth Henckel attended in orange gowns with roses bouquets. Reception followed and couple planned a wedding trip.
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Misa Marie Margaret Waler
Barbara Walter
Sixth Street
Wiliam Tengagen
Alvind Lenz
Grand Street
Nina Walter
Port Chester
Ruth Henckel
Gil
Carrie
Bishop Brewster Ordains Rev Wil Kaga Haydersyman
Rt Rev Chauncey H. W. Grewster of the Connecticut Mpissapal diocese will ordain Rev Wil Kaga Haydersyman at Calvary Episcopal Church today in Bridgeport. The ordination ceremony, typically held in Hartford or Middletown, is noted as the first ordination in the Bridgeport church since May 1898 when Rt Rev C B Brewsler ordained four there.
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Chauncey HW
Grewster
Mpissapal
Connecticut
Wil
Kaga
Haydersyman
Calvary Episcopal Church
Brewsted
Hugh Mag
Hartford
Middletown
Hector
Bridgeport
C B Brewsler
Christchurch
Barker Leeds Wedding To Be Held In City On Oct 16
Society notes two social weddings in the city on October 16. Miss Catherine Day Miller and Miss Elizabeth Fuller join Miss Hhuobeth Leeds at a family ceremony at the Leeds home with attending relatives and guests. Separate celebration for Miss Miller and Frederick Tallmadge Towne planned at St Augustine Church, with over 1500 invitations issued. list of bridesmaids and ushers named.
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Meds
Phyllie Umler
Dayton
Ohio
Elizabeth Barker
Mauch Chunk
Thomas Roertson
Columbia South Carolina
Barker
Norman Leeds Jr
Norton Ruehls
New York
Benjamin Grieh
Robert Shedden
Catherine Day Miller
Guy P Miller
Brooklawn Pack
Frederick Tallmadge Towne
Stamford
St. Augustine
Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Masa Helen Biasoe
A surprise miscellaneous shower honoring Masa Helen Biasoe of Caraine street drew many guests. Pink and white decorations, dancing, a ballet luncheon, and gifts accompanied the celebration with numerous attendees named including Rose Saffo Mary Guman Josephine Adzima Sue Mimjora and more.
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Anna Cozack
Masa Helen Biasoe
Caraiine Street
Thsaeoge
Rose Saffo
Mary Guman
Josephine Adzima
Sue Mimjora
W. T. Demchak
Anna Polaski
Julia Muisch
W. Vrona
J. Phalen
T McGrath
Helen Fox
Anna Mraynack
Yanchak
John Klekocka
Elen Kiekocke
Helen Duly
Dahlia Show Draws 2000 At Bridge Park Bank
About two thousand attendees observed the dahlia show held Friday and Saturday in the Commercial Bank Trust building at Bridge Park. The first calibition of its kind at the bank site featured more than 106 varieties entered from Bridport and nearby towns.
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Moehan
Wii - Trust Company
Local Personal Notices and Upcoming Meetings Across City
Mr and Mrs Edmund Watts of Springfield Illinois visit Mr and Mrs Sydney M Whitcock in Noble Avenue. Miss Laura Rourke hosts Miss Margaret Kennedy from Mount Vernon. The Carmichaels of San Diego announce twins William and Jean born at Bridgenport Hospital. Whist and dance at 161 Washington Avenue hosted by Mrs J Walsh. Mr and Mrs H O Wells spend two weeks in Boston. Catholic Daughters schedule parish committee meeting Wednesday. Wilma Marcinein of Boots Street to marry G J Paller October 46. Mr and Mrs M Martin return from five weeks in Washington and Baltimore. Second District Republican Women host meeting to prepare for Seaside Institute dance October 3. Benefit sale and entertainment for St Andrews Guild at Third District Republican Club Alfred Street from 2 to 8. Bridport Christian Endeavor Union fall rally October 8 at Lee United Church with OFA Wallis as speaker. Catholic Daughters attend high mass October 1 at St Augustine’s for Father Nihill. Mrs Mabel Machbach hosts whist and pinochle for Kyota Council October 1 at 62 Cannon Street. New Year services at Park Avenue Temple with Rabbi Israel Klein October 7 and Yom Kippur services October 8 and 9.
Defense Day urged as annual custom in letter to President
Stan wood Menizen, president of the National Security League, asks Coolidge to make Defense test day an annual event and merge it with Constitution Day on September 17. The league released the letter today. The New Bedford Whaling Museum houses the world's largest model ship, a half size replica of the apota whaling ship from old New England sailing days.
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New York
President Coolidge
Stanwood Menizen
The
National Security League
League
New Bedford
Fashion Leaders Parade Ensemble Suits Collection
A beautiful collection of exclusive ensemble suits is displayed for immediate wear. Models range from 59.75 to 200 dollars with one standout at 125 dollars, inviting buyers to slip into the stylish effect.
New Vogue Hats Arrive Weekly on Second Floor
Storefront notice announces New Vogue hats arriving every week with new stock on the second floor. The brief item highlights ongoing restocks and easy access for shoppers.
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Vogue
Monday Specials in Drapery and Linen Findings
Local sale notes emphasize smart jackets priced at 14 50 formerly 223 50, along with novelty fur fabric pieces and fluffy high standing collars. Linen napkins 3 95 with Irish linen borders, plus 14x14 inch napkins and towels in short lengths. art linen and Irish linen pieces offered. Stationery sets 89 cents, cut glass vases 75 cents, housedresses to embroider 1, baby blanket fasteners 49 89 cents, handkerchiefs, ribbed vests on sale. many items marked down for Monday only in basement and third floor sections.
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Engineers’ Club
Hiartigan Drug Store
Congress
John A. Young
E. Everett Cortright
Worcester Warren
Maylah H. Hallock
Shallenberger
Maylah Hallock
Bishop Brewster
Rev
W. Hay
Edmund Watts
Springfield, Il
Sydney M Whitcock
Noble Avenue
Laura Rourke
Howard Avenue
Margaret Kennedy
Mount Vernon
Queens Carmichael
San Diego
California
William
Jean
Bridgenport Hospital
Carmichas
Margery Porter
Dairfield
Welles
Washington Avenue
J. Walsh
Catholic Daughters of America
WHL
Catholic Community House
Wilma Marcinein
Boots Street
Marcinein
G. J. Paller
Mrs. M. Martin
Stratford Avenus
Washington, DC
Baltimore
Maek
Republican Women's Club
South
Myrtle Avenue
Seaside Institute
Third District Republican Club
Alfred Street
St. Andrew's Guild of Black Rock
Brigenor Christian Endeavor Union
Lee United Church
Wallis
Commissioner
Catholic Daughters of Ameriva
St Augustine's Church
Father Nihill
M. Thompson
St Patrick's Church
Mabel Machbach
Kyota Council
Cannon Street
Park Avenue Temple
Israel Klein
Che
Fifth Avenue
Lido
Venice
Oxblood
Natu
Vogue Hat Co
Anne Hathaway
Rheins Cathedral
Bridge of Sighs
Cts
D. M. Read Company
Moor
Oor
Gath
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